Welcome to Fly the Transition, where host Jim Schilling explores the inspiring stories of individuals transitioning into new careers within the aviation industry. In a world where more people are pursuing second careers as pilots, air traffic controllers, and mechanics, Jim delves into the intriguing backgrounds and motivations that drive these transitions. Each episode uncovers the diverse pathwa... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 26 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureAviation |
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Welcome back to another exciting episode of Fly the Transition! more
Welcome back to another exciting episode of Fly the Transition! On this week's episode, I talk with Jared, math whiz turned regional pilot. He will tell us about working on building a plane in high school, his careers with numbers, teaching, and even... more
Welcome back to another exciting episode of Fly the Transition! On this week's episode, we sit down with Dr. Keith Roxo, Operations Director with WIngman Med. We discuss the ever important medical certificates, dispel some myths, and what you should ... more
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We’re all tired of the same old story… a teenager rushes through their ratings, builds time on the backs of others, then bails for the airlines. Host Jim breaks the monotony with his podcast Fly The Transition. His interviews explore the unique and inspiring stories of people chasing their dreams later in life and finding a second career in aviation. A must-listen show for anybody considering a change in their life, whether aviation-related or otherwise. Take the leap, put in the hard work, and ... more
As a recently certificated commercial pilot, I really appreciate the content you are providing! Looking forward to more episode as I near my retirement from my corporate job and transition into getting paid for following my passion. Keep up the great work.
In the last year I’ve become a podcast listener. In that time, Fly the transition has become the perfect podcast to accompany The Midlife Pilot podcast, Opposing Bases and of course The Midwest Pilot. Plenty of new and intriguing content help my commute breeze by. Fly the transition help keep my dreams of transitioning into the aviation career field aloft.
I really enjoy your podcast. Every episode has spoke to me in some way.
Would love to hear more stories! So motivating for myself and I’m sure others who will be doing similar career swaps.
Apple Podcasts | #234 | United States/Leisure/Aviation |
Apple Podcasts | #173 | Canada/Leisure/Aviation |
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