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ACP435 Don't Let Anyone Steal Your Dream

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Release Date: 10/12/2025

ACP452 iHartFlying show art ACP452 iHartFlying

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I Hart flying scholarships have been in our scholarships guide since their inception. Don’t forget through the generous support of our listeners and sponsors you can get a scholarship guide for free by visiting https://www.aviationcareerspodcast.com/free/. Rachelle from I Hart is joining us today to announce a new initiative to support women in flight. As many of you know, a member of our team, Leslie Caubble is a recipient of a scholarship helping her to move forward in her career in aviation. Rachelle and how she developed her passion for aviation Why she started...

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Today we have a special guest who is living her dream flying a Falcon 50 to exotic and exciting airports. Talking Points: What fueled her passion for aviation? Schools attended including college Funny story from her training. Tips for student pilots. Why did you choose corporate aviation? Advice for those looking to get into corporate aviation. Giveaway link: https://www.instagram.com/brookemcampbell/ What is your favorite airport from a flying perspective What is your favorite airport to visit? What is next in your career? Links: https://www.instagram.com/brookemcampbell/ Mentorship:...

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Is it still worth becoming a pilot in 2026?

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ACP449 Is Flying Safe As A Career? show art ACP449 Is Flying Safe As A Career?

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Is flying safe as a career? Due to recent news I have received questions from people in our coaching community asking if flying is safe. First, if you have reached this video and are wanting to discover if flying is safe as a mode of transportation the answer is yes. Flying is the safest mode of transportation and there are numerous videos covering that topic. https://www.statista.com/chart/18264/the-most-dangerous-ways-to-travel-in -the-us/ What is safety? The condition of being safe from undergoing or causing hurt, injury, or loss. It is as safe as the pilot and the operation. Everything has...

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In episode ACP406 FLYGIRL DETAILING : HOW A PASSION FOR AVIATION TURNED INTO A LUCRATIVE BUSINESS we spoke with Claire Maher about her entrepreneurial journey into the aviation business. Now, over a year later, she has accomplished an important aviation milestone, the commercial pilot certificate. To give us a career update and discuss the journey is Clair Maher. Welcome back to the show, Claire. Talking points: What is flygirl detailing, and why did you start the business (For those who have not listened to episode 406) Your journey to the commercial rating and a big congratulations! How has...

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In episode 445, I discussed the hiring outlook 2026 and in episode 424 I discussed why the pilot hiring wave started last year. Today we discuss the workforce projections for 2026 from an aviation training perspective with CEO of Spartan College Of Aeronautics and Technology, Rob Polston. Mentorship: https://valeri-aviation.thinkific.com/courses/group-career-coaching Use the coupon code “CoachItForward” for the first month free. One-On-One Coaching: https://valeri-aviation.thinkific.com/courses/career-coaching Special: One month of free access when you sign up for one-on-one coaching. Pay...

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We have seen an increase in pilots sharing their end of year paystubs online. Let me tell you why I think this is a bad idea with both good and bad intentions. Talking Points: What pilots really make https://www.bls.gov/ooh/transportation-and-material-moving/airline-and-commercial-pilots.htm#tab-5 $239,200 or more scheduled air transportation 2024 stats That puts you in the top 10% of commercial pilots I will have a breakdown in more detail later. Why you should not share your paystub online or anywhere else. 1. Personal & financial data exposure Even “redacted” stubs can reveal:...

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Should you become a pilot in 2026? Today we dive deeper into the hiring outlook for 2026 and beyond. If you want monthly updates and access to the pilot interview course and mentorship community visit https://valeri-aviation.thinkific.com/courses/group-career-coaching Sponsor: https://stratus.finance/ Pilot Hiring Outlook 2026 250 to 750 per month at the legacies. That is 3000 to 9000 pilots this year. My numbers come from actually hiring managers at the airlines. We are already seeing multiple offers for those who have 3000 total and 1000 pic turbine time. The second tier, which is the 1500...

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I am currently touring flight schools with the intent of becoming an airline pilot. I came across your podcast on YouTube. I listened to a great episode on the benefits of becoming an airline pilot in 2025. Thanks for sharing such valuable information. I’m reaching out with question/s regarding flight schools. Like many, the expense is really the only thing giving me pause. I am 38 years old and own my own business so time is something I have the luxury of creating. I have no doubt that this requires 100% commitment and this would be much more than a hobby. My plan is to turn flying into a...

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Take one step today to enhance your career goal with the gift card you received this holiday! Welcome to our annual recommendation on how to spend your Gift Card and Enhance your career! Questions, comments, or inspirational stories; please write to us at feedback@aviationcareerspodcast.com. Our latest video: https://www.youtube.com/@AviationCareersPodcast Stick and Rudder: An Explanation of the Art of Flying This timeless book is essential for those who want to master the basics of flying and truly master the art of flying. https://amzn.to/3L2rV2Z Aviation Weather Handbook Revision A The...

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Social media and our friends can be full of negativity and bad advice so how do we navigate our way through this gauntlet of adversity? In this episode we will discuss how to prevent people you don’t even know or care about from stealing your aviation dream. Advice to keep positive in the field of negativity. -Your friends many times only parrot what they hear in the media and online. - share your dream with a small group of people. - this is why I started the group coaching and mentorship. - one size never fits everyone so stay away from the comments that no one and everyone. - Sometimes we need to only discuss our dreams and ambitions with one person who understands the situation. - You can’t choose your family and work associates but you can choose who to share your dreams with. - you can also moderate which friends you share your dream with. - some friends are social and some are true friends you can share dreams and ambitions with. Generally it is best to stay off most social media. But that is easier said than done. So let’s talk about how to moderate your social media intake. Social media advice: -Facebook - although there are some productive groups the discussions can devolve into negative vitriol and misinformation. - good groups have consistent moderation and defined rules of conduct. - YouTube: There is some great information but again you should view many videos and follow various people before you trust their dialog. The comments can devolve quickly but are mostly moderated better. LinkedIn: A great resource because the commentators know they are being viewed by potential employers and what they post can negatively affect their career. This is where the recruiters and employers converse. Great resource for potential jobs, networking, and events. Most people who are serious about their careers are part of LinkedIn. Watch my video in our mentorship group about LinkedIn: https://valeri-aviation.thinkific.com/courses/take/group-career-coaching/texts/67392531-august-13-2025-8-pm-eastern-improve-your-linkedin-profile-and-industry-update You can sign up and get one month free with coupon “CoachItForward” Instagram: Fun to follow and normally very positive. You can find information about current events and career fairs. Tick Tok: Mostly targeted towards those just getting started in their life and careers. Traditionally marketing toward a younger audience which may be beneficial to you. X: Primarily news. Can be very political. Recommended Reading: https://www.aviationcareerspodcast.com/recommended-reading/ Mentorship: https://valeri-aviation.thinkific.com/courses/group-career-coaching Use the coupon code “CoachItForward” for the first month free. One-On-One Coaching: https://valeri-aviation.thinkific.com/courses/career-coaching Special: One month of free access when you sign up for one-on-one coaching. Questions: feedback@aviationcareerspodcast.com