Flight Level Zero: Recent Episodes
Joe Peebles
Welcome to Flight Level Zero, it all starts here. Join us as we discuss the extremely diverse industry we know as Aviation/Aerospace. Success leaves clues and we are out to find them. Our aim is to educate and inspire you and ourselves to be the absolute best version of ourselves. Flight Level Zero is where it all matters. Here on the ground is where it all starts.
In this episode of Flight Level Zero, host Joe Peebles interviews Lauren Baum, a corporate flight attendant and entrepreneur. They discuss Lauren's journey from a career in sports to aviation, her insights on professional development, and the importance of maintaining high standards in the aviation industry.
Takeaways
- Lauren Baum transitioned from a career in sports to aviation.
- Networking played a crucial role in Lauren's career shift.
- Lauren emphasizes the importance of professional development for flight attendants.
- Entrepreneurship requires balancing creativity with structured thinking.
- Maintaining high standards is essential in the aviation industry.
- Lauren's business focuses on coaching and mentoring flight attendants.
- Training and safety are paramount for flight attendants.
- Lauren shares insights on overcoming complacency in one's career.
- The aviation industry offers endless opportunities for personal growth.
- Lauren believes in the power of setting high standards and leading by example.
Links:
(12) Lauren Baum | LinkedIn
(12) CabinsInTheSky: Overview | LinkedIn
HigherVets - Empowering Veterans in Business Aviation
JP AEROTECHNICS
You can also watch this on youtube:
https://youtube.com/@flightlevelzeropodcast?si=dqOdWmciRHV6HP_s
What happens when a childhood dream meets real-world turbulence?
In this episode of Flight Level Zero, host Joe Peebles talks with Sameer Romani — an aviation lifer who went from drawing 777s as a kid to co-founding his own jet-management startup in college.
Sameer opens up about building EssenceJet, learning hard business lessons, and finding identity beyond the job title. Now part of Aviation Partners (API) — the innovators behind those iconic blended winglets — Sameer shares how mentorship, failure, and curiosity shaped his path.
💬 Topics we cover:
How a 15-year-old landed lunch with Boeing’s BBJ president
What building and closing a startup really feels like
The importance of mentorship and accountability
Why “your job title isn’t who you are”
The future of winglets, performance, and business aviation
✈️ About Flight Level Zero:
Hosted by Joe Peebles, this show dives into self-development, resilience, and real stories from leaders across aviation and beyond. It’s where growth and grit meet the flight line.
👇 Subscribe & Join the Community
If this story hit home, like the video, drop a comment, and share it with someone chasing their next level.
🎧 Listen on Spotify | Apple Podcasts | Amazon Music
👉 Veterans: If you’re in crisis, dial 988 and press 1
Links:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/sameerromani/
https://www.aviationpartners.com/
Powered by Higher Vets.
https://www.highervets.org/
In this episode of Flight Level Zero, host Joe Peebles interviews Zach Ungerleider, a passionate aviation enthusiast and certified A&P mechanic. Zach shares his journey into aviation, detailing his early dreams of becoming a fighter pilot, the challenges he faced due to vision issues, and his eventual path into the aviation industry. He discusses his experiences in both the automotive and aviation sectors, the importance of mentorship, and the diverse skills he gained while working on various aircraft. The conversation highlights the significance of perseverance, adaptability, and giving back to the community in the aviation field. In this conversation, Zach Ungerleider shares his journey from working as a mechanic to transitioning into engineering and sales within the aviation industry. He emphasizes the importance of mentorship, continuous learning, and building a strong professional network. Zach provides valuable advice for newcomers in aviation, highlighting the significance of integrity and genuine relationships. The discussion also touches on the impact of networking events and the opportunities that arise from building connections in the industry.
Takeaways
Zach's early passion for aviation was sparked by watching planes as a child.
He faced challenges in pursuing his dream due to vision issues.
Zach transitioned from automotive to aviation, leveraging his skills.
