Pyjama Pilots Jimbo Burgess

Welcome aboard our next episode of Pyjama Pilots. Today we discuss airstrips and dive into the things we've learnt, and the experiences we had to endure while learning them. Some fun, some funny, and others getting a little hair raising to say the least!

Our first guest!! This fine gentleman has worked in several countries around the world. From bush flying in the Outback Australia, to the cool temperatures of Canada, and flying up and down Nepal's Himalayan mountain range. Join us as we catch up with his adventures.

**WARNING** there's a bit of poo chat in here, if that puts you off you may like to consider listening while not eating.

It's been a couple of weeks since our last catch up, so we spent our time catching up! Talking our usual pilot bambles, with a bit of banter to boot.

All three of the Pyjama Pilots have done survey flying around the world. For us, a good chunk of it was in the continent of Africa. We talk a bit about our time there, amongst other things...

The Pyjama Pilots attempt to answer the question: "what does it take to become a successful Ag pilot?". We're still unsure if we answered it...

How do you get into Ag flying? What does it take to become an Ag pilot? These were the questions we were supposed to tackle in todays episode...



~The Pyjama Pilots are three Kiwi Ag pilots who yarn about any and everything aviation while telling tales of their flying in New Zealand and all over the world~