This Princeton Airport Podcast episode reviews the October 2026 monthly newsletter, highlighting the seasonal shift and the loss of evening daylight when clocks fall back on November 1, prompting students to schedule lessons early.
The hosts celebrate flight school milestones, including first solos by Victoria Bulawa, Fatima Iqbal, Dante Mills, and Demir Sulaymanu; new private pilots Maxime Forgues and Antonio Tuccio; and Yiwei Zeng's instrument rating. The newsletter also announces Rosie's upcoming Princeton Flying School podcast about students' personal aviation journeys.
For recurrent training, pilots are encouraged to use the Garmin flight simulator to practice emergency procedures during rainy weather.
Medical updates include Dr. Michael Noskow's October AME dates (10th, 14th, 28th, 31st) with required online signup and new FAA-approved digital color vision testing (Wagner CCVT and Rabin).
Additional notes cover avionics upgrades like a G3X Touch installation, aircraft buying support, hangar and FBO office space availability, Steve Latrant's photo contest win, and a PAFT Zoom meeting on October 14 about an updated restaurant guide.
3 Sept 2026
September 2026 Princeton Airport Podcast
This episode of the Princeton Airport Podcast reviews the newest Princeton Airport monthly newsletter, highlighting major flight school milestones including new private pilots Noor Hasan, Piper Hayes, and Yves Fry, first solos by Anaya Auriemma, Maxime Forget, Daniel Nino, Chris LaMorte, and Eve Verma on his 16th birthday, and new commercial pilot Aaron Hubert.
The hosts also cover avionics shop demand for Garmin Axis installations and glass panel upgrades, plus available hangars and office space through the airport office. They note Dr. Michael Nosko's on-airport medical exam dates in September (5, 9, 12, 16, 23, 26) and his use of FAA-approved Wagener and Rabin cone contrast color vision tests. The episode spotlights the Garmin flight simulator, summer tours that drew over 1,000 visitors, and a PAFT meeting at Cafe Graziella on September 9.
5 Aug 2026
Princeton Airport Podcast: August 2026 Newsletter Recap
This episode of the Princeton Airport Podcast reviews the August 2026 Princeton Airport monthly newsletter, focusing on summer East Coast flying challenges like pop-up thunderstorms, heat thermals, and Canadian wildfire smoke, and how limited weather windows make scheduling critical.
The hosts discuss a new flight school policy: a $75 cancellation fee for changes within 24 hours, aimed at protecting scarce instructional slots. They highlight student achievements, including first solos by Devin Runyon, Sam Mukerjee, and Devin Reynolds, and private pilot ratings earned by Noah Wright, Rajan Faki, and Yifei Lu.
The newsletter's technology updates include the July 8 release of the Garmin Axis and a reduced $225/hr rate for aircraft N793WT with a G3X glass cockpit, plus office support for avionics upgrades, sales, and hangar rentals. They also note a certified Garmin flight simulator, upcoming events (BBQ Aug 22, final summer tour Aug 25, PAFT meeting Sept 9), and FAA medical exam dates with strict online signup and no walk-ins.
For more details, listeners are directed to the August 2026 Princeton Airport Newsletter.
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