Fri, 2 August 2013
It's fun and frolic on the flightline and another NoeGymShow. Yep, Tony and Al are at the Arlington, Washington 2013 Fly-In. It's a Friday, July 12, 2013 and Jim made some lame excuse like, "um...I had to work." Ha! We don't believe him at all. Anyway, enjoy the show as the aircraft taxi by our studio. Oh...and we talk about flying.
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Sun, 14 July 2013
Yep. It's another fabulous year where we are broadcasting our podcast over the airwaves and internet from the flight line at the Arlington, WA (KAWO) Fly-In. It's the third largest fly-in every year and we just sit a few feet from the airplanes as they taxi by to parking. Join Al, Tony, and no Jim in this episode, originally broadcast on July 11, 2013.
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Wed, 12 June 2013
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Mon, 15 April 2013
Remember the good old days when you went on a loong airline flight, they showed two movies in first class. Or even to the theater on a Saturday morning and got to see "two" movies for one price? Well, probably only Tony (maybe Al) remember those days (Jim is just a puppy). In the spirit of the good old days, we have two movies! Plus our usual song, sound, and site. We also have an interview with aviation pioneer, Norah O'Neill, plus a book, and a sound you won't hear this summer. So, sit back, relax, and enjoy your flight.
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Sat, 16 March 2013
In this episode, Al and Jim lament over the silliness of control tower closings due to the "sequester," Tony finds his transponder, we turn the world upside down with Bob Hoover, plus Craig Fuller and Mickey Mouse drop by for a visit.
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Fri, 15 February 2013
Wow! We're three years old! (And I thought we were only two. How time flies when you're having fun.) Yep, in February 2010 we began the historic journey of Hangar 49, now heard around the world in dozens of countries by millions...er...thousands of listeners. So, put your seat tray up, turn off all electronic devices (except the one you're using) and fasten your seat belt.
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Fri, 25 January 2013
So...we are all gathered in the Hangar 49 studio for the recording of this show. The recording is going well. Then, we get ready to introduce the interview and...poof....Jim disappears. He's gone. Just like Elvis. He's probably driving a cab in Vegas and moonlighting as an Elvis impersonator. Anyway...Tony and I handle the rest of the show with a great interview with Bruce Williams, a classic movie, a hidden gem of a song, and a good book to relax by the fire on a chilly winter evening. It's all here in this episode of Hangar 49. Enjoy! Book: Bound for the Backcountry-A History of Idaho's Remote Airstrips by Richard Holm Oh...and if you're in Vegas and you see a familiar face with huge glasses, a karate gi, and bushy sideburns...tell Jim hello for us.
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Sat, 12 January 2013
We are back from vacation (or "Holiday" as Tony, all Canadians, and proper British society would say) with another "really big shew." Tony suggested "Volare" by Dean Martin as our song for this show. "Volare" in Italian is "fly." Of course. Why not. Plus, our residnet music expert Tony also suggested we listen to David Bopwies version. We have them both. Plus, we have a special guest star. Bruce Williams is the expert on Microsoft Flight Simulator and we learn how to use the program as a training aid (and why not...Bruce wrote the book!). Tony also has his personal story about the story behind our movie. All that and more on this episode of Hangar 49!
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Sat, 15 December 2012
Join us as those three wacky pilots get serious (sort of) and gather around the tree for some holiday flying banter. This episode is We'll see you all in 2013. Look for our next episode in mid-January (Yep. We're giving the production staff more time off.)
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Fri, 30 November 2012
We made a theme show this time. It's all about the RAF. Yep, the movie, song, book, and sound are all about the Royal Air Force. Plus, we take another nostalgic trip with Al back to Palm Springs for another interview at the AOPA Summit.
