The Princeton Airport Podcast features News, Events, and Interviews with Instructors, Students, Pilots and Staff at the Princeton Airport.
Princeton Airport Podcast
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The Princeton Airport Podcast features News, Events, and Interviews with Instructors, Students, Pilots and Staff at the Princeton Airport.
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4/2/2019
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July 5, 2026
July 2026 Princeton Airport Podcast
<p>Princeton Airport Podcast: July 2026 Newsletter Recap</p> <p>The episode recaps the July 2026 Princeton Airport monthly newsletter, highlighting community updates and operational notes. It reviews the June BBQ with over 70 attendees and announces another BBQ in August, free Tuesday airport tours from July 7 through August 25, a linked YouTube video on the airport's history, and Ryan Berry's photo-of-the-month win. It congratulates Princeton Flying School milestones including first solos by Jiawei Dong (with CFII Gabriel Nierenberg) and Bradley Epstein (with CFII Cameron Wagner), and new private pilots Prince Hugh and Blake Rabinowitz (with Nierenberg), Mokari (with CFI Juan Ramirez), and Krish Gupta (with CFI Wayne Coutinho). The hosts discuss summer high density altitude effects, Bedminster presidential TFR risks and a CFII Steve Hansell video, using Garmin G430/530 simulators, avionics glass-panel upgrades via the airport shop, Dr. Michael Nosko's July medical exam dates, and a new $75 late-cancellation fee starting July 1st. </p> <p>00:00 July Newsletter Kickoff</p> <p>00:16 BBQ Tours And History</p> <p>00:48 Student Solos And New Pilots</p> <p>01:39 Summer Density Altitude</p> <p>02:20 Bedminster TFR Safety</p> <p>02:46 Sim Practice And Avionics</p> <p>03:46 Medical Dates And Policies</p> <p>04:18 Wrap Up And Next Month</p>
June 4, 2026
June 2026 Princeton Airport Podcast
<p><span style="font-size: 18pt;">June 2026 Princeton Airport Podcast</span></p> <p>The Princeton Airport Podcast provides a pre-flight briefing of the June 2026 monthly newsletter for local pilots and aviation community members, highlighting a new video by Abby Gold and Peter Trilling covering the airport's family history since 1985 and upcoming events: the PAFT picnic on June 3, the first summer BBQ on June 27 (12–2 PM), and summer tours starting July 7. The update notes strong flight school activity with recent student solos and new private, instrument, and commercial ratings, plus a Pilot Connect trivia night with over 40 attendees. Pilots are warned about returning Bedminster presidential TFRs and directed to a CFII Steve Hansell video on managing them.</p> <p>The newsletter also promotes a certified Garmin flight simulator for logging instrument currency, Dr. Michael Nosko's appointment-only medical dates and FAA-approved digital color vision test, the avionics shop's experience milestone, hangar availability contacts, and the Photo of the Month submission email.</p> <p>00:00 June Newsletter Briefing</p> <p>00:24 Community Events Lineup</p> <p>01:01 Flight School Summer Surge</p> <p>01:20 Pilot Trivia Highlights</p> <p>01:44 Bedminster TFR Warning</p> <p>02:29 Garmin Simulator Currency</p> <p>02:51 Medical Appointments Update</p> <p>03:38 Avionics Shop Milestone</p> <p>04:10 Hangar Spots Opening</p> <p>04:26 Photo Contest And Wrap</p>
May 4, 2026
May 2026 Princeton Airport Podcast
<p data-path-to-node="2">In this episode of the Princeton Airport Podcast, our hosts discuss the May 2026 Princeton Airport monthly newsletter, opening with a new history video that highlights the Nierenberg family's ownership of the airport dating back to 1985. The episode celebrates community milestones, including recent solos by Joel Johnson and Charles Lao, Lorenzo Cagliero earning his private pilot certificate, and Parth Nayi locking in his certified flight instructor rating. The hosts also highlight upcoming events, including the Pilot Connect trivia event on May 30th. This unique trivia event pairs new student pilots with veteran owners to transfer knowledge and build community.</p> <p data-path-to-node="3">For pilots navigating the return of the Bedminster Presidential Temporary Flight Restrictions (TFRs) this spring, the newsletter highlights a new video guide by certified flight instrument instructor Steve Hansel. He demystifies the process, explaining that flying through a TFR simply requires an active flight plan, a specific ATC-assigned transponder code, and maintaining two-way radio communication.</p> <p data-path-to-node="3">The episode also mentions the airport's fully certified Garmin Flight Simulator, which allows students to log up to two and a half hours toward a private pilot certificate and up to 10 hours for an instrument rating on unpredictable, gusty spring days.</p> <p data-path-to-node="4">The newsletter encourages avionics upgrades, noting that switching from analog gauges to modern digital glass panels synthesizes data and reduces a pilot's cognitive load, allowing them to better focus on outside traffic and ATC communications. Jack and Ken are standing by to assist with these avionics upgrades, as well as aircraft sales.</p> <p data-path-to-node="4">Additional updates remind pilots that Dr. Nosko's FAA medical exam dates are filling up incredibly fast for May, and the airport is currently accepting entries for the Photo of the Month contest, with submissions going to 39N@princetonairport.com.</p> <p data-path-to-node="5">For more details, listeners are directed to the <a href= "https://princetonairport.com/princeton-airport-news-may-2026/">May 2026 Princeton Airport Newsletter.</a></p>
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