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Chelsea finds working pilots at the biggest airshow in the world -- EAA Airventure at OshKosh, Wisc.; she talks to a 707 sim instructor, a part 135 corporate pilot, a missionary seaplane pilot and more.
Chelsea finds working pilots at the biggest airshow in the world -- EAA Airventure at OshKosh, Wisc.; she talks to a 707 sim instructor, a part 135 corporate pilot, a missionary seaplane pilot and more.
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S1, EP4 "Airventure Special"Chelsea finds working pilots at the biggest airshow in the world -- EAA Airventure at OshKosh, Wisc.; she talks to a 707 sim instructor, a part 135 corporate pilot, a missionary seaplane pilot and more.
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S1, EP3 "The Forefather of Aerobatics: David Martin and the Bucker Jungmeister"Chelsea visits an airshow aerobatic pilot, David Martin, and the historic Bucker Jungmeister as they prepare to fly in the SUNnFUN airshow; Chelsea finds out and discovers what goes on behind the scenes at airshows.
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S1, EP2 "Pork Choppers"With the wild hog problem, the state of Texas allows for helicopter hog hunting; Chelsea visits with Emmitt Webb, a helicopter pilot, who runs a hunting outfit named Pork Choppers out of Abilene, Texas.
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S1, EP1 "Crop Dusting"In the middle of nowhere West Texas, Chelsea gets into the weeds of a crop dusting operation and meets Terry.
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