Najlepsze podcasty z kategorii: Commercial Drone Certification (2024)

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Ironman Pilots 13:50

17h ago13:50

13:50

On this episode, we review aeromedical certification requirements for a relatively uncommon disease called hemochromatosis -- a condition that involves elevated iron levels in the blood that can result in liver failure and may affect multiple other organs. Screened and taken care of early, it is completely controllable but left unchecked, can resul…

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Time for a valve job? 12:01

8d ago12:01

12:01

In this episode, we go single pilot and cover one of the most common valvular heart issues -- mitral valve regurgitation. For stable established cases of mild severity, a pilot might not even need Special Issuance Authorization. CACI qualification is possible, and if appropriate testing is obtained ahead of the time of the flight physical, aeromedi…

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Drones to Stones 26:41

22d ago26:41

26:41

Drones, love 'em or hate 'em, are here to stay. The FAA announced groundbreaking approvals this week for commercial drone operations of delivery packages involving unmanned aircraft outside the sight line of drone operators -- paving the way for packages to be delivered remotely to your doorstep using drones operated by pilots miles away. With thes…

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Walking Through AirVenture, the Future of Aviation, and Hepatitis C 16:10

29d ago16:10

16:10

On this episode, we reflect on EAA's AirVenture 2024, Boeing's forecast for the future of personnel needs in the field of aviation, and CACI qualification criteria for chronic Hepatitis C.Autor: Mayo Clinic Aerospace Medicine

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Don't Let High Blood Pressure Bring You Down 11:55

1M ago11:55

11:55

One of the most common medical conditions encountered by pilots is elevated blood pressure. On this episode we discuss what is allowed for maximum blood pressure levels, what medications are approved, and the options available to pilots who find themselves dealing with hypertension.Autor: Mayo Clinic Aerospace Medicine

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Back on Track 14:58

1M ago14:58

14:58

Mitch and Clay return from vacation and step back up to the Clear Approach podcast microphone. On this episode, they discuss updates to the FAA's approach to "uncomplicated" anxiety and depression, review the FAA streamlining efforts for re-certifying pilots with Special Issuance Authorization related to coronary artery disease and more.…

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Protect Your Beans -- Getting Certified With Chronic Kidney Disease 13:24

3M ago13:24

13:24

Most of us take for granted the bean-shaped organs located along our flanks that are responsible for filtering the blood and maintaining fluid balance in the body. But what happens when things go wrong with the beans? How will this affect aeromedical certification for pilots? This episode covers current requirements for obtaining and maintaining yo…

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Change is in the Air! Streamlining is Coming to the Certification Process 13:51

3M ago13:51

13:51

Several announcements this week to FAA aviation medical examiners by the agency will significantly decrease the burden on pilots with certain uncomplicated mental health conditions, eliminate the need for exercise stress tests for renewal of Special Issuance Authorization for pilots with coronary artery disease -- and other streamlining efforts are…

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Is it a Shakedown -- or Just Essential Tremor? 13:21

3M ago13:21

13:21

The presence of a tremor has, in the past, delayed efforts of pilots to become medically certified. Use of CACI criteria now streamlines the process. In this episode, we review what is required and touch base on the new FAA reauthorization bill that was signed into law last week.Autor: Mayo Clinic Aerospace Medicine

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Ouch! The Aches and Pains of Arthritis on the FAA Medical Application 10:46

3M ago10:46

10:46

Pilots often forget to report arthritis or musculoskeletal injuries on their FAA medical application. On this episode, we walk.....er, tiptoe....through the process of reporting these common conditions and what is allowed by the FAA to maintain your flight physical.Autor: Mayo Clinic Aerospace Medicine

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Whisperings at ASMA and Updates on Weight Loss Drugs 13:04

4M ago13:04

13:04

The Aerospace Medical Association (ASMA) is the largest gathering of aviation and aerospace experts in the country with its recent annual meeting concluding in Chicago this week. We discuss some of the highlights and then review recent FAA updates regarding use of certain medications for weight loss.…

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Wheeze Bad 15:15

4M ago15:15

15:15

Asthma is a common condition in the general population and is often worse during allergy seasons in the spring and fall. Is being diagnosed with asthma a significant barrier to obtaining a medical certificate? We discuss stages of asthma severity and how FAA medical certification may be affected.Autor: Mayo Clinic Aerospace Medicine