Mentorship played a crucial role in Zach's career development.
He emphasizes the importance of giving back to others in the industry.
Zach gained diverse experience working on various aircraft types.
His journey involved balancing work, school, and family responsibilities.
Zach's experience as an apprentice mechanic was invaluable.
He learned to adapt and thrive in different aviation roles.
Zach's career progression led him to new opportunities in engineering. Zach rewrote the corrosion prevention control program at Cessna.
He transitioned from engineering to sales after a reduction in force.
Mentorship is crucial for career development in aviation.
Triple check everything as a mechanic; lives depend on it.
The day you stop learning is the day to leave the industry.
Integrity is paramount; be honest in your dealings.
Networking can lead to unexpected career opportunities.
Building relationships is essential in the aviation industry.
Zach encourages others to pursue further education and certifications.
Participating in local aviation events can significantly impact your career.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Purpose of the Show
06:11 Overcoming Challenges and Finding Opportunities
11:54 Mentorship and Giving Back to the Community
17:59 The Importance of Diverse Aircraft Experience
24:02 Zach's Journey at Cessna
30:00 The Importance of Mentorship
37:29 The Role of Mentors in Career Development
48:48 Closing Thoughts and Future Aspirations
Links:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/zach-ungerleid...
https://www.linkedin.com/in/joe-peebles/
https://nbaa.org/professional-development/...
https://www.highervets.org/
https://www.jpaerotechnics.com/
In this episode of Flight Level Zero, host Joe Peebles speaks with John Gabriel, an accomplished aviation professional and entrepreneur. They discuss John's journey into aviation, his early career experiences, and the challenges and rewards of flying business jets. John shares insights on the importance of networking in the aviation industry, the entrepreneurial spirit that drives him, and the balance between flying and running a business. The conversation emphasizes personal growth, the value of reflection, and the unique challenges faced by veterans in the aviation field. In this conversation, John Gabriel shares his journey from being a pilot to becoming an entrepreneur, highlighting the importance of identifying gaps in the market and fulfilling needs. He discusses the challenges of balancing work and personal life as an entrepreneur, emphasizing the need for breaks and realistic expectations. The conversation also delves into the significance of safety management systems in aviation and the role of a just culture in fostering trust and accountability within organizations. John shares his experiences and insights on how to create a supportive environment for safety and learning in the workplace.
If you'd like to support our channel please stop by my Patreon page: patreon.com/FLZpodcast
Links:
John Gabriel, MBA | LinkedIn
Gabriel Travel Company | travel agent near me
Sponsors:
https://www.jpaerotechnics.com/
www.hirevets.org
Joe Peebles
https://www.linkedin.com/in/joe-peebles/
In this episode of Flight Level Zero, host Joe Peebles welcomes Jamie Munoz, a leader in business aviation with over two decades of experience. They discuss Jamie's journey from a small town in Texas to becoming a general manager at Galaxy FBO, her leadership philosophies, and the importance of mentorship. The conversation highlights the challenges faced in the aviation industry, the significance of building a positive team culture, and the lessons learned from overcoming adversity. Jamie shares her insights on leadership, emphasizing the need to understand what motivates team members and the impact of creating a supportive work environment. In this conversation, Jamie Munoz and Joe Peebles discuss the importance of leadership that transcends traditional business metrics, focusing on creating a legacy and making a positive impact in the community. They explore the significance of empathy in leadership, the value of feedback, and the empowerment of young professionals in the aviation industry. Jamie shares her experiences with mentorship and community involvement, emphasizing the need for open communication and collaboration to foster growth and innovation in the industry.
Takeaways:
Aviation can be a fulfilling career path.
Overcoming negativity can fuel personal growth.
Mentorship is a two-way street.
Building a positive team culture is essential.
Leadership involves understanding team members' values.
Adversity can lead to greater self-belief.
Creating a supportive environment fosters retention.
It's important to invest in team development.
Leadership is about making others better. It's bigger than a fuel sale; it's about impact.
