Stan Kuliavas: Levaero Aviation

Pilot to Pilot - Aviation Podcast

Justin Siems

Leisure, Hobbies, Business, Aviation, Careers

4.9 • 938 Ratings

🗓️ 27 March 2019

⏱️ 75 minutes

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Summary

What is going on Avination, welcome to episode #52 featuring Stan Kuliavas from Levaero Aviation. In this episode, Stan and I talk about what it is like to go to Embry Riddle without wanting to become a pilot, how he had zero interest in aviation even though his dad was involved in aviation and much more.

How Stan took his first intro flight.
How Stand is thankful his dad didn’t push aviation on him.
Why you have to love the process of becoming an airline pilot.
How your first few hundred hours really mold you into the pilot you will be later in your career.
We talk about what General aviation in Canada is like.
How Stan learned quite quickly that he didn’t want to be an Air Canada pilot.
How the “aviation bug” can be different for everyone.
Stan figured out that he wanted to fly when he wanted to, not when he had too.
Why Stan chose to go to Embry Riddle.
You can go to Riddle and not want to be a pilot.
How Ohio State went from wanting to get rid of their Aviation Program to wanting to keep it and build on it.
Did you know Embry Riddle had athletics?
How Stan had the bright idea to move back to Canada from Florida.
We talk about what it is like to work in Sales for a fractional company.
How it is important to always try to learn new things.
How you are either getting better or getting worse
We talk about when the podcast started getting some traction.
Why it is important to put yourself out there and be vulnerable.
Stan talks about ocean crossing with a PC12.

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0:00.0	Episode 52 of the Pilot, the Pilot Podcast, takes off now.
0:07.0	Today's episode is brought to you by Cadence Aviation. Cadence Aviation makes
0:16.3	Premier Heads at a great price. If you're in aviation and you're just
0:20.3	getting started, check out Cadence Aviation, you will not be disappointed.
0:24.0	Also aviation check out AOPA for scholarships.
0:27.0	The AOPA Foundation supports exceptional high school students, aspiring pilots, and current pilots each year
0:31.8	with annual flight training scholarships of more than $1 million
0:34.8	awarded through four programs. The last time to apply is April 2nd. And like I always say, you never know
0:41.2	if you will be getting the scholarship, so always apply.
0:44.0	You never know what might happen.
0:45.6	What is going on aviation and welcome back to the Pilot the Pilot Podcast.
0:49.2	My name is Justin and I am your host.
0:51.3	Today I'm talking with Stan from Lavero Aviation.
0:54.6	Some of the things Stan and I talk about in today's podcast
0:57.1	or how Stan had zero interest in aviation as a kid,
1:00.3	even though his dad was heavily involved in the aviation industry.
1:03.2	We talk about how and why Stan took his very first intro flight.
1:06.8	How Stan is very thankful his dad didn't push him into aviation and he let aviation
1:11.3	come to him. Why you have to love the process of becoming an airline pilot or even just be coming into the aviation industry as a whole.
1:18.0	It's very much a delayed gratification industry and you have to put your time in and enjoy the process of becoming a pilot
1:24.3	or involved in the aviation industry. How your first few hundred hours really mold
1:28.6	you into the pilot you will become later in your career. We talk about general aviation
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