California Flying Oddities with Mike Jesch (2021)
Captains Brian Schiff and Mike Jesch share the interesting challenges ranging from the terrestrial (mountains, deserts, and oceans) to the man-made (big cities and complicated air space). They take you on a tour of several interesting and challenging airports and areas all around the state, to highlight some of what makes California flying fun.
Resources on Brian's Website: www.CaptainSchiff.com/socal
Last year's presentation: • California Zooming 2020 California Flying ...
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Captain Mike Jesch has been an airline pilot for over 35 years, and is currently a Boeing 787 Captain on Trans-Pacific routes for a major airline. For his "real" flying, he owns and operates a Cessna 182 based at Fullerton airport (KFUL) in Southern California. He's an ATP with several type ratings and a CFI (ASME, IA). He is the Vice President of the Fullerton Airport Pilot Association, a FAASTeam Lead Representative in the LGB FSDO, and a Lifetime Member of CalPilots
Captain Brian Schiff has been an airline pilot for over 32 years and is currently flying the Airbus A321 on mostly transcontinental and Hawaiian routes for a major airline. For his “real” flying he owns and flies a Citabria 7GCAA based at Camarillo airport (KCMA) in Southern California—where he obtained his flight instructor certificate 35 years ago and has been actively flight instructing in general aviation and at the airlines ever since. He is a FAASTeam Representative and on the board of directors of the National Association of Flight Instructors (NAFI).
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For more information about California Pilots Association: www.CalPilots.org
Resources on Brian's Website: www.CaptainSchiff.com/socal