Can You Be a Pilot If You're Bad at Math? + Your Toughest Flight Questions Answered
July 21, 2025
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as posted by the channelIn this episode, Captain Steeeve answers your questions—ranging from technical quirks to personal stories. Ever wondered why pilot announcements are so hard to hear? Or if airplane mode actually does anything? We’ve got answers. Plus, Steeeve shares his thoughts on the golden age of flying, tells a powerful personal story about 9/11, and encourages aspiring pilots—even if you're not a math whiz at 14.
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