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Fri, 16 November 2012
It's another episode of Hanagar 49. Join us as Jim and Tony try to educate Al on music newer than 1979, we preview a new movie, Tony has a great book, plus, Al interviews a couple of great Flying Wild Alaska pilots. Oh...Jim says a bad word and Mickey stops by. Song: The Aeroplane Flies High - The Smashing Pumpkins Thanks for listening and tell your friends.
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Thu, 25 October 2012
After some tough duty, on assignment for Hangar 49 in Palm Springs, Al returns with a great Pirep and a cool interview with probably the most famous couple in general aviation. Plus...Jim tries to sing. All this and more in the latest episode of Hangar 49. Destination: Palm Springs, California Plus: It's breast cancer awareness month
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Thu, 4 October 2012
We are back in the saddle again. After several months of R&R, the Hangar 49 crew is back on the internet. Did you miss us? Follow those wacky pilots as they battle technical difficulties to bring you the very latest in aero-babble.
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Thu, 13 September 2012
Welcome to our third episode that recorded live at the Arlington Fly-In. OK, we know that was July, but it's the summer rerun season on TV, why not on your favorite podcast. Yes, we were actually sitting next to an active taxiway while we recorded this show. If this were television, you would see the drool marks on Jim's shirt every time an airplane went by.
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Thu, 30 August 2012
Yep! Here we are again. Your three wayward pilots are broadcasting live (and recorded for your enjoyment) sitting just inches away from the Arlington Fly-In Flight line. Listen in amazement as throaty-engined World War II radial engines spray propwash and mess up their finely-combed hairstyles. We recorded this episode on July 13, 2012. OK, we're a little late in posting this. Hey...the production staff was on another vacation. Song: Lenny Kravitz - Fly Away Thanks for listening. Tells your friends.
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Sun, 12 August 2012
This is the first day of the Arlington Air show, 2012 and we recorded our program from a live worldwide broadcast. Jim was a little late arriving to the show and Al and Tony were not going to let that slide. Join Jim, Tony, Al and Special guest interviewer Philip Randolph on the flight line in the first of three "live" episodes.
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Fri, 15 June 2012
In this episode we explore Tony's past as a key player in the British music scene of the 1960's. Oh...and we talk a little bit about aviation. Here are the links we talked about in the show: Song: Jigsaw - Sky High (1975) Manchester Beat (Yes...Tony was really there!) See you next time! Jim, Tony, and Al
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Wed, 6 June 2012
Number 50! Well we finally hit 50 episodes! Now onto the next 50. Join us in this episode as check out awared winning video "A day in the Life of a Fighter Pilot" Great video! Movie: A Day in the Life of a Fighter-Raytheon 2012 Award Winner
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Mon, 30 April 2012
Nope! The three busy pilot/hosts couldn't concentrate on a theme for this programme, so there isn't a clever, double-meaning title. We could have called it "Call in for pizza" but we didn't agree on a flavor. It could have been "the episode we didn't record because we weren't there," but Tony didn't like the movie either. Maybe "Fly Away," but that would just highlight the song. What we should have done was make a really big deal out of the fact that this is the 49th episode of Hangar 49, but we were so busy blabbing, we forgot. So....just listen and enjoy. The links to the stuff we talked about are below. Song: Fly Away - Lenny Kravitz (Theme from Ice Pilots NWT)
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Sun, 1 April 2012
Welcome to our 48th episode. This time we discuss the Great Northwest Air Race and the entry of our very own "Rocket" in the event, plus the usual lineup of movies, music, and mumblings. Enjoy.
Destination: Amelia's Landing Hotel, Port Aransas, TX
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Fri, 16 March 2012
In this episode, Tony reveals the secret alien landing zone so we can all be there when they land. Then, come with us down memory lane when we review the entire series of "Airport" movies. These are the films that started it all.
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Tue, 28 February 2012
This is a very special episode of Hangar 49. Yep...it's our 2nd birthday. Jim, Al, and Tony have been entertaining pilots since February 2010. Join us as we celebrate. We even saved a piece of birthday cake for you. Movie: Top Gun (I can’t believe we’ve missed this one) Enjoy the show (and your cake...go ahead...you can eat it!)
