Soaring the sky a glider pilot‘s Podcast
Leisure:Aviation
On this episode Sebastian Kawa from southern Poland Joins us to tell his story. He holds 31 medals in World and European competitions and is the most titled glider pilot in history! He is a second generation glider pilot and is also known for his book "Sky Full of Heat". His achievements include the first in history to ascent in engineless flight over the Himalayas and the Caucasus Mountains and flying in wave in the Ukrainian Gorgan mountains. Sebastion shares with us that very memorable flight in wave over the Himalayas. Join us now to hear more of his story ,advice and future goals on Soaring The Sky !
28: Open House & Celebrating Soaring
27: Cross Country Flights & Buying Your First Glider Chris Snyder & Joe Capra
26: Soaring And The Schweizer Family With Paul Schweizer
25: Woman's Soaring Pilot's Association Member & Glider Instructor Mary Rust
24: Cross Country Flying California To Maine With Riley Speidel Live At Oshkosh 2019
23: From The 2-33 To The First Lady Soaring With Rob Crone
22: Soaring Onto The Silver Screen With Jason Stephens CFI-G SEL/Mel
21: A Hangar Full Of History Bob Armstrong
19: Just Add Water With Omegatau Podcast Host Markus Volter
18: Flip of the Coin : Keith Chandler Interview From The United Kingdom
17: Ground school, Rope breaks & Solo flights: Wendy Carson Interview Soaring In New Mexico
16: Soaring Fast in Open Class In Northern California With Thomas Greenhill
15: From gliders to the Royal Air force: Nick Anderson, A Lifetime Of Aviation
14: Austria and the alps: Learning to Soar above the Alps With Clemens Ceipek
13: Bruno Vassel Interview
12: I need more G's! : Laura Radigan An Aerobatic Pilots Story
11: Adventures and finding a way to fly With Ted Reynolds
10: Falling from the sky to Soaring where birds fly: Mike Pilert
09: Third Generation Pilot : Olivia's Story
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