
The View from Our Side of the Cockpit Door
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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We last spoke to Basam when he was doing his Jet Upset Training but now that he has his dream job it was appropriate that we should chat again on one of his London layovers. In particular, he is flying around a war zone which presents additional chal... more
A flock of seagulls had chosen that moment to break ground from the grass beside the runway and fly across our path. They disappeared under the nose as we climbed away and cleaned the aircraft up… no noise of an impact but then we noticed the No 2 en... more
The next tale from my RAF Logbook, albeit now being filled with civilian flights for Virgin Atlantic Airways…
A Virgin A340-300 going round the checkerboard at Kai TAk airport, Hong Kong.
The checkerboard approach from the flight deck.
Th... more
The second part of an interview with Alan Munro, retired RAF pilot and Cold War warrior, where we talk about his book… Fast Jets on the Front Line. A 19 Sqn F4 Phantom
A 228 OCU F4 Phantom
An RAF Chinook helicopter
The back seat of a Phan... more
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Been listening to Plane Tales for a couple of years working through the back catalogue- some quirky, some serious, most informative. Really loved a Strange thing happened on the way to the moon, and as a budding flight instructor a lost student who tried to shrug it off as a drought drying up Loch Ness. Keep it up Captain Nick.
The episodes are great. It’s gets pretty annoying when he releases two episode, then waits two months to release more😞 plus there are already more episodes of APG but they are not uploaded
Just discovered this podcast because it was referenced by another podcast, which is also excellent: Opposing Bases: Air Traffic Control Talk. I am not a pilot or an air traffic controller… Just a guy who is fascinated by what it takes to make the world of aviation tick. As I said, I am very new to this podcast, but I am finding it educational, humorous, and good old-fashioned, excellent entertainment. Thanks for sharing your wonderful stories. ** UPDATE ** June 28, 2025…
I am addicted. This is a... more
Just discovered this podcast because it was referenced by another podcast, which is also excellent: Opposing Bases: Air Traffic Control Talk. I am not a pilot or an air traffic controller… Just a guy who is fascinated by what it takes to make the world of aviation tick. As I said, I am very new to this podcast, but I am finding it educational, humorous, and good old-fashioned, excellent entertainment. Thanks for sharing your wonderful stories. ** UPDATE ** June 28, 2025…
I am addicted. This is a... more
Just discovered this podcast because it was referenced by another podcast, which is also excellent: Opposing Bases: Air Traffic Control Talk.
I am not a pilot or an air traffic controller… Just a guy who is fascinated by what it takes to make the world of aviation tick.
As I said, I am very new to this podcast, but I am finding it educational, humorous, and good old-fashioned, excellent entertainment.
Thanks for sharing your wonderful stories.
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This podcast offers a unique perspective on aviation and military experiences through the personal stories of a seasoned pilot. Listeners can expect a blend of educational content and entertaining anecdotes, showcasing everything from flight training and personal reflections on aircraft to historical aviation events and safety procedures. The storytelling style engages listeners while covering both humorous and poignant moments from the host's career, including his transition from military to commercial aviation, experiences with different aircraft, and notable missions.
A distinct feature of this podcast is its ability to weave intricate tales from the aviation world with a personal touch, making it appealing not only to aviation enthusia... more
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2. Opposing Bases: Air Traffic Talk
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Recent guests on Plane Tales include:
1. Basam Aggad
2. Captain Mike Ross
3. Lieutenant Colonel Timothy W. Dorsey
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