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Fri, 10 February 2012
After an unexcused absence, Jim decides to show up for the show....only to leave early for "another engagement." Stay with us while Tony and Al once again carry their own weight., plus Jimmy's, to keep this programme on the air..er...internet. Why do we keep paying this guy? The next episode will be our second anniversary spectacular. Hopefully, we will remember to celebrate. (Or..even remember that it's our second anniversary. We are getting older.)
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Sat, 21 January 2012
Jim was too busy hob-nobbing with corporate executives to join us on this episode...Big Mistake. Listen to Tony and Al run Jimmy through the wringer. Will he ever come back? Movie: Red Tails Song: Ozzie Osborne-Flying High Again Book: Tales of An Old Bold Pilot Who Lived To Tell His Story Of Flying The North by Jack McCallum Destination: Northwest Aviation Conference Website: The Airplanes of James Bond Sound: Several to choose from. Just listen to the show.
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Thu, 22 December 2011
This time we hop into the WayBack machine to the carefree 1940's with music, movies, and malt shoppes....until that day.... Movie: Tora, Tora, Tora
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Tue, 6 December 2011
Those Three Looney Pilots, Jim, Al, and Tony are back with flying news, movies, books, destinations, and more. Even a cartoon! Movie: Above And Beyond – 1952 ( A story about Paul Tibbets, Bonus Movie – Looney Tunes: Go Fly A Kit – 1957 Book: Flying Carpet-The Soul of An Airplane Song - Take Me To The Pilot - Elton John Website - Skychick Adventures Sound - Japanese Zero
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Wed, 23 November 2011
This episode Al takes a gamble! We also talk movies, books, and music!
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Mon, 7 November 2011
Welcome back. Is this episode our three wayward aviators ask the question: "What's the runway number for the North Pole airport?" Bonus Song #1-
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Sat, 15 October 2011
Those three zany pilots are back with incredible tales of their flying experiences, plus a glimpse into the world of air traffic control and the usual songs, books and movies. Enjoy!
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Thu, 29 September 2011
Welcome to our latest episode of Hangar 49. In this show we talk about Boeing, lost airliners, and the Reno air races. We feature a special song from Mary Chapin Carpenter, and a great airplane picture book. Destination of the Week: Grand Coulee Dam/Electric City, Washington Sound of the Week: Reno Air Races 2011 - Galloping Ghost
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Mon, 22 August 2011
Welcome to our last "live" show from the Arlington, Washington Fly-In. This episode was recorded "live" (yes...we were all there) from the flight line at the 3rd largest Fly-In in America. Sure...it was over a month ago, but it's worth wating for!
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Thu, 4 August 2011
This is the second episode of Hangar 49 that was recorded live at the Arlington, WA Fly-in. We did this show on Friday, July 8, 2011 on the flight line. ---- Starring: Jim, Al, and Tony. Philip Randolph-Guest Host Eric Utter-Live Show Producer (Where are the lost 11 minutes, Eric?) Oh...and by the way. Listen carefully to the first couple of minutes. Jim is having audio problems...and doesn't realize his playback is about 30 seconds delayed in his earphones.
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Wed, 20 July 2011
WE ARE PODCASTING LIVE ! (Sort of)
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Sun, 26 June 2011
In this episode we talk about Mogas of course! Jim talks with Tim Bovee and a couple of other racers about the Great Pacific Northwest Air Race. Jim interviews Brian Carroll about the upcoming Big Sky Air Race News: Liberty Bell burned after a perfect landing. LightSquared changes spectrum A380 clips building at Paris Air Show When chatting during a flight make sure your mic isn't on! Movie of the Week is: Catch 22
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Fri, 17 June 2011
Where the heck is Tony? (Probably in some Las Vegas casino raising cash to keep this show on the internet.) Anyway, we were born to fly and this show is living proof! Our song this week is: Sara Evans - Born to Fly - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xvhutWc67k Our movie is: The Aviator - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4hIJFBPyfqU And...Jimmy loves Mickey Mouse. Check out "Mousetalgia." Here is episode 135 - Victory Through Air Power Make sure you visit us live, and in person at the Arlington Fly-In!