True leadership focuses on people, not just profits.
Creating a legacy is more important than memories.
Empathy in leadership leads to better team dynamics.
Feedback is essential for personal and team growth.
Young professionals are the current leaders, not just the future.
Networking and community involvement create significant impact.
Learning from past tragedies shapes better leadership.
Challenging leadership is crucial for improvement.
Creating impact often comes from volunteer efforts, not paid positions.
Links:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamie-santiago-mu%C3%B1oz-2a63a64/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/galaxy-fbo/
https://galaxyfbo.com/
https://nbaa.org/
n this episode of Flight Level Zero, host Joe Peebles welcomes Richard Scarbrough, an aviation professional with a rich background in aircraft maintenance and storytelling. They discuss Richard's journey into aviation, the critical role of aircraft mechanics, the importance of safety and accountability in maintenance, and the value of continuous learning in the field. The conversation highlights the unsung heroes of aviation—the mechanics—who ensure the safety and functionality of aircraft, and emphasizes the need for effective communication and teamwork in the industry. In this conversation, Richard Scarbrough shares his journey from military service to a successful career in aviation, highlighting the importance of mentorship, storytelling, and overcoming challenges. He discusses his transition to entrepreneurship, the unsung heroes of aviation maintenance, and the significance of sharing knowledge with the next generation. Richard emphasizes the value of learning from failures and the need for veterans to support each other in their career transitions.
Please Subscribe, Like and share the show! If you'd to watch the show you can find us on youtube using the link below!
Links:
Youtube: https://youtu.be/PnBlJTGV_XM?si=yN7SUy9Gm5g6cMdE
Linkedin:
(3) Richard Scarbrough | LinkedIn
(3) ScarbroughCo, LLC: Overview | LinkedIn
(3) Joe Peebles | LinkedIn
In this episode of Flight Level Zero, host Joe Peebles introduces the show and its mission to support veterans and discuss the aviation industry. He welcomes Casey Coker, who shares her journey from the power sports industry to aviation, highlighting the skills and experiences that have shaped her career. The conversation delves into the importance of leadership and personal growth in developing a creative and enthusiastic approach to work. Casey discusses her current role at ACES, a staffing company in aviation, and the passion that drives professionals in the industry. This conversation explores the vibrant community within the aviation industry, highlighting the passion and dedication of its members, particularly women. The discussion emphasizes the importance of organizations like Women in Aviation International, which empower women through education, networking, and scholarships. The speakers share personal experiences and insights into the challenges and triumphs faced by women in aviation, showcasing the diverse career paths available and the ongoing efforts to create a more inclusive environment. In this conversation, Casey Coker and Joe Peebles discuss the challenges and triumphs of networking within the aviation industry, particularly for women. They share personal experiences from industry events, emphasizing the importance of building connections, overcoming initial nervousness, and the value of local aviation groups. The discussion highlights how these connections can lead to professional growth and empowerment, especially for women in aviation.
WAI | Women in Aviation International Home
(2) Casey Coker | LinkedIn
(2) HigherVets Nonprofit | LinkedIn
(2) Aviation Consulting Experts, Inc - ACES: Overview | LinkedIn
In this episode of Flight Level Zero, Joe Peebles and Tim Wade discuss their experience participating in the Spartan race. They talk about the challenges they faced, the mental and physical preparation required, and the camaraderie among participants. They also highlight the importance of asking for help and supporting others during the race. The conversation emphasizes the determination and grit needed to overcome obstacles and push oneself to the limit. Tim and Joe discuss their experience completing the Spartan Trifecta race, which consists of a Sprint, Super, and Beast race. They talk about the challenges they faced during the races, including difficult terrain, hydration, and physical exhaustion. They also discuss the importance of pushing oneself and setting an example for their children. Tim shares his motivation to continuously improve his race times and the satisfaction of completing the race. They encourage listeners to step out of their comfort zones and take on challenging experiences.
