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Stefan Lorenz & Jürgen Reis
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Take off with us into the vast world of aviation – from cockpits to control towers, and from real pilot life to behind-the-scenes stories of those who keep aviation running. Hosted by passionate aviation enthusiasts Stefan Lorenz and Jürgen Reis, Aviation‑Quest.cc – Stories from Above is your gateway to inspiring conversations, expert insights, and untold aviation journeys. Whether you're a student pilot, seasoned professional, sim enthusiast, or simply aviation-curious – our podcast covers it all: • Flight training & pilot careers • ATC communication & safety topics • Aircraft maintenance & engineering • Flight simulation, aviation media, and more Jürgen, a long-time sports podcaster and former glider/motor-glider pilot, teams up with Stefan, an active Airbus A320 pilot and flight sim creator, to bring authentic, unfiltered conversations straight from the world above the clouds. Tune in, learn, laugh — and share the passion for flight. 🌐 Learn more about the podcast, the hosts, and exclusive aviation coaching opportunities at www.Aviation-Quest.cc

  1. 1d ago

    From World Cup Climber to Aviation Mental Performance Coach: Jürgen Reis

    Episode 31 of Aviation-Quest.cc – Stories from Above In this special episode of Aviation-Quest.cc – Stories from Above, the usual interview structure changes direction: this time, A320 First Officer and FSClips creator Stefan Lorenz takes the lead and speaks with co-host Jürgen Reis about the background, experiences, and performance philosophy that shaped his current work in aviation mental performance coaching. What begins as the story of a physically weak and initially sport-uninterested teenager gradually develops into a long-term journey through elite sport, mental training, structured performance systems, podcasting, coaching, and finally aviation-focused performance work. Together, they discuss: - How Jürgen built his physical foundation through years of disciplined training before entering competitive sport climbing - The early competition successes that opened the door toward international climbing events and World Cup participation - Why high-level competition quickly revealed that performance depends on far more than physical preparation alone - The role of mental coaching, autogenic training, and structured psychological preparation during his competitive years - How a Top-10 result in a Climbing World Cup became part of a much larger long-term learning process - Why stable execution under pressure became the central lesson transferable into other demanding environments - The evolution from athlete to coach, author, podcaster, and mentor - The development of a growing Mental Coaching Syllabus for Aviation Professionals, now exceeding 150 pages as an internal operational framework for coaching work - Why the physical component still matters today — but increasingly as a supporting layer for mental performance - Jürgen’s current coaching work with pilots and aviation professionals in mentally demanding situations - The philosophy behind his one-to-one coaching approach and why the first consultation always remains free and without obligation The episode also touches on the long-running Power-Quest.cc podcast project, years of experience in long-form interviewing, and how communication, structure, and consistency became central themes across multiple fields. Recorded as a calm and highly personal long-form conversation, Episode 31 offers insight into the mindset and development of someone who spent decades working in high-pressure performance environments — and who now increasingly applies those lessons within aviation. Rather than presenting quick fixes or motivational slogans, this episode focuses on something more sustainable: structured preparation, mental stability, and the ability to remain operational when performance truly matters. --- ✈️ Aviation-Quest.cc – Stay Connected 🌐 Website: https://www.Aviation-Quest.cc 🌐 Aviation Coaching by Jürgen Reis: https://aviation-quest.cc/coaching-juergen 📧 Contact: aviation@aviation-quest.cc ▶️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@aviation-quest 💼 LinkedIn (Co-host Jürgen Reis): https://www.linkedin.com/in/juergen-reis Explore all episodes, updates, and aviation stories at Aviation-Quest.cc. Comments and discussions are welcome on our YouTube channel. 🛫 Community & Discussion 💬 Join the Discord Community: https://discord.com/invite/AA3uteT37 Includes the dedicated “aviation-quest-podcast” section for episode discussions. 🎙️ About This Podcast Aviation-Quest.cc – Stories from Above is a long-form aviation podcast hosted by Jürgen Reis and Airbus A320 First Officer Stefan Lorenz. Each episode is designed as a complete listening experience — from the first minute to the last.

    43 min

  2. May 31

    Ready 4 Pushback with Nik Fialka – Airline Interviews, Career Preparation & Professional Mindset

