Long Range Patrol: The Poseidon SEEDCORN Part 2: Flying the P-8 Poseidon with the RAF and Building Canada's Future Fleet - Dylan Gilje-Allan and Matt Chretien episode artwork

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Long Range Patrol: The Poseidon SEEDCORN Part 2: Flying the P-8 Poseidon with the RAF and Building Canada's Future Fleet - Dylan Gilje-Allan and Matt Chretien

from The Pilot Project Podcast · host Bryan Morrison

In Part 2, Capt Dylan Gilje-Allan and Capt Matt Chretien take listeners inside Canada's P-8 Poseidon SEEDCORN program and their transition from the CP-140 Aurora to operational flying with the Royal Air Force.They discuss P-8 training, automation, crew coordination, and the differences between the Aurora and Poseidon. The conversation also covers tracking Russian submarines in the Atlantic, flying operational missions shortly after training, life at RAF Lossiemouth, and how Canada is preparing the next generation of Long Range Patrol crews years before the aircraft enters service.CONTINUE THE FLIGHTLong Range Patrol: The Poseidon SEEDCORN Part 1: Aurora Operations, Op NEON and the Road to the P-8 - Dylan Gilje-Allan and Matt Chretienhttps://podpilotproject.transistor.fm/episodes/long-range-patrol-the-poseidon-seedcorn-part-1-dylan-gilje-allan-and-matt-chretienLong Range Patrol: The Hunter: Long Range Patrol and the CP-140M Aurora - Davis Clarkhttps://podpilotproject.transistor.fm/episodes/long-range-patrol-the-hunter-davis-clarkMORE LONG RANGE PATROL EPISODEShttps://podpilotproject.transistor.fm/search?query=Long+Range+PatrolEXPLORE THE LOGBOOKMore stories from RCAF and mission aviation pilotshttps://podpilotproject.transistor.fm/episodes

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