Links:
Timothy Wade | LinkedIn
Spartan Race | Obstacle Course Race | Find Your Next Challenge
JP AEROTECHNICS
highervets.org
The guest for this episode is Jenny Showalter, an entrepreneur and career coach in the aviation industry. Jenny shares her background growing up in an aviation family and her journey in the industry. She discusses the challenges of being the child of business owners and the decision to blaze her own path. Jenny also talks about her business, Showalter Business Aviation Career Coaching, and how she helps people navigate career transitions in the aviation industry. Jenny Showalter developed her career coaching company for Biz Av, after experiencing job loss during the pandemic. She provides outplacement services, including one-on-one coaching, resume writing, cover letter writing, LinkedIn presence, and interview preparation. Showalter emphasizes the importance of being a prepared professional, which includes keeping your resume and LinkedIn profile up to date, nurturing your network, and getting involved in local and regional aviation associations. She also highlights the value of in-person networking and recommends attending industry events and conferences.
Links:
Find Jenny on Linkedin:
(2) Jenny Showalter | LinkedIn
Showalter Business Aviation Career Coaching:
Showalter Business Aviation Career Coaching
JP Aerotechnics Mobile Aircraft Maintenance Services:
JP AEROTECHNICS
833-807-3131
Higher Vets:
highervets.org
In this conversation, Joe Peebles interviews Ian Lumpp, co-chair of the NBAA Yo Pro committee, about his involvement in the aviation industry and his efforts to build better networks. They discuss the importance of supporting veterans, the diverse career opportunities in aviation, and the advocacy work of the Yo Pro committee. They also touch on the 40 under 40 initiative and the impact of building better networks within the industry. The conversation revolves around the importance of building and maintaining a strong network in the business aviation industry. Ian Lumpp shares his motivation for creating the Building Better Networks group. He emphasizes the need for networking, especially for those starting out in the industry or facing career transitions. The discussion highlights the power of connections and the benefits of being honest, helpful, and humble. The hosts encourage listeners to join the Building Better Networks group and leverage their network to find support and opportunities.
A website and a youtube channel are coming for the website and will be available soon!
Like and share and if you have any Q&A questions that you would like answered please reach out to Joe Peebles | LinkedIn
Follow Ian Lumpp | LinkedIn if you are interested in joining the Building Better Network group on whatsapp and we hope to see you on the next call on AUG 14, 2024!
Link below for our sponsor: www.jpaerotechnics.com and JP Aerotechnics on linkedin.
Als if you are interested in learning more about Higher Vets check out www.highervets.com.
In this conversation, Joe Peebles interviews Sarah Kalmeta, also known as Sarah the Pivoter, an internationally acclaimed speaker in aviation, aerospace, and leadership. They discuss the power of small actions and one degree shifts in achieving exponential results. Sarah shares her journey and the inspiration behind her name, as well as her experience with keynote speaking and overcoming nervousness. They also explore the concept of life as a series of flight legs and the importance of creating rituals and reflection. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the difference between mentorship and coaching. In this conversation, Sarah the Pivoter and Joe Peebles discuss the importance of building relationships and seeking mentorship. They emphasize the value of investing time, effort, and money in coaching programs to gain clarity and achieve success. They also highlight the significance of slowing down, finding clarity, and developing self-awareness. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the power of focus and meditation in achieving personal and professional goals.
Takeaways
Small actions and one degree shifts can lead to exponential results.
Creating rituals and reflecting on our actions can help us make intentional choices and achieve our goals.
Life can be seen as a series of flight legs, with each leg requiring intention and reflection.
Mentorship and coaching are valuable for personal and professional growth, and it is beneficial to invest in these relationships.