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Tue, 31 May 2011
Here we go with another rollicking episode of Hangar 49. Remember, we've been podcasting for over a year. We should know what we're doing by now. In fact, we have the right stuff. Thanks for listening. Tell your flying (and non-flying) friends. Movie: The Right Stuff (1983)
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Mon, 16 May 2011
Hey, it's another episode of Hangar49!!! Movie of the week: Twelve O'clock High Book of the week: The Wrong Stuff by Truman Smith Song of the week: Let Your Soul Be Your Pilot by Sting
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Wed, 4 May 2011
50 Years of Space! Gagarin Orbited the earth and changed the way we looked up! In this episode we talk about ATC trying to stay awake: Zzzzzzz A CRJ and a Airbus A380 tangle with eachother on the taxiway. Check out the video at the bottom of the page! Avweb reviews tie downs after tornado hits Sun N Fun. Take a look at their findings. Song of the week: REO Speed Wagon, Time for me to fly Bookof the week: My Heart is in Africa Movie of the week: Dive Bomber with Fred McMurray And as a bonus I found a video of the Ian Anderson / Cady Coleman duet in space!
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Tue, 29 March 2011
Got Gas? Well Tony and Al can tell you about the price of it!
Do you want a Missoula Smokejumper T-shirt? Then go visit their Visitors Center. Want to fly airplanes but the weather has you down? Try an online game! Movie of the week: Wings Produced in 1929, a movie staring Clara Bow, Charles 'Buddy' Rogers and Richard Arlen. Song of the week: Fly at Night by Chilliwack. Sound of the week: Supermarine Spitfire flyby Book of the week: In Love With Flying by Kenneth Ford
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Sat, 12 March 2011
We are back for episode 28! (Pay no attention to the episode number on the file. Al is so easily confused. That's why he doesn't have an instrument rating.) Yes...once again we forgot to mention our 1st anniversary. Perhaps it's because we were under the spell of the Phoenix! Enjoy this episode and thanks for listening. Jim, Al, and Tony.
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Mon, 28 February 2011
Here we go for another exciting episode. It's number 28...and our first anniversary. Yep, we (meaning Jim) started this podcast in February 2010. But, do you think we remembered to mention it on the show? Not! Oh well. Join Jim and Al as we trip down memory lane (Tony is missing. Apparently he's still on a secret mission), or the lack of it. Now...what did we talk about? Our song of the week: The Ventures-Flights of Fantasy from 1968. Check it out on YouTube:
Website of the Week: Ask Captain Scott: Movie of the Week: The Idiana Jones Films (and the airplanes in them)
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Mon, 7 February 2011
Al and Jim try to kick off 2011 without Tony only to learn that Tony is needed and cats can be disgusting.
Song of the week: Buck Howdy - TSA Help you make it to your flight
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Fri, 17 December 2010
Jim, Al, and Tony embark on another flight through the skies...er... time...er...calendars in this latest episode.
