Bruce Webb has spent four decades flying helicopters. Now, he’s stepping out of the cockpit to learn more about the different lives lived around the industry. Each episode examines a different guest — pilots, technicians, photographers, wildlife experts and more. In the air and on the ground, every person has something unique and useful to say. contact: bruce@webbsightaviation.com
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 31 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Enjoyed the war stories and learning more about Tim Tucker’s experiences. The best part for me was the IIMC discussion. As an Army IERW IP, myself and colleagues go IMC quite often, there are a lot of people who don’t realize the surprise and apprehension created by an actual IIMC encounter. Overall great discussion and learning from great individuals.
I fly HEMS, and when I fly IFR I always have a plan. Going IIMC is an emergency procedure, sure you may formulate a plan of what if’s but at the moment you punch in you’re being behind the aircraft which is unsettling. Land and Live
Loved this! Can’t wait to hear more!
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