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Got rhythm? Atrial Fibrillation and How To Maintain Your Medical Certificate 31:33

4M ago31:33

31:33

Atrial fibrillation is the most prevalent treated heart arrhythmia. We meet with a cardiology expert to discuss assessment, treatment, and new trends in taking care of the condition -- and then review your pathway to aeromedical certification.Autor: Mayo Clinic Aerospace Medicine

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Thyroid Disease: Does this "Black Box" Gland "Box" Your Medical? 18:47

4M ago18:47

18:47

The thyroid is often considered the "black box" gland -- not only to patients and pilots, but also to their providers. In this episode, an expert in thyroid disease helps navigate common thyroid conditions, and we discuss the resulting aeromedical implications. Can a pilot still get a medical with thyroid problems, and, if so, what limitations will…

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The ARC Sails Into New Waters of Mental Health Awareness 12:27

4M ago12:27

12:27

On this episode we review current events -- from three new antidepressant medications announced by the FAA as allowable for aeromedical certification to a recent report released by the Aviation Rulemaking Committee (ARC) regarding advances in mental health disclosure and certification.Autor: Mayo Clinic Aerospace Medicine

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Pour Some Sugar on Me 20:11

5M ago20:11

20:11

Diabetes is a condition that not only can affect your health, but also your FAA aeromedical certification. On this episode we interview an expert in diabetes who is also a pilot to learn more about detection, treatment, and ultimately, how to preserve your medical certificate.Autor: Mayo Clinic Aerospace Medicine

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What's That Sound? Drone on........... 8:45

5M ago8:45

8:45

Operation of remote unmanned aircraft, otherwise known as drone operation, has become the fastest growing segment of aviation in the country. What does it take to become a drone pilot and do you have to have a medical certificate to fly one?Autor: Mayo Clinic Aerospace Medicine

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The Eyes Have It 26:40

5M ago26:40

26:40

One of the most common issues affecting pilots is that of visual acuity. On this episode, a Mayo Clinic optometrist covers the most common eye issues facing pilots. Are those aviator shades worth it? Should pilots be worried about cataracts or glaucoma, and what about monovision correction or LASIK? Listen to find out....…

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Getting Inside A HIMS Psychiatrist's Head 12:32

5M ago12:32

12:32

Although almost everyone experiences ups and downs of mood and attitude, some pilots encounter mental health conditions that require detailed assessments and testing in order to qualify for their medical certificate. In this episode, we visit with Mayo Clinic psychiatrist Dr. Greg Couser to better understand what goes into these detailed evaluation…

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The Ups and Downs of Hot Air Ballooning 16:05

6M ago16:05

16:05

On this episode we dust off things in the hangar, get ready for the prime of flying season, and discuss hot air ballooning ups and downs -- from what's required in an annual inspection to the angst of "aeronauts" having to obtain a Class II medical certificate.Autor: Mayo Clinic Aerospace Medicine

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Things That Go Bump in the Night: A Pilot's Primer on Sleep Apnea 21:56

6M ago21:56

21:56

Obstructive sleep apnea and other sleep-related disorders are some of the most common conditions requiring Special Issuance Authorization clearance from the FAA. On this episode, we hear from a sleep disorders expert followed by discussion on aeromedical implications.Autor: Mayo Clinic Aerospace Medicine

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Eating Your Alphabet Soup 15:45

6M ago15:45

15:45

In between carpet upgrades to the perch of the Aerospace Medicine practice on the 18th floor of the Gonda Building, we take some time to review a number of abbreviations that are used commonly in the aeromedical certification world -- but may not be familiar to pilots.Autor: Mayo Clinic Aerospace Medicine

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When to Say When?: The Age 67 Proposal 10:45

6M ago10:45

10:45

The age for mandatory retirement for commercial airline pilots flying under Part 121 was raised to 65 years in 2007. A recent pitch to increase the age limit to 67 was voted down recently by the Senate Commerce Committee. What implications will this have on the pilot shortage, and what's the answer?Autor: Mayo Clinic Aerospace Medicine

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Be Prepared 10:40

7M ago10:40

10:40

It's second nature to pre-flight with a checklist, but what about "pre-flight checklisting" yourself? On this episode we meet one of our talented nurses dedicated to helping pilots through the process of applying for a medical certificate and passing through this part of the journey unscathed.Autor: Mayo Clinic Aerospace Medicine

