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Sep 12, 2024 36 min

Episode 17 – Barry Lambert

from LD Aviation Podcast Hosted by LD Aviation Network

NBAA Top 40 under 40, Southern Sky Aviation, Aviation Sales Business, Flying Roosters, Citation XL and XLS Series, Be A Goldfish, Juicy Lucy Burger, and the Alabama Business Aviation Association Join us for an insightful podcast with Barry Lambert, the VP of Charter Operations at Southern Sky Aviation. Honored as a NBAA Top 40 under 40, Barry shares his aviation journey and experiences. Acting as a communicator between aircraft owners and Southern Sky Aviation, he handles various responsibilities, including Aircraft Sales, Aircraft Finance and Data Tracking. Barry shares some interesting stories, including a memorable Christmas flight involving a crate full of roosters. He humorously notes that while you can drive a rooster, you certainly can't fly one. Leading by example, Barry draws inspiration from Ted Lasso and the "be a goldfish" mentality. He's an active member of the Alabama Business Aviation Association, emphasizing the value of giving back and bringing in new talents to the Aviation Industry. Connect with Barry on LinkedIn. Thank you for joining us on this enlightening episode as we gain valuable insights from Barry Lambert, an accomplished professional in the aviation industry, and discover the fascinating stories and experiences he shares. ✈️ This episode is brought to you by The Business Aviation Collective and LD Aviation Services. ✈️

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