Scott Pasmore: Good Morning Arizona

Pilot to Pilot - Aviation Podcast

Justin Siems

Leisure, Hobbies, Business, Aviation, Careers

4.9 • 938 Ratings

🗓️ 14 December 2021

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Summary

Avination, welcome back to episode 200 of the Pilot to Pilot podcast featuring, Scott Pasmore. More to be entered later.

Happy Flying,

Justin

Transcript

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0:00.0	Episode 200 of the Pilot the Pilot Podcast, takes off now.
0:04.0	Fly with Garmon Avionics,
0:12.0	fly with Garment Avionics, then grab your mobile device and make the Garmin Pilot app your cockpit
0:16.3	companion.
0:17.3	Get advanced functions you'll use before, during, and after every flight.
0:21.8	Including updating your aircraft's databases and logging
0:24.2	engine data, plan, file, fly, log, with Garment Pilot.
0:30.0	The Pilot The Pilot Podcast is brought to you by the finer points.
0:34.0	You can get a free three-day trial at the Ground School app
0:36.0	by visiting Learn the finer points.
0:38.0	My name is Scott Kastmore.
0:42.0	I am 60 years old. I live in Scottsdale, Arizona. I fly a Cessna
0:47.6	421c which I just got about a month ago and it's based out of Phoenix Deer Valley.
0:54.0	Avi Nation, what is going on and welcome back to the Pilot the Pilot
0:57.7	Podcast. My name is Justin Seams and I am your host.
1:01.1	Today's episode features Scott Passmore.
1:03.6	Scott Passmore is a pilot.
1:05.2	He flies a Cessna 421,
1:08.1	and he is also a news anchor on Good Morning Arizona.
1:11.7	You can find him out, flying his 421,
1:13.7	pretty much all over the place,
1:14.9	going from house buildings to family vacations
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