Episode

Attitude Check with Julie Boatman

Podcast
The Reider Report
Published
Apr 2, 2026
Duration seconds
2067
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Summary

If you own an airplane, you’ve doubtless become very comfortable with the panel, whether it be steam gauges or glass. But if you fly an airplane with which you are less familiar, you’ve got a bit of catch-up to do to feel proficient in your scan. In today’s episode, Rob interviews a pilot who had some challenges in a Chinese airplane with a strange attitude indicator. Sponsored by Avemco