Sarah (the Pivoter) Kalmeta | LinkedIn
Sarah the Pivoter | Instagram, Facebook | Linktree
Pivot Point International: Overview | LinkedIn
In this episode, host Joe Peebles interviews guest Hunter Hughes, a U.S. Air Force veteran and current business aviation entrepreneur. They discuss Hunter's experience as an A-10 pilot and the importance of safety and fatigue management in aviation. Hunter shares how his family's background in aviation influenced his career path and the role models and mentors who inspired him. He also provides insights into the steps he took to become a pilot and emphasizes the importance of persistence in pursuing dreams. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the role of fighter pilots in maintaining global security. In this conversation, Hunter Hughes, an A-10 pilot, and Joe Peebles, a former CH-47 Chinook door gunner, discuss the emotional impact of military service and the importance of supporting one another. They also delve into the rigorous training and preparation required to be an A-10 pilot and the role of A-10s in ground support. The significance of the A-10's sound and its impact on the battlefield is explored. The conversation then shifts to the challenges of transitioning from the military to civilian life and the power of networking and building relationships. The episode concludes with advice to their younger selves, emphasizing the importance of building networks and reading more books.
(1) Hunter (Honcho) Hughes | LinkedIn
How do you think of your network and what ways are you building it? Today I got to sit with a Lee Brewster, VP of Thoroughbred Aviation, and discuss this very thing. Not only has she built an amazing network but she helps others connect because she knows so many people. How does she do it? You'll have to listen and hear what she says. This episode is full of great tips.
(2) Lee Brewster | LinkedIn
Thoroughbred Aviation
Today we hop into a the mindset of Ryan Yarrington, Senior Business Development Representative at Tronair-EBIS Software.
Over the past few years that I have known Ryan I have been interested in how he approaches his day to day. He always seems happy and ready to do what needs to be done. So lets dive in and find out.
Ryan Yarrington | LinkedIn
EBIS Software: Overview | LinkedIn
Where does leadership start? I beleive it starts with the individual. Today we talk about the show and why it was started. Then we will dive into Joe's story a little so you get to know the host a little better.
After that we talk about self leadership using LEARN.
- Listen to Yourself: Self-leadership begins with introspection. Listen to your inner voice, for it holds the wisdom and guidance you seek.
- Embrace Growth: Self-leadership is a journey of continuous growth and self-improvement. Embrace opportunities for learning and development, for they are the fuel for personal evolution.
- Accept Responsibility: True self-leadership starts with taking ownership of your thoughts, actions, and outcomes. Accept responsibility for your choices, for they shape your destiny.
- Reward Progress: Celebrate your victories, no matter how small. Acknowledge and reward your progress, for it reinforces positive habits and fosters self-confidence.
- Nurture Self-awareness: Cultivate a deep understanding of yourself - your strengths, weaknesses, values, and aspirations. Self-awareness is the cornerstone of effective self-leadership.
Today we hop on a call with J.D Smith, a Senior Product Manager at Veryon. We dive into his story and really get into his mindset. Growing up in rural Alabama he was able to see what he wanted in life, determine some steps to get there, and is currently working in the field of his passion. Join us while we discuss what Veryon offers to it's customers and how the employees at Veryon are on another level and why. After our discussion it is easy to see why Veryon is a leading name in the industry! If you would like to know more about JD and Veryon check out the links below.
Linkedin: J.D. Smith | LinkedIn
Veryon: Overview | LinkedIn
Website: Veryon | Aviation Management Software
If you like the show please like and share! Thanks
FLZ is brought to you by JP Aerotechnics, a mobile aircraft maintenance company that provides customers with trained Feild Service Technicians to diagnose and repair your Jet as soon as possible. Anywhere. Anytime. To find more info please check out the links below!
Website: JP AEROTECHNICS
Instagram: JP Aero (@jpaerotechnics) | Instagram
Linkedin: JP Aerotechnics: Company Page Admin | LinkedIn
Our guest today is Anthony Ferrera AKA “The Facilitator”. Anthony has an impressive background. He has done pretty much everything that you can do at an FBO. Now he is an independent business owner and also works with at Talon Air as a QCAA Director and in sales and Aquisitions. He has learned how to use his work ethic and leverage his network to create success not only for him but to for those around him. Join me as I dig a little into his brain about how he operates. There is a lot in this one. Get your pens out and take notes because this guy is smart. We have had lot of conversations together and every time we finish, I feel I have learned or gained something from him. I hope the same happens for you!