Book of the Week: Not a book, but a calendar for 2011. It's the Flying Legends 2011 Sixteen-Month Calendar by John Dibbs. Website of the Week: The Origami Kids where you can make some cool paper airplanes. Movie of the Week: The Great Waldo Pepper from 1975 starring Robert Redford. Sound of the Week: F-18 carrier landing. Song of the week: Bill Conti-Gonna Fly Now (Theme from Rocky) Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from the gang at Hangar 49
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Thu, 25 November 2010
In this episode Jim, Tony, and Al discuss photo pilot dertificates, aircraft accidents, and the royal family (really). They also whine about not getting enough flight time and welcome a couple of special guests. Of course, the episode includes the usual book, movie, song and website. You'll notice that there isn't a Destination of the Week but please don't bring it up...they'll only whine more about not getting enough flight time. BOOK OF THE WEEK
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Thu, 11 November 2010
Jim and Al embark on another aerial adventure...and escape the long arms of the law once again. (Tony was not involved.) Destination of the week: Missoula, Montana Movie of the weeK: Amelia Song of the week: Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds-The Beatles Sound of the week: FA 18 take off
Direct download: Podcast_Audio_Wednesday_29_September_2010.mp3
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Sat, 30 October 2010
Episode 22 - - - - Jim, Tony, and Al have been so busy, they didn't have time to produce this show. Originally recorded on September 22, 2010 and finally released the day before Halloween. Spooky. Movie of the Week: Memphis Belle
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Tue, 28 September 2010
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Thu, 16 September 2010
Welcome to Episode 20! In this episode, Al loses his mind and Tony finds it only to hide it again. If you are ever in Spokane check out Rancho Chico One of my favorite ineyards is the Michael David Winery. One of the cool finds that I stubled upon is their Petite Petit. News: John and Martha King get busted! Pilots crashing - San Francisco
Movie of the week: The Flying Tigers
It's late I will put more notes up tomorrow.
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Sun, 29 August 2010
Hey it's time for Episode 19! Let's get on with the show! News: CYLW Closures: Kelowna International Airport will be upgrading the runway lighting circuitry, as well as installing Runway Guard Lights to provide Reduced Visibility Operations at YLW for both daytime and night.
JetBlue Flight Attendant Steven Slater got fed up with his job and quite in a very interesting way! Quest, the makers of the Kodiak, had to let some people go. Cessna is developing an electric powered 172. The Blue Angels flew lower than normal during Seafair and break a window. Music of the week: Nazareth - This Flight Tonight Movie of the week: Website of the week: Aviation photography by Chris Smallenberg. Book of the week: North Star over my shoulder - A Flying Life by Bob Buck Sound of the week:
Clear Skies and tailwinds.
Jim
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Mon, 9 August 2010
Sorry about the delay in getting these out. Hopefully now that I have used up my vacation I can start spending more time on producing the podcast.
Colton Harris Moore was arrested. The Abbotsfordairshow is on the 13th, 14th, and 15th of August. Check out the details at : http://www.abbotsfordairshow.com/ Tony tore a tendon and now has to wear this! Video of how to start an S.E.5a Movie of the week is Casablanca. I love this movie!
Book of the week is The Cannibal Queen by Stephen Coonts. Destination of the week was Yellowstone Airport (KWYS). Here are the guys from the FBO.
Song of the week: Foo Fighters - Learn to Fly. This a great video!
Sound of the week is a Bristol Bulldog.
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Tue, 20 July 2010
Here is the long awaited episode 17! Sorry for taking so long to get this out but vacations, work, and life can get in the way sometimes. News: FCC Bans the sales of 121.5 ELT's.
The movie of the week is Always. Book of the week: Chasing the wind: The Autobiography of Steve Fossett Song of the week: Steve Miller Band - Fly Like An Eagle For those of you who weren't forced to watch the Emmys, Part 1 Dick Clark Tribute at the Emmys and Part 2.
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Tue, 20 July 2010
Well I got episode 17 out there last night and went to bed. I got up this morning and listened to it and realized I published the wrong copy that wasn't finished being edited. So if any of you got the one with the messed up beginning I apologize. I will get the correct one uploaded tonight.
