Episode 9: Steve Guetter

There I was... presented by the AOPA Air Safety Institute

Episode 9 of the "There I was..." An Aviation Podcast podcast, hosted by AOPA Air Safety Institute, titled "Episode 9: Steve Guetter" was published on February 1, 2019 and runs 61 minutes.

February 1, 2019 ·61m · "There I was..." An Aviation Podcast

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In this episode, we hear a story from Steve Guetter, president of the Minnesota Seaplane Pilots Association. Steve experienced a complete electrical failure while flying at night in his 1958 J model Bonanza. Listen in as Steve recounts the event and explains the actions he took to land safely.

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In this episode, we hear a story from Steve Guetter, president of the Minnesota Seaplane Pilots Association. Steve experienced a complete electrical failure while flying at night in his 1958 J model Bonanza. Listen in as Steve recounts the event and explains the actions he took to land safely.

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