You can link up with him on the links below
LinkedIn: (5) Anthony Ferrara | LinkedIn, (5) Talon Air, Inc.: Overview | LinkedIn
Instagram: Anthony Ferrara (@aferrara523) • Instagram photos and videos
This episode we are joined by Business Jet Center's Chief Experience Officer, 2019 Top 40 under 40, and philanthropist Cat Clay Wren. Her humble beginnings and competitive approach to life has served her well in life.
We dig into her approach to the industry and honestly I am blown away! With a competitive drive and a passion to create an amazing experience for her team and customers she has created an amazing culture.. She helped create Business Jet Cares and is a massive part of generating income for Folds of Honor and Patriot Paws Service Dogs. There are links below. Join us as she inspires us to move forward and never look back. I hope you enjoy the show!
Business Jet Center - A Better FBO Experience
Business Jet Cares - The Business Jet Family Charity - Business Jet Cares
Folds of Honor – North Texas
Free Service Dogs | Service Dog Training | Patriot Paws
(1) Cat Clay Wren | LinkedIn
Don't forget to go to Business Aviation Top 40 Under 40 | NBAA - National Business Aviation Association and nominate someone for the 2023 NBAA top 40 Under 40!
Lets dig in to the NBAA 40 Under 40. I have fellow 40 Under 40 recipient, Co-Chair NBAA YoPro Council, VP Fort Dodge YP, and speaker Ian Lumpp. Join us as we talk life and career. No matter what your past is, it does not dictate your future. This conversation really brought home what my mentors have told me over the past few years, "life happens for you and not to you"
Time is running out to nominate someone for the NBAA 2023 Top 40 Under 40. Nominations must be submitted by June 2, 2023. If there is someone that you think should be recognized for this award please submit their information to the link below.
Nomination Form – 2023 NBAA Business Aviation Top 40 Under 40 | NBAA - National Business Aviation Association
Business Aviation Top 40 Under 40 | NBAA - National Business Aviation Association
For more information, email 40U40@nbaa.org.
This episode we dive deep into the mind of Norm Happ (CEO of ATP). Join us as we discuss the innovations of technology into the aviation industry. We talk about time, efficiency, person development and everything between.
Norm has been around tech his entire career and is now leading one of the industries most innovative tech companies in the world. His background serves him well in his current position and after hearing the habits he has and the moves that he has made you will easily understand why he was chosen for his current role.
Thanks for listening.
Eric Stuck is the founder and owner of Ionic Air Care.
A former pro skateboarder.
A retired member of our country's Airforce.
He found himself having to make the tough choice of taking the comfortable route with a cushioned position with a reputable company. Or put in all on the line and chase the dream of building his own product from the ground up.
With deals in place with Bombardier and in the works with Embraer, it would appear his gamble is proving to be fruitful.
Every success story has a beginning. Tom Lelyo's is no different. How does an individual go from being a youth pastor to making six figures a year selling private jets? You have to listen to find out. If you are struggling to find your purpose or choose a path in life, hearing about Tom's journey can give you hope for the future.
Listen in and find out how you too can discover the tools needed to find success in the private aviation industry.
Check out his Podcast as well at
https://open.spotify.com/show/0bHMTQCOLy2TWwlCCTC8Gf?si=bbbf57b575764278
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jetlifewithtom?lipi=urn%3Ali%3Apage%3Ad_flagship3_profile_view_base_contact_details%3BHOHiD%2FTeTZOAIfUQ37NTVg%3D%3D
Tom's Guide: https://theultimatejetguide.com/
And last but not least, Tom's YouTube: https://youtube.com/jetlifewithtom
Getting into aviation can be tough even when you have a industry specific skill. Do you have a trade that doesn't directly translate?