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Thu, 1 July 2010
News stuff: Colton Harris-Moore is on the move and the Feds are right behind him! Richard Branson falls of Jet Ski. Flight Attendant helps land plane. UAV's and AWACS are all around! Kaye's Bistro out at Spokane International is a nice place to eat. It can be found at the XN Air Executive Terminal. Destination of the week is 3W7 Electric City Washington. Song of the week is Fly Robin Fly bu the Silver Convention. Movie of the week is Jet Pilot featuring John Wayne and Janet Leigh. Website of the week is Airsidetv.com. Book of the week is Aviation's Most Wanted: The Top 10 Book of Winged Wonders, Lucky Landings, and Other Aerial Oddities.
Check out Avwebs Sonic Boom video! Until next time, blue skies and tailwinds.
Jim
Direct download: Hangar49Ep16-More_sunblock_for_the_UAVs.mp3
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Sat, 19 June 2010
Welcome to Episode 15! In this episode we focus on D-day. News~ Biplane flips at Ronald Reagan Airport. Here is the inside video of the crash. Delta airlines accidently sends kids to wrong city. And no, I'm not crazy. There is a song about saying no to going to Boston! We talk about Weight and Balance. It still bugs me. Song of the week is by The Four Vagabonds called Coming in on a Wing and a Prayer. Movie of the week is the Glenn Miller Story. Tony gives us a little background on the death of Glenn Miller. Surprising stuff! Website of the week is www.DUAT.com. Book of the week is At the Controls: The Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum Book of Cockpits.
Blue skies and tailwinds.
Jim
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Wed, 9 June 2010
Episode 14 for some reason had us unintentionally talking about aircraft mishaps. In the news we had a helicopter crash in Spokane off the end of Felts Field: Helicopter crash We also had a small plane crash in California that hit trolley lines. And we also had a Float Plane crash up in Canada. Movie of the week: The High and the Mighty Song of the week: Lee Greenwood, God Bless the USA Book of the week is the SAS Survival Handbook. Al tells us about the APRS device that you can use in an emergency to be located. You can read about it on the Pacific Northwest Flying forum.
Website of the week is Alaska By Air. Amelia Earhart might be getting closer to home. Read about how they think they found her. And I am serious about the crabs!!!! These things are scary! Until next time, blue skies and tailwinds.
Jim
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Mon, 31 May 2010
We had a bit of technical difficulty this week and a few audio problems but we finally made it. Wouldn't you know this would be episode 13? This week our guest is Larry Holtz. Larry tells us about his trip to Alaska.
Our website of the week is Bob Millers Over The Air Waves is a great source for aviation safety information. Song of the week is Gordon Lightfoot's Early Morning Rain Airpark Home of the week John Travolta's House Movie of the week is Paradise, Hawaiian Style starring Elvis Presley. Don't know what a Wii is? You need to get one! They are so much fun. Get your own Wii. We found a blog across the ocean that found us! Check out Downwind for Where? If you would like to contact us you can send an email to hangar49@comcast.net . Blue skies and tailwinds.
Jim
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Sat, 22 May 2010
This week Al and I talk about the things we learned from the last Wings seminar. Our guest were members from the local weather station and they taught us about weather radar. Song of the week is a happy surprise. Michael Jackson's "Fly Away" Airport of the week is Pendleton Oregon (KPDT). You can also find out about the future Pendleton Air Museum. Website of the week is actually two. First there is AOPA's Let's Go Flying page were you can get help towards earning your Pilots license. The second is a great site for looking at the history of aviation. It is called The Flying Machines. If you would like to send us any comments you can send it to hangar49@comcast.net. Take care, Jim
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Wed, 12 May 2010
Episode 11 Sadly Al was not able to attend Episode 11 due to prior commitments. However Tony and I tried our best to forge on!
Destination of the week: College Place, WA. This is a great place to fly to and if your passengers like wine then they'll love Walla Walla! Website of the week is Whitt's Flying.
Movie/DVD of the week: Big Rocks and Long Props. Cool flying videos that you'll love!
Song of the week is The Great Airplane Strike by Paul Revere and the Raiders.
