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EPISODE · Mar 21, 2018 · 37 MIN

Episode 1: Peter Teuten-Flight Instructor & Professional Pilot

from Time in Flight · host Hunter Bevis

Welcome to the first episode of Time-in-Flight! In this episode is an interview with my first flight instructor, turned professional pilot, to discuss his adventures in Aviation. He first describes life in England in the 1970's and 1980's and his introduction to aviation. Then he explains what it was like to take a 15 year break from flying and what re-ignited his passion for aviation in the United States.  He explores the differences between what it was like to fly then vs. now and flying in Europe vs. Stateside. He later chronicles the journey that took him fb rom private pilot to flight instructor and what life was like for him during his flight instruction career.  At the end he discusses how the skills he learned from working with different learning styles as a flight instructor translated into his career as a first officer in a regional airline.   Please enjoy the show. This is the show's first episode and all feedback is welcome. Please email me directly at: [email protected] with any suggestions on how to improve the show or ideas on guests that you would like to hear on the podcast.

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