Collin King is a graphic designer that come to Biz Av and has been able to use his skill to get into the industry. Join us as we discuss his story. His story is great and his current position allows him to be a great influence for young aviation industry professionals. Join us and see how with a little guidance and drive he was able to use his trade to move into the industry.
Thank you for listening! Please subscribe and share with you friends if you like our content.
Check out the Links below to learn more about Collin and the programs he is involved with:
Linkedin:
Collin King | LinkedIn
NBAA:
NBAA - National Business Aviation Association
NBAA YoPro:
Young Professionals in Business Aviation (YoPro) | NBAA - National Business Aviation Association
Nominate someone for the 2023 NBAA YoPro 40 Under 40:
(20) Joe Peebles: NBAA Business Aviation Top 40 Under 40 - YouTube
Nomination Form – 2023 NBAA Business Aviation Top 40 Under 40 | NBAA - National Business Aviation Association
What an amazing episode thanks to our guest Jordan Scales!
Jordan has an impressive resume and is pushing for the younger generation to come and check out the biggest secret in aviation "Business Aviation". After seeing that there is practically no information available to people outside of the industry, Jordan has been part of many initiatives to not only educate but inspire others to come and check out what we have going on here!
Join us as we dive into his story and see what drove him into aviation. What type of road blocks did he hit? How did he overcome them? What does he do now as an Aircraft Manager and how did he get to this point? These and so many more questions answered so let's jump in!
Links:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thatkidskizz
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jordanscales/
NBAA YO PRO Young Professionals in Business Aviation (YoPro) | NBAA - National Business Aviation Association
Auburn University School of Aviation Aviation - College of Liberal Arts at Auburn University
Today we have Giancarlos Doria Sales Manager for JP Aero!
Sometimes when you chase a dream, you end up finding your calling.
Giancarlos has worked in the aviation maintenance sector for over a decade. Inspired by a movie he always knew where he wanted to be in aviation however, his path has taken him for a wild ride. Join us as we dive into his story chasing his avionics dream and discuss how life has happened for him.
Giancarlo Doria | LinkedIn
We get to sit and talk with Tim Wade, Director of Environmental, Health, & Safety at Constant Aviation | Host of The Safety Wire Podcast | 2021 NBAA Top 40 Under 40 Recipient
As a veteran transitioning into the civilian sector, Tim found a way to merge a passion for safety and a drive to influence others to be better. Join us as Tim shares his story.
Tim is a highly experienced Environmental Health and Safety professional with a demonstrated history of working in the aviation and aerospace industry. He is the host of The Safety Wire Podcast. He also currently oversees the Safety of 1,100 +/- employees throughout the nation. He is a speaker for Bombardier Safety Standdown, council member on the YoPro council with NBAA, and a team leader within the NBAA Safety Committee.
Timothy Wade, ASHM | LinkedIn
The Safety Wire Podcast • A podcast on Anchor
Toady we have Aaron White the Director of Sales for The MRO Insider APP!
Aaron has worked in the sales and hospitality industry for over a decade, however, his dad inspired his dreams of aviation. Through a combination of cold calling, many mentors, and industry professionals guiding Aaron, he found entry into aviation working as a Business Development Manager in Aviation Recruiting and SaaS startup. He then joined on as a Research Analyst and Sales Associate for an aircraft sales/acquisition company based out of Sarasota, FL. Aaron is passionately involved in giving back via the NBAA, TnBAA, & is helping create the TN YoPros group. He is currently pursuing his private certificate."
Creating meaningful relationships & providing value, with an emphasis on hospitality, is what I enjoy most!
My "Why" is to use the gifts God's given to continually strive to grow, learn, and improve myself in order to have the opportunity to help others find a pathway to their purpose, the same way so many others have helped me find a way combine my passions of aviation & people. 🤝
Join us and learn how his humble beginnings keep him motivated to move forward daily!