Bill Yearwood: An Accident Investigator's Take on Flight Safety

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Bill Yearwood: An Accident Investigator's Take on Flight Safety

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May 28, 2020

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In this episode, Pilot and Former Transportation Safety Board Lead Investigator Bill Yearwood joins us to explain what the Transportation Safety Board (TSB) is, and shares some of the most common causes of General Aviation accidents. We talk about stall awareness, mountain flying and general attitudes towards aviation. Bill is the recipient of the Canadian Lieutenant Governor's Lifetime Achievement Award and has dedicated his life to furthering aviation safety.

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Bill Yearwood: An Accident Investigator's Take on Flight Safety

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