Logbook Memories

Trevor Simoneau shares with the story of his very first GA flight as a participant in EAA Young Eagles, which led to his journey to becoming a private pilot. To wrap up the episode Trevor shares his next big adventure with us. You don't want to miss this.

Trevor started his journey into general aviation at age ten. From there on, only the sky was the limit. In order to afford flight training, Trevor did what any kid his age would do: he started a business selling aviation apparel. With that, http://ChartItAll.com was born.

Trevor soloed a Cessna 172P on this sixteenth birthday, and he will have his private pilot certificate shortly after turning seventeen. As if that's not enough already, Trevor has announced that he is planning to fly a single-engine airplane around the world all by himself. His mission is to encourage grade school kids at all levels to follow their dreams.

Follow along on his journey, and stand behind him as he makes this epic journey to share aviation and STEM education with the entire world.

Trevor's social profiles:

Twitter: http://twitter.com/TrevorJSimoneau

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trevorsimoneau/

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6ZrwzaBKn_QdSiJ1cQx0tg

TikTok: @TrevorThePilot

Abingdon is fully immersed in aviation and has made it her career. In these Logbook Memories, she tells the story of a pair of rather harrowing ferry flights.

Abingdon's ratings include CFI, CFII, and ATP, and she holds several type ratings. Abingdon is a respected ferry pilot. In this episode, she tells the story of a couple of her earlier ferry jobs.

When she isn't flying, Abingdon is running her business designing and selling "Adventurous watches for adventurous women". Abingdon wanted to reward herself with a new aviator watch after accomplishing a difficult goal only to find there weren't any decent women's watches available. So she got to work and designed her own.

You can find more information about Abingdon watches at http://theabingdonco.com

Jamie Becket, the AOPA You Can Fly Ambassador for Florida shares some stories of his adventures in flight instruction and sharing aviation with others. As an experienced flight instructor, Jamie has had numerous experiences with students and other instructors. On some of those flights, Jamie gets himself into - and out of - a jam.

Jamie also talks about some of the great times he's had as the AOPA You Can Fly Ambassador. Learn more about the You Can Fly program at http://youcanfly.aopa.org.

Ken VeArd has flown into EAA AirVenture Oshkosh five times, and he shares the story of four of those trips with David and Mike. The second of those flights was flown with David in the right seat, so we get to hear his perspective as well.

Ken has been involved in aviation since 1997 when he created the first version of the Pilot Partner electronic logbook. Since then, Ken has flown many different types of aircraft and is even an accomplished skydiver. With all of his flying experience, we could created a whole season of Logbook Memories. For now, we will stick with flying to the World's Greatest Aviation Adventure, EAA AirVenture Oshkosh.

For more information about the Pilot Partner Electronic Logbook, check out http://pilotpartner.net.

In this episode, Tom shares the story of that one time when his training really paid off.

Tom Frick is a CFI who ensures his flight training students are fully competent in the execution of emergency procedures. His own experience, which he talks about in this episode, demonstrates the imperative need for training.

Tom is one of the cohosts of the Stuck Mic Avcast. You can find them and subscribe here: http://stuckmicavcast.com.