Pilot and Aviation Safety Professional, Kristyn Blocher

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Chicks Who Fly

Inaia

34 episodes

4 days ago

Advanced & Instrument Ground Instructor Inaia interviews women pilots and women in aviation, shares tips, insights, stories and quality educational content to empower and guide time-constrained aspiring pilots on their aviation journey, providing a clear path to mastery, fostering a supportive community and offering mentorship opportunities. Our approach significantly reduces flight training costs while ensuring proficiency and success. chickswhoflyofficial@gmail.com

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Pilot and Aviation Safety Professional, Kristyn Blocher

Chicks Who Fly

51 minutes 23 seconds

1 year ago

Pilot and Aviation Safety Professional, Kristyn Blocher

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In today's episode of Chicks who Fly, I get to have a conversation with Kristen Blocher where shares her journey over the past few years since our first interview together on this podcast, highlighting her shift from flight instructing into aviation safety as well as the joys and challenges of owning and maintaining her aircraft. We discuss the various career opportunities within aviation safety, emphasizing the diversity of roles beyond traditional flying jobs, such as accident investigation and working with manufacturers. Additionally, we touch on the significance of continuous learning and personal growth within aviation, the value of hands-on experience with aircraft maintenance, and the empowerment that comes from flying.We also discuss that question that I hear all the time of “Am I too old to get started in aviation?” We share information for those considering a career change to aviation, showcasing how it's never too late to start and the vast possibilities within the field.