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EPISODE · May 4, 2026 · 1H 31M

#21 Whoopsie Daisies! Ground Loops, Bird Strikes & Almost Dying in Nepal

from Pyjama Pilots · host Jimbo Burgess

A loose, unfiltered catch-up with the boys covering everything from flying over Christmas with medevac runs and life in the cockpit. What starts as casual chat quickly turns into a string of “whoopsie daisy” moments—ground loops, rough strips, turbulence hits, and the kind of decisions that seem like a good idea… until they aren’t.There’s talk of taildraggers vs nose-draggers, operating into sketchy strips, and how quickly things can unravel when conditions, experience, and instinct don’t quite line up. It’s equal parts storytelling, lessons learned the hard way, and classic pilot banter.If you’ve spent time around aircraft—or just enjoy hearing how things go wrong and right again—this one hits home.

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