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When the Wheels Fall Off 11:05

7M ago11:05

11:05

On this episode, we pay tribute to our colleague Dr. Greg Vanichkachorn who was the master of ceremonies for the Clear Approach podcast but departed the "nest" for a better view at Delta Airlines. We launch our new format, and discuss being aware of colleagues and friends with mood issues that could lead to the unthinkable. NOTE: Potential sensitiv…

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Pay Attention, Its Time for ADHD. 13:04

12M ago13:04

13:04

In this episode, we review a surprisingly troubling condition for many unsuspecting pilots, ADHD.Autor: Greg Vanichkachorn MD, MPH

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EAA Airventure Recap and Well Well Wellbutrin! 22:58

1y ago22:58

22:58

Get comfy for my adventure/horror story about EAA Airventure 2023. Then we go over the newest medication approved by the FAA for the treatment of depression.Autor: Greg Vanichkachorn MD, MPH

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Tribulation and Jet Lag 19:33

1y ago19:33

19:33

Im back after suffering a loss. After sharing my experience, I give some helpful hints for reducing the pain of Jet Lag. And then, Im off to EAA!

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Im Back with Back Pain 13:49

1+ y ago13:49

13:49

Its Podcast Reboot 3.0. And for this episode, we go over pain thats with you but behind you: back pain.

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BRINC's LEMUR2 - PiXL Drone Show #75 46:41

1+ y ago46:41

46:41

Join Greg & Haye in talking with Blake Resnick the founder of BRINC drones. They discuss how the LEMUR2 came about, challenges for BRINC going forward, and how Blake ended up starting BRINC Drones. The PiXL Drone Show is a partnership between Pilot Institute (PI) and DroneXL (XL).

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State of the Industry - PiXL Drone Show #74 54:54

1+ y ago54:54

54:54

It is just Greg and Haye this week. Catch up and learn about the current state of the industry and what is coming in 2023!

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Me, Myself, and COVID 15:38

1+ y ago15:38

15:38

My pain is your pleasure in this week's episode. And I share some amazing new information from the FAA regarding medical certification for pilots on anxiety and depression medications.Autor: Greg Vanichkachorn MD, MPH

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Drones in Healthcare, Innovating Deliveries, FAA Certifications - PiXL Drone Show #73 1:04:08

1+ y ago1:04:08

1:04:08

Join Greg and Haye in talking with Andreas Raptopolous, Founder and CEO of Matternet. In this episode, we discuss healthcare deliveries with UAS and what FAA certifications are needed for a company like Matternet to operate legally and safely.

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EVTOL Fixed Wings, Regulations, and Censys Drones- PiXL Drone Show #72 1:11:41

2y ago1:11:41

1:11:41

In this episode of PiXL, Greg and Haye talk with Rob Knochenhauer, Director of Regulatory Affairs at Censys Technologies. Censys specializes in EVTOL fixed wings that are especially good at BVLOS operations. Rob has spearheaded the process of many Censys customers through the BVLOS waiver Process. The PiXL Drone Show is a partnership between Pilot …

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DFR, 3D Modeling, and NEW SkyeBrowse - PiXL Drone Show #71 56:07

2y ago56:07

56:07

Join Haye and Greg in a discussion with Jeff Clementi the current Head of Business Development at SkyeBrowse and the operations manager at Stormpoint, a non-profit. Jeff has real-world experience with 3d modeling for first responders and has provided relief during previous hurricanes with drones.

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Drone Parachutes, Heavy Lifts, Euro Laws, BlueUAS - PiXL Drone Show #69 41:37

2y ago41:37

41:37

Join Greg and Haye in talking with Markus Manninger the CTO at Drone Rescue Systems in Austria. We all met at Commercial UAV Expo in 2022 and decided to continue our conversation about drone safety by using parachutes. Drone Rescue System's parachute works by using rubber bands instead of pyrotechnics. Stay tuned as we look at this and the differen…

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Special PiXL Drone Show - All About Airworks! 1:03:56

2y ago1:03:56

1:03:56

Join Greg and Haye this week for a special in-person PiXL where they discuss what they saw at DJI Airworks 2022! From aircraft to sensors to software Airworks delivered a great come-back show!

