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Guest Martin Rottler talks about aviation education and how exposure to flying affects academic performance by young students. Martin is an airline business junkie, and an FAA licensed commercial pilot for single and multi-engine aircraft, a CFI, and he holds an Instrument Rating. Currently, Martin is a graduate student working on a Master’s Degree at the University of North Dakota. He blogs at http://martinrottler.com/.
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I am not able to listen to Martin’s podcast (having player problems). A shame really, since I would have loved to listen to what he had to say about aviation education. We are in the flight training business ourselves, and look forward to aviation education updates. Anyway, I tried clicking on the link to Martin’s website, but it appears his site is no longer active. So I guess I’m stuck with you guys. Not a bad thing, as I’m an airplane geek myself. As soon as I figure out the problem with my player, I’ll make tuning into your pod casts a daily habit.