55. Why airplane accidents are not just stories, with Steve Green

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Inside the aviation insurance market, with Doug Tibbs

Buying aircraft insurance can often feel like an opaque, frustrating process of filling out paperwork and bracing for rate hikes. In this episode Doug Tibbs, managing director at 5X5 Aviation Insurance and a former business jet pilot, pulls back the curtain on how aircraft polici ...  Show more

Bringing aviation to high school, with Kailee Calder

What happens when you take a former high school chemistry teacher, turn her into a CFI, and send her back into the high school classroom to run a full-semester private pilot ground school? In this episode, high school educator, medical professional, and flight instructor Kailee C ...  Show more

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