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This week, Joe discusses a challenging topic that all pilots will face at some point during their time as a pilot. When is it time to step away from the cockpit and hang up the wings?

This week, Joe addresses several commonly asked questions and unique situations faced in the PA-46 community. Listen in and see if these answers can help you in your PA-46.

This week, Joe got the opportunity to fly with Heather Cannon, a proud owner and pilot of the M500. Heather discusses what drove her to upgrade from the C182 and how the M500 helps her to meet her mission more effectively.

Today's episode is Part 2 from the MMOPA Convention in Tuscon. Joe had the opportunity to sit down with the team from RC Avionics and discuss what sets their shop apart from others. He also provides his overall comments on the success of the MMOPA Convention.

Last week, the people of Casey Aviation attended MMOPA Tucson Live 2022. Joe had the opportunity to speak with a few key attendees from the conference. Listen in to see how their product can help you!

This week, Joe trained with Bill Davidson who just moved from a Continental Malibu into a Meridian. Listen in to see why Bill made the decision to upgrade and to see if the time is right for you.

This week, Joe talks with the nation's latest Sport Pilot, Chris Simmons. Chris has a fantastic story about weight loss and being committed to become a pilot that is truly inspirational.

Today, Joe talks with Justin Burkholder about the upcoming safety standdown event at KMVN in October. This event will be focused on the Safety and Maintenance of the Nose Landing Gear. Listen in to learn more! We hope to see you there!

This week, Joe sits down with Knut Mjolhus, a long time aviation enthusiast. Knut has owned many different airplanes including a Meridian and M600 in the past. He explains why the Kodiak fits his mission better than the PA-46.

This week, Joe discusses a very common aircraft move from a Cirrus into a Piper Meridian. John Kolar joins the podcast today to discuss what it takes to step and the decisions that were made in order to upgrade.

We are beginning a new series where we feature each one of our employees. We want you to know everyone when you come and visit for your training. We begin by introducing you to Mark Dunn, Aircraft Brokering Manager for Casey Aviation.

This week, Joe discusses his latest ferry flight of a King Air from Germany to the United States. He discusses what went well and what unique set of challenges he faced while flying an unfamiliar airplane and due to shortages in the economy.

This week, Joe got the opportunity to train with Adam Weatherby, President and CEO of Weatherby, Inc., the premier manufacturer of firearms made in the USA. Joe got the opportunity to train with Adam in Sheridan, WY, where their company is headquartered and see what their business represents. Take a listen to see why Adam chose to move into a JetPROP as he continues his journey in aviation.

Today, Joe sits down with Jeff Plotka to discuss his recent move from a JetPROP to a TBM 850. They discuss similarities, differences, and why the decision was made to move to a larger aircraft.

Joe sits down this week with Daryl Sakol and Shane Borden. Daryl is the owner of a 2018 M350. Shane is a long time friend and pro pilot that is rated to fly Daryl's airplane. Listen in to see how this relationship has played to each of their advantage.

This week, Joe discusses two key points that Charles Lindbergh introduced to present day aviation and how they apply in the PA-46.

This week, Joe discusses and makes a connection between the island of Maui and a very well known figure in aviation, Charles Lindbergh. Joe breaks down these topics in detail and discusses how people are different in the world of aviation.

This week, Joe discusses the use of flaps in the PA46 and why you should be using them on nearly all occasions.

This week, Joe had recurrent training with Cliff Coffman, a 77 year old JetPROP pilot. They dive into the challenges of insurance and what it takes to continue flying past age 70.

Joe sits down to discuss training the trainer with Hank Gibson, a Cirrus and fellow PA46 instructor. Hank also shares plans for his upcoming company which will be fully unveiled at Oshkosh.