In episode two we talk to Andrew Thorley about an engine failure he experienced in an ultralight sport aircraft over Sydney suburbs... at night; we chat to Kirsty Ferguson about the behavioural interview process; Mary Kirby about the passenger airline experience and Chris Williams about his popular Aussie software - Command Flight Planner. You may read, listen or download here. |
Your hosts are all international airline pilots with nearly 50,000 hours of combined experience in 10 jet types and dozens of turbine and piston twins and singles. They have held countless positions within aviation including, but far from limited to; social media, finance, training, checking, IT, management and CRM. You can read more about them here. |
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Show Notes
Thanks for listening! In between the schedules of four international airline rosters, the production of enormous amounts of video (including the production of an Australian TV program) and lots of recording, we let number two slip a little. Number three, titled Janine Shepherd, should follow very shortly. We’ve recorded some audio with some incredible personalities and we look forward to bringing their stories to you.
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In our first episode we talk to Eric Moody. In 1982, Eric was the Captain of a British Airways 747 flight that had all four engines fail after it encountered volcanic ash. Rather than address issues that are already a matter of public record, we probed Eric for his views on training, crew resource management and the broader industry. Eric is an incredible man whose (controversial) leadership and command skills defined the routine nature of his flying either side of Speedbird 9’er. Continue Reading
