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NTSB News Talk – Aviation Accidents, Safety Investigations & Pilot Lessons
Florida Learjet 60 Crash: 9 Killed, N722BD Icing Reports & Final ATC Calls
On November 1, 2026, Learjet 60 N722BD crashed in Palm Beach County, Florida, killing all nine people aboard. The jet was flying from Austin, Texas, to North Eleuthera in the Bahamas when its crew reported light clear icing, moderate turbulence, and precipitation at FL350. After requesting FL370, the pilots reported an emergency descent and an overspeed condition. Flight-tracking data showed descent rates exceeding 32,000 feet per minute. Max Trescott examines the known facts, final ATC transmissions, rapidly developing thunderstorms, and what investigators still need to determine. What caused the jet's catastrophic descent? No cause has been established. Rob Mark examines a Dassault Falcon 50, N200SG, that overran a Las Vegas runway after a rejected takeoff. Max analyzes a fatal Piper PA-28-235, N8777W, crash in Colorado mountain weather, while Rob covers the experimental PA-18 replica N43LK takeoff accident in Minnesota. The hosts also examine the Catalina Island EC135 N313RX medical helicopter crash, a snow-contaminated Daher TBM 700 N885CA takeoff, and a Piper PA-28-235 N8535N carburetor-icing accident. Finally, an Australian Cessna 210N, VH-RDH, spin crash raises a difficult question: Why didn't other pilots report dangerous, prohibited maneuvers before three people died?
Today · 42 min
Cabin Pressure with Shawn and "G"
111: Is Being a Flight Attendant Worth It? Our Honest Review
What happens when the job you’ve complained about for decades suddenly isn’t part of your life anymore? This week, Shawn & G talk about the things they’ll genuinely miss about being flight attendants—from crew connections, layover adventures, travel perks, hotel life, and the airline family to the adrenaline and unpredictability that make every trip different. Then comes the other list: 4 a.m. reports, red-eyes, trashed airplanes, nightmare crew members, adult passengers acting like children, and 16-hour duty days that somehow pay for five. Plus, a 12-year-old restores Shawn’s faith in humanity, G watches a Cleveland crew jump into action during a medical emergency, and Around the Globe features a flight attendant retiring after an incredible 63-year career. Chapter List 00:00 What Would We Actually Miss If We Quit Tomorrow? 02:16 The Crew Connections — Good, Bad & Crazy 03:26 Layover Adventures We’ll Never Forget 05:58 Travel Perks, Hotels & the Freedom of Airline Life 09:05 The Crazy Stories & Our Airline Family 12:08 Adrenaline, Uniforms & Becoming “The Flight Attendant” 17:02 What We Absolutely Will NOT Miss 22:59 Listener Spotlight: Paola, Italy 24:49 A 12-Year-Old Restores Shawn’s Faith in Humanity 28:10 A Medical Emergency Shows What Crew Teamwork Really Means 30:36 Around the Globe: 63 Years as a Flight Attendant 32:58 Next Week: When the Passengers Aren’t the Problem… Your Crew Is! Leave us a message, or ask a question? Support the show 🎙️ Thanks for flying with Cabin Pressure with Shawn & G! If today's episode made you laugh, cringe, or say “that is so true,” share it with somebody who loves travel chaos and behind-the-scenes airline life. ❤️ Want to help keep Cabin Pressure flying? Join the Cabin Pressure Crew for as little as $3/month—and we'll give our supporters a shoutout on an upcoming episode! Support the show 🎥 Watch & Subscribe on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@CabinPressurewithShawnandG 🧳 Travel Gear We Actually Use https://www.cabinpressurewithshawnandg.com/travel-gear-we-use 📧 Questions, crazy travel stories or show ideas? cpwithsg@gmail.com 🌐 Website, merch & more https://www.cabinpressurewithshawnandg.com/ Every listen, share, review and contribution helps keep the show flying. We appreciate having you along for the ride. Until next time, keep your shoes on, your tray table up, and the cabin pressure just right. ✈️
Today · 33 min
The Hangar Z Podcast
Tania Glenn: Practical Ways to Stay Resilient This Holiday Season | 398
Welcome to The Hangar Z Podcast, brought to you by Vertical HeliCASTS, in partnership with Valor Plus. We're excited to welcome back Dr. Tania Glenn. If you'd like to learn more about Tania's incredible background, be sure to check out Episodes 176 and 177, along with her mental wellness update in Episode 340. As we head into the holiday season, this conversation couldn't come at a better time. We discuss the unique stresses that often accompany the holidays and, more importantly, practical, proactive steps we can all take to better manage them at both work and home. We also take a deep dive into retirement, exploring the importance of finding renewed purpose, staying connected, and building a meaningful next chapter after a career in public safety. Whether you're still on the job, approaching retirement, or already there, this is a conversation filled with valuable insight and encouragement. Happy holidays to all of our listeners. Thank you to our sponsors Airbus, CNC Technologies and Precision Aviation Group.
Today · 1 hr 8 min
The Climb
Suggested Scheduling For Flight Schools: The Future Of Smarter Flight Operations
In this episode of The Climb, we dive into the future of flight school operations with Michael Rasmussen from Flightlogger. We explore the complexities of scheduling in flight schools and how our new suggested scheduling feature aims to revolutionize this process. Michael shares insights on the challenges faced by schedulers, the costs of inefficient scheduling, and how Flightlogger's system can alleviate these issues by enforcing rules and prioritizing student progression. We also discuss the role of AI in future developments, emphasizing its potential to optimize operations while maintaining a crucial human decision layer. Join us as we uncover how smarter scheduling can enhance clarity and efficiency in flight schools worldwide.
Today · 25 min

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