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wings & wisdom

wings & wisdom

Auteur(s): Nell
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Welcome aboard! This podcast opens the world of aviation by exploring topics in depth and connecting theory with real-world practice. As a 25-year-old commercial pilot, I’ll guide you through each episode that blends theory with cockpit experiences and share one piece of wisdom I’ve learned along the way—something to carry beyond the skies. Whether you’re dreaming of flight training, already flying, or simply fascinated by airplanes, this is a space to learn and grow together.Nell
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  • #4 The hidden art of taking off
    Nov 19 2025

    In this episode, we dive into the often overlooked art of takeoff from the pilot’s perspective. I break down how an airplane truly gains flight, explore the key V-speeds that shape every departure, and unpack the critical decision points that define this high-energy phase of flight. And as always, we close with a bit of wisdom—this time on how steady study and consistent effort can carry you exactly where you want to go.

    Find some of the sources here:
    Aviation Safety Magazine – Briefing the Takeoff
    FAA Safety – P-8740-44: Takeoff Safety
    Flight Safety Foundation – Takeoff Risks (PDF)
    Airbus Safety First – Control Your Speed at Takeoff
    FAA – Pilot’s Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge, Ch. 5 (PDF)
    Aviation Safety Magazine – Takeoff Planning

    💌 Get in touch on Instagram @flywithnell

    🎧 Intro credits go out to my friend Fabian Valentini

    💘 Big thanks to my copilot V for always uploading the episodes to Spotify and bravely handling all the technical chaos

    💫 If you enjoyed this episode, I’d really appreciate your support by following or rating the podcast

    👩🏼‍✈️ As always, stay curious, stay kind — Nell

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    45 min
  • #3 Navigating Self-Doubt in the Cockpit: Four Ways to Steady Your Confidence
    Oct 21 2025

    In this episode, we explore self-doubt and imposter syndrome in aviation, and how they quietly affect confidence and skills.

    We’ll explore how these factors potentially influence your performance, decision-making and communication in the cockpit.

    This episode offers four thoughtful ways to ease these feelings and support your well-being as a pilot.

    💌 Get in touch on Instagram @flywithnell
    🎧 Intro credits go out to my friend Fabian Valentini
    💫 If you enjoyed this episode, I’d really appreciate your support by following or rating the podcast
    👩🏼‍✈️ As always, stay curious, stay kind — Nell

    The information was gathered from these trusted sources:

    • Levine, D. (2022). Neuroscience of Emotion, Cognition, and Decision Making: A Review
    • The Psychological Aspects of Flying — Pilot Institute
    • Biological Psychiatry: The Impact of Cognitive Factors on Emotional Regulation
    • How to Overcome Self-Doubt — Psychology Compass
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    28 min
  • #2 EASA Licensing Essentials and the Curiosity Challenge
    Oct 10 2025

    In this episode, take a deep dive into pilot licenses, recent industry developments such as Electronic Personnel Licensing and Extendend Minimum Crew Operations. We reflect on the curiosity challenge—how preconceptions can limit true understanding and even be painful when they’re hidden in the questions we ask.

    Find some of the sources here:
    Aviation Authorities' Research Agenda 2025
    EMCO-SIPO Extended Minimum Crew Operations / Single Pilot Operations Safety Risk
    EASA Pauses Single-Pilot Research – Flying Magazine
    Flight Crew Licensing Update: EASA’s Pilot Training Paradigm
    Easy Access Rules: Flight Crew Licencing (Part-FCL)

    💌 Get in touch on Instagram @flywithnell
    🎧 Intro credits go out to my friend Fabian Valentini
    💫 If you enjoyed this episode, I’d really appreciate your support by following or rating the podcast
    👩🏼‍✈️ As always, stay curious, stay kind — Nell

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    43 min
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