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Ocean Cleanup and Marine Research - PiXL Drone Show #68 1:01:37

2y ago1:01:37

1:01:37

This week on the PiXL Droneshow we talked to Brian Taggart and Matt Pickett from Oceans Unmanned. Join the conversation while we discuss environmental research, ocean cleanup, breath sampling, wildlife management, and hurricane hunting. Check out Oceans Unmanned: https://oceansunmanned.org/

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Caged Drones, Hazardous Inspections, BlueUAS - PiXL Drone Show #67 59:07

2y ago59:07

59:07

Join Greg and Haye in interviewing Alex Meldem of Flyability. Flyability is a manufacturer of caged uas that are exceptional in inspection. The drone is caged and is able to fly in confined spaces very easily. Flyability is a US based company with manufacturing stateside. Join the conversation in the comments and leave us your thoughts.…

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USA Drone Manufacturing, Enterprise Clients, Remote ID, BlueUAS - PiXL Drone Show #66 58:19

2y ago58:19

58:19

Join Greg and Haye as we interview Adam Bilmes, the co-founder and director of sales at Inspired Flight. Adam talks to us about some of the hurdles associated with USA drone manufacturing. Adam also gives us insight on the BlueUAS list from a manufacturer's perspective. Check out their website at InspiredFlight.com…

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Autel EVO II V3, Chip Sets, and Remote I.D. - PiXL Drone Show #65 44:10

2y ago44:10

44:10

This week on the PiXL Drone show we talked to John Mcbride from Autel. We get into the new V3 features, discuss remote ID, and and talk about other Autel releases! Autel: https://www.autelrobotics.com/

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Frequent Flyer Questions 12:54

2y ago12:54

12:54

Im back from vacation! In this episode I review three frequent questions we get from pilots. And I share a fun time on a Boeing 727.Autor: Greg Vanichkachorn MD, MPH

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RDQ vs FAA From a Remote ID Expert- PiXL Drone Show #64 1:02:04

2y ago1:02:04

1:02:04

This week on the PiXL Drone Show we talked with Brendan Schulman about the court case between Race Day Quads (RDQ) and the FAA.

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FreeFly Systems, Interchangeable Payloads, and Remote ID- PiXL Drone Show #63 1:03:35

2y ago1:03:35

1:03:35

This week on the PiXL drone show we talked to Matt and Max from Freefly Systems! Join us while we discuss Remote ID, Blue UAS, drone delivery, interchangeable payloads, and Freefly's outlook! Check out Freefly: https://freeflysystems.com/

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Skin Cancer and Aviation 16:13

2y ago16:13

16:13

Pilots have a higher risk of skin cancer. I review what you need to know and what happens if you develop skin cancer as a pilot. Also, we review some medical news, including some interesting eye drops that correct near vision.Autor: Greg Vanichkachorn MD, MPH

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BVLOS, Remote ID Patent, DSPA, and the AAAC - PiXL Drone Show #62 1:12:32

2y ago1:12:32

1:12:32

This week on the PiXL drone show we talked to Kenji Sugahara from the DSPA. Join us while we discuss remote ID, patents, the AAAC and drone pilot safety. https://dspalliance.org/

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You Down With CBD? Yeah You Know Me 18:28

2y ago18:28

18:28

There are new updates from the FAA regarding depression and CBD. Yup, you heard me right! Join me to learn what you need to know about cannabidiol and minor depression.Autor: Greg Vanichkachorn MD, MPH

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Anafi AI, Inspections, and Parrot Drones - PiXL Drone Show #61 1:12:08

2y ago1:12:08

1:12:08

This week on the PiXL Drone Show we talked with François-Xavier Charbonnel, AKA FX Charbonnel from Parrot Drones. Join us while we discuss Ai-controlled drones, Blue UAS, photogrammetry and other use cases! https://www.parrot.com/us/drones

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Class Bravo BVLOS & Paladin Nighthawk - PiXL Drone Show #60 49:10

2y ago49:10

49:10

This week we talked again to Divy from Paladin drones and Luis, the Drone Detective, about their class B BVLOS waiver! Join us while we discuss DFR, the first Class-B BVLOS waiver, Knighthawk functions, and the legality of DFR operations.

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Color Vision: A Word of Caution 13:48

2y ago13:48

13:48

Like a Cessna 150 with its 8th owner, we are back up and running! Updates from Dr. Van on the flying life and we go over all the really important details you need to know about color vision and testing.Autor: Greg Vanichkachorn MD, MPH

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