What is a career as a Flight Attendant like?
The lifestyle, the experience, the passengers, the flights:
JetHead Live goes one-on-one with veteran flight attendant
Carola Shroeder-Delong
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In Vietnam, the air war was complex, deadly, challenging and forty years later, it’s still not well understood.
Fighter Pilot Ed Rasimus has a unique, 3-point perspective:
100 air combat missions in an F-105 in 1966, then another 150 in F-4s in 1972,
and now, 40 years later, the opportunity to reflect on the experience:
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Commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the SR-71’s first flight, with
Bill Flanagan
who flew the Blackbird and helped develop and test its out-of-this-world systems.
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For many travelers, flying is stressful, even fearful, largely due to the uncertainty and unfamiliarity of the flight environment.
JetHead Live! presents a thorough discussion of those factors that will help ease a traveler’s mind. We talk with musician Art Hays, a professional who has traveled the world touring with Matchbox 20 and continues traveling on other gigs. But he, like many other uncomfortable flyers, has questions about flying–and we have the answers to put him at ease :
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She was a military pilot in WWII. Hear Bee Haydu’s story in her own words.
April 4th on JetHeadLive!
What’s it like to ride over 4 million pounds of explosive thrust into earth orbit? Three times?
What’s the future of U.S. manned space flight?
All this and more as we go one-on-one with Astronaut Mike Mullane, author of New York Times acclaimed book, “Riding Rockets.”
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JetHead Live with Astronaut Mike Mullane
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Next week on JetHead Live:
What’s it like to fly the Boeing 707, 727, 737, 757, 767, and 777?
To find out, we go one-on-one with a pilot who’s flown them all–Boeing Instructor Captain Mark Rubin.