Also check out the Kelowna Flying Club. If you are interested in winning an airplane check out The 1940 Air Terminal Museum to find out how to get a raffle ticket. If you would like to contact us please send email to hangar49@comcast.net .
Until next time, blue skies and tailwinds.
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Thu, 6 May 2010
This week Al talks about NextGen ATC and 406mhz ELT's, I talk about the attack of the trees and Tony gives us a lesson on the Mob.
Our Song of the week is Come Fly with Me by Frank Sinatra. The Movie of the week is actually a TV show that is trying to get on to national television. It is called The Aviators. Check out their website and help them get noticed. The Aviators The Destination of the week is Hood River Oregon. It is a fun little airport that has the WAAAM right next to it. The WAAAM is a terrific museum that is worth a visit!
The Website of the week features some of natures coolest aviators. Bald Eagles! Take a look at the Eagle Cam.
Have a great week. Blue skies and tailwinds.
Jim
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Fri, 30 April 2010
Last week the program I use to record the show failed and we lost the file. But Al came to the rescue this week so here we go again! Airport of the week is North Las Vegas Airport (KVGT): http://www.airnav.com/airport/KVGT Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum is building a water park! Check out the website: http://www.sprucegoose.org/ Check out the: Wings Program Movie of the week is: Airplane Website of the week is Flightlogg.in . It is a great free online log book.
Song ot the week is by Tom T. Hall and it is called Spokane Motel Blues. For some fun aviation time passing when the clouds are too low check out Tony's suggestion at : http://www.flyinggames.net/ If you have any questions or comments please email us at hangar49@comcast.net or leave a comment on iTunes. And as always you can chat with us on Pacific Northwest Flying Until Next time, blue skies and tailwinds. Jim
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Thu, 15 April 2010
Well we made it to the day that the U.S. government reminds us about the money that we could have used to pay for more flying. Those sadistic bureaucrats! Welcome to Episode 8. In this episode we talk about Learning to Fly Day. You can find out about it at http://www.learntoflyday.com/ Destination of the week is Bonners Ferry Idaho. The Airport is actualy called Boundary County Airport. Drop by Northern Air and tell them we said hello: Boundary County Airport A fuel truck had a run in with a Corporate Jet. Check it out at the Pacific Northwest Flying Forum The Website of the week is Bruce Williams website. The Movie of the week is Pushing Tin. Song of the week is Watching Airplanes by Gary Allen. Thanks to Jack, Jeb, and Dave for the mention on their podcast. It was their podcast, Uncontrolled Airspace, that got me inspired to start Hangar49. If you are looking for another great aviation Podcast give a listen to Uncontrolled Airspace. I want to also thank Bob Iversen and P.J. Gustafson for writing to let us know how we are doing. We appreciate your thoughts and kind words. If you would like to write us with any comments please feel free to do so at hangar49@comcast.net. Until next time, blue skies and tailwinds. Jim
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Fri, 9 April 2010
We have made it to Lucky Episode 7! However I dropped the ball and ended up not being able to participate in this show. But Al and Tony forged ahead and created a great show! They tell us a bit about the iPad and what it will be coming out with soon.
Song of the week is by Jefferson Airplane called Blues From An Airplane.
Website of the week is Patricks Aviation.
Destination of the week is the Alvord Desert in Oregon!
Movie of the week is a silent movie called Wings. You can check out the first part and follow through to the others here
You can get a hold of us at hangar49@comcast.net. Until next time, clear skies and tailwinds! Jim
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Thu, 1 April 2010
Welcome back to Hangar49 the podcast that is geared for Pacific Northwest pilots. In episode 6 we meet John Hubbard. John tells us about Nanaimo Airport and what has become of the fees the airport wanted to charge. Nanaimo is also our destination of the week. You can see more about this airport at Nanaimo Airport's info page.
