As pilots, we have probably all heard of Mr Frank W. Abagnale, whose life inspired the hit movie and book, Catch Me If You Can. I had the opportunity to meet him on one of my flights. To our good fortune, he graciously agreed to talk to the Flying Pilot Podcast listeners. So, in this episode we hear a speech given by Mr. Abagnale about his life, and then I ask him a few questions in a short interview over Skype about his earlier years, and about what he is doing now. We also talk about some things that pilots should do to help secure themselves from identy theft.
It is a very interesting show, and can be downloaded here:

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“No Show,” the former Air Force Flight Surgeon joins us again, with the planned second interview. Here, he talks about “naughty pilots” and the things that we do to ourselves that can affect our flying. You can download the podcast here:

The previous flight surgeon episode, with interesting links, is located here.

Oxygen Hemogloben Saturation Curve

Percentage of the maximum amount of oxygen that the blood can carry.

This episode talks about our time in Oshkosh, the Tenerife Disaster, tips on safe taxiing and runway incursions, and the history of Anthony Fokker, “The Flying Dutchman”. You can download it directly here:.

Fokker’s “Die Spinne” (Spider)

Intro Notes

The Disaster at Tenerife

Runway Incursions

Anthony Fokker

Podsafe Music - Joe Campbell Crack the Sky

Podcasters Len, Pilot Kent of The Pilotcast, and Jason Miller of The Finer Points at Oshkosh

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