SMAC048 - Victoria Returns, Pitch Down Dummy, Autolandings

Podcast: Download | Mobile Friendly Today's show marks the triumphant return of our beloved and sassy Victoria Zajko as she fills us in on all the exciting news from her absence including the amazing statistics from 2013's Women of Aviation Week Worldwide events. Rick's recent flight with a CFI conducting simulated engine out procedures invokes an interesting conversation about pitching down when it may seem completely counterintuitive. And Carl wraps it up with a story and explanation about his first autolanding in the Airbus A320 on an ILS during 1,400 RVR. All that and more coming up right now! Pre-Flight From July 26-28th, 2013 the Festival of Ballooning at Solberg Airport in Readington, NJ will feature over 100 hot air balloons, flights, entertainment, headlining bands, fireworks, plus more. As one of the nations greats balloon events this is not to be missed. Cruise Flight Show Notes Women of Aviation Worldwide Week Canada takes it all Frederick Women Fly It Forward Northampton MA airport Calhoun Air Center Astronaut Pam Melroy Traveling Space Museum Simulated engine failures Stretching the glide Best glide speed Flaring the jet Norwood MA airport Airbus A320 Autoland tutorial Low visibility taxi routes Overwater flying Low visibility takeoffs Checklist usage Auto brakes ILS 22L KJFK Minimum Equipment List (MEL) Unsuccessful landings After Landing Checklist ~ Picks of The Week ~ Sean - Aviation Museum of Kentucky Victoria - Airfare America Carl - Coconut Flyers Group Len - myRadar iOS app Rick - Breitling Reno Air Race iOS game NOTE - Did you know that by clicking the links in this blog post that you help support this website? There's no extra cost to you and it helps us continue to provide a quality podcast. Plus you'll get extra karma points! For more information visit our Affiliate Link page. Virgin Galactic Space Flight Fund Thanks for listening to the Stuck Mic AvCast, a listener supported aviation podcast. We love publishing and delivering useful content and information for everyone! Please show your support with a $5 or $10 donation today and maybe we could one day fly in space! Please submit your questions and feedback via blog comments, Twitter, or email and we'll be sure to answer them on the air!