It kind of felt like another round of getting reps.

I had really honed those questions to these things.

So I'm just listening.

I'm like, okay, oh, that was a great question.

I had a great story for that one.

I'm like, oh, my question's going to be terrible.

But every question I heard before me, I had an answer, and mine I flipped around.

I read it and then right into the story that I've already prepped. Pretty prep. Most pilots don't understand what career opportunities are available in the world of aviation.

They're making career decisions based on advice from friends or posts on internet forums,

meaning they are taking huge risks with their livelihood without having all the details.

This podcast was created to help you understand the aviation industry so you can find your dream job.

Let's get ready for pushback. Here's your host and my dad, Nick Fialca.

Thanks for that really cool intro, Kate. I still love listening to it. I still love hearing it. That's my little girl.

She gives a good shout out to me, and I love that.

All right, boys and girls, pilot, that is listening, that is ready to rock and roll.

That's ready for a solo episode.

I have to apologize because I am not doing a completely solo episode today. What I am doing is a little

bit of a twist. I want to see if you like this. Okay, if you like it, then let me know. You

like it. Send me an email podcast at spitfire elite.com. But so here's what I'm doing. I have a client who got hired by Alaska Airlines,

and his name is Jimmy. And Jimmy is the person that will give us this audio trip report

that walks us through what his experience was when he went

and interviewed in Seattle. And I think it's really interesting. I think it's pretty compelling

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