You can check out the Website of the Week at UND's Aerocast. The Aerocast site was brought to our attention by our friend on the Pacific Northwest Flying forum, Bruce Williams. Song of the week is from Lighthouse. It is called One Fine Morning. John guided us to a terrific teaser for a documentary called The Long Way Home. It is the story about the Pacific Clipper and how it flew to safety. I can't wait to see the documentary! The Movie of the week is The Blue Max. Until next week, blue skies and tailwinds. Jim
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Fri, 26 March 2010
Welcome to episode 5! This time around Tony gives an update Nanaimo Airport and their landing fees. Al gives us an update on the Washington Airplane tax.
Al and I give a trip report on our flight to Seattle and back. Fish $ Chips never tasted better!
The website of the week is Places To Fly . Finally a website that allows us to look up Canadian Airports!
The Music of the week is Pink Floyd's Learning To Fly . I like the video in the link better than the original that was aired on MTV. The Movie of the week is One Six Right . We love the history of the Van Nuys Airport. This is a movie worth watching! We also got asked to provide material for Arlinton Fly-in Radio at the Arlington Fly-in this summer! So if you are lucky enough to attend the Arlington Fly-in you can be entertained (or bugged) by The cast of Hangar49! :)
Until next time, blue skies and tailwinds.
Jim
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Fri, 19 March 2010
Well after a short break we are back! In episode 4 Al, Tony, and I discussRisk Management as told by Spokane Turbine Center. This is one of the accidents we discussed. Beware, it is a difficult video to watch: L19 Crash The hunt for Colton Harris-Moore. The Lancair that killed a Jogger Airfield Estates Winery I like good wine! Music of the week: Sons Of Maxwell - United Breaks Guitars We always like to hear form our listeners. So if you have any questions or suggestions or just want to say hello send us an email at hangar49@comcast.net. You could also say hello to use on our favorite aviation forum: Pacific Northwest Flying Forum Until next time, blue skies and tailwinds.
Jim
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Fri, 5 March 2010
Welcome to episode three! In this episode we talk about kids in the tower, retiring Sully, Candian charts, and of course our regular chatter.
During our show we talk about http://skyvector.com/ for flight planning. Our song of the week is by Keely Smith. She sings a great version of 'Fly me to the moon'. You can find it on iTunes at http://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/keely-smith/id357762 Cavanaugh Bay is our destination of the week. 66S is the designator. http://airnav.com/airport/66S The aviation auction Tony was talking about is at the following link then click "Specialty" http://www.doddsauction.com/
You can contact us at Hangar49@comcast.net
Until next week for Al, Tony and myself, blue skies and tail winds.
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Thu, 25 February 2010
Episode 2 2/25/10 This Episode we let you Mmeet our buddy, Tony Roberts. He talks about flying in CCanada and the challenges the Olympics has created.
Tony's Aviation Music Moment: Stephen Stills - Tree Top Flyer - video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NUmIO_MG5IU Other cool videos can be found on http://www.alexisparkinn.com Tony talks about the winery in the family. It was called Summerhill Pyramid Winery located in Kelowna. Check out the website at:http://www.summerhill.bc.ca/
I also found that it is NOT Hotdog Brown but Harpdog Brown. Check him out at http://www.harpdogbrown.com/default2.htm Destination of the week: Kelowna / CYLW. I tried to find it in Airnav but I guess it is only USA. So here is the what I did find: http://www.fltplan.com/AirportInformation/CYLW.htm Well I think that is it for now. I hope I didn't forget anything. As always you can find us hanging out at http://www.pacificnorthwestflying.com . We are on Itunes and I hope to have us on Zune soon. Please let us know what you think. You can contact us at Hangar49@comcast.net.
Cheers!
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Thu, 18 February 2010
This is episode one of Hangar49. Our podcast is geared towards the Pacific Northwest pilots.
Our favorite forum is http://www.pacificnorthwestflying.com/index.php
Check out the Arlington Fly-in at http://www.arlingtonflyin.org/
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