Episode 106 of the pilot the pilot podcast takes off now. My name is Martin Rottler and I am the manager of Partnerships and Outreach for Envoy Air in Dallas, Texas, where I've been in this position for about 11 months.

I came to Envoy from the Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio, where I top classes and also serve as the industry relations person for the organization. A. V Nation, what is going on and welcome back to the Pilot the Pilot

Podcast.

My name is Justin Seams and I am your host.

Now, you might be listening yourself being like whoa why is

pilot on a Thursday we don't hear him on Thursdays well today is your lucky day

in fact the next couple weeks and maybe months will be your lucky day. We are going to be releasing two episodes a week.

That's right, Tuesdays and Thursdays will be releasing new pilot-to-pilot podcast interviews.

These are going to be your standard interviews where we're going to be sharing stories of great

inspirational aviators. Now you might be wondering why. Well, I'm on vacation right now. I'm on a stay

occasion, as you could say, and we have, and I have recorded some pretty amazing episodes and rather than keep them

held up in my computer for a while and they get less relevant, we're deciding to release them now.

So every single Tuesday, every single Thursday for the foreseeable future, we're going to be releasing a new episode.

And today we are starting with Martin Rottler.

You might be thinking, hey, I've heard that name before.

You are correct. Martin has been on the podcast before. I think it was a little bit over a year ago. Martin

Rottler was my professor at Ohio State. He was my aviation's communications teacher, which is kind

of crazy because here I am using communication in my career, so shout out to Martin for that. But Martin and I kind of crazy because here I am using communication in my career so shout out to Martin for that

but Martin and I kind of talk about where we've been in the past we talk about 2008 we talk

about past downturns we compare it to where it is now we share our experiences

and how we were able to get through them and how we both agree that we see an end to this eventually and that there will be a good career and a good job to have.

Martin also goes on to talk about how important it is to make sure you're doing everything you can to continue to learn, to continue to progress in this career because there will be a career at the end of this and you want to make sure you are on top of your game to help out.

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