Number 75191, Roger. Do have some of some medical training here they were saying to possibly

try to cough as hard as you can. That might help relieve something in the short term.

But whatever you need to do, we'll be here.

November 1901, this is the supervisor. I need you to find a road rather than circling up over there.

Is there a road nearby that you can try to find and land safely on?

Remember 191, if you can safely put the aircraft down at this point in a field on a road,

that's what we'd recommend rather than losing consciousness at altitude there.

I want to help you every way that I can.

If there's any way you can get that airplane on the ground so we can get ambulance

or if we can get fire an ambulance to you.

Cherokee 191, suspected target loss.

Do you still here is to fall throat?

Hello, and thank you for joining us for episode 98 of the Aviation News Talk podcast,

where we bring you general aviation news and safety tips that pilots and student pilots like you can use.

Now, you just heard a recording from live ATC.net involving a pilot with chest pain who crashed and died, and we'll talk more about that accident in the news. Later,

we'll talk in detail about efficient and effective pilot communications and which words

you can eliminate during readbacks to ATC. Plus, this week in the news, the pilot of an airplane

that broke up and crashed in

Southern California had had multiple run-ins with the FAA before. Four-flight announces airport

3D views, and an arrest has been made in relation to an airplane that took a bullet hole while

flying here in California. Welcome to Aviation News Talk, where we talk about General Aviation.

I'm Max Truscott. I'm here to educate and inform you in, hopefully have a little fun. If you are new to the show, I'm the 2008 National Flight Instructor of the year, and I specialize in Cirrus aircraft like the SR 20, SR 20, SR22, and now the SF 50 Vision Jet. So if you're starting to think about maybe buying one of these aircraft someday,

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