    Episode 30 of Aviation-Quest.cc – Stories from Above In this episode of Aviation-Quest.cc – Stories from Above, host Jürgen Reis welcomes airline pilot, interview coach, and podcast host Nik Fialka. Known to many pilots as the voice behind the aviation career podcast Ready 4 Pushback and as an interview consultant with Spitfire Elite Consulting, Nik combines airline flying with mentoring aspiring pilots navigating today’s hiring environment. At the beginning of the conversation, Nik gives a glimpse into his busy weekly routine — balancing airline flying, interview consulting, podcast production, and family life. He also takes listeners back to the early stages of his aviation career, sharing how his time flying for the U.S. Navy shaped his professional mindset and what the biggest adjustments were when transitioning from military aviation to airline operations. The second part of the interview focuses on one of the most critical steps for aspiring airline pilots: succeeding in a person-to-person airline HR interview. Recorded in March 2026 during a highly competitive pilot job market, Nik explains why even receiving an interview invitation has become a milestone in itself — and what candidates must do to stand out. Together, they discuss: - Why getting an airline interview invitation is already a major achievement in today’s hiring environment - How pilots can position themselves to get noticed in a competitive applicant pool - Why logbook numbers alone are not enough — and why both quality and quantity matter - How professional appearance and personal presentation influence first impressions - What pilots should do immediately after receiving an interview invitation - The preparation strategies that separate strong candidates from average ones - The three most common mistakes Nik sees from otherwise well-qualified pilots during airline interviews Packed with practical advice and real-world experience, this episode offers invaluable insights for flight school graduates, aspiring airline pilots, and anyone interested in understanding how professional pilot hiring works behind the scenes. A thoughtful and insightful conversation with one of the aviation community’s most recognizable voices on pilot career preparation. --- ✈️ Aviation-Quest.cc – Stay Connected 🌐 Website: https://www.Aviation-Quest.cc 🌐 Website: https://spitfireelite.com/ 🌐 Ready 4 Pushback Podcast: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3hMHOqHHdJs4Hen5bN4uzjceZNXNZmBf 📧 Contact: aviation@aviation-quest.cc ▶️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@aviation-quest 💼 LinkedIn (Co-host Jürgen Reis): https://www.linkedin.com/in/juergen-reis Explore all episodes, updates, and aviation stories at Aviation-Quest.cc. Comments and discussions are welcome on our YouTube channel. 🛫 Community & Discussion 💬 Join the Discord Community: https://discord.com/invite/AA3uteT37 Includes the dedicated “aviation-quest-podcast” section for episode discussions. 🎙️ About This Podcast Aviation-Quest.cc – Stories from Above is a long-form aviation podcast hosted by Jürgen Reis and Airbus A320 First Officer Stefan Lorenz. Each episode is designed as a complete listening experience — from the first minute to the last.

    1h 11m

  3. May 24

    John Pipkin – 30,000 Hours of Responsibility

    Episode 29 of Aviation-Quest.cc – Stories from Above takes us to South Carolina — and into the cockpit of one of aviation’s most seasoned professionals. When this conversation was recorded on February 28, 2026, John Pipkin was 81 years old — on the threshold of his 82nd birthday — and still actively flying law enforcement missions for a sheriff’s department, supporting people on the ground with the same discipline that has defined his 30,000-hour career. Predominantly a fixed-wing pilot across decades of airline, mission, and corporate aviation, his path also included significant professional helicopter operations — among them flying the iconic Sikorsky S-61. In this telephone interview with host Jürgen Reis, John reflects on: • His early beginnings and the path into aviation • Missionary flying in Liberia and Haiti — when flying became about far more than the cockpit • Leadership as airline founder and Chief Pilot • Serving in decisive roles within the FAA • Flying airliners and later transporting global VIPs, including Arnold Schwarzenegger and Julia Roberts with NetJets • The discipline required across both fixed-wing and rotorcraft operations • What truly separates a competent pilot from a great one — and why the answer may surprise you • His clear and timeless advice for young pilots starting their journey today More than a résumé, this episode captures perspective — earned over decades and still applied in active service. Intro and outro commentary by Jürgen Reis and co-host Stefan Lorenz (A320 First Officer). --- ✈️ Aviation-Quest.cc – Stay Connected 🌐 Website: https://www.Aviation-Quest.cc 🌐 German book about John Pipkin's life in aviation by Christoph Barszczewski: https://buschpilot.at 📧 Contact: aviation@aviation-quest.cc ▶️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@aviation-quest 💼 LinkedIn (Co-host Jürgen Reis): https://www.linkedin.com/in/juergen-reis Explore all episodes, updates, and aviation stories at Aviation-Quest.cc. Comments and discussions are welcome on our YouTube channel. 🛫 Community & Discussion 💬 Join the Discord Community: https://discord.com/invite/AA3uteT37 Includes the dedicated “aviation-quest-podcast” section for episode discussions. 🎙️ About This Podcast Aviation-Quest.cc – Stories from Above is a long-form aviation podcast hosted by Jürgen Reis and Airbus A320 First Officer Stefan Lorenz. Each episode is designed as a complete listening experience — from the first minute to the last.

    1h 4m

  4. May 17

    Aviation-Quest.cc – Behind the Scenes, New Directions & What’s Next

    Recorded at the end of April, this special housekeeping episode offers a comprehensive and transparent look at the current state and future direction of Aviation-Quest.cc. Hosts Jürgen Reis and Stefan Lorenz take a step back from guest interviews to reconnect with their audience — outlining the mission, structure, and evolving ecosystem of the podcast. What emerges is a clear picture of a project that has grown into exactly what it set out to be: a long-form aviation platform combining depth, authenticity, and a steadily expanding range of perspectives. Together, they explore: - The core idea behind Aviation-Quest.cc and its development into a structured, long-term aviation podcast - The full ecosystem beyond audio — including YouTube, community interaction via Discord, and Jürgen’s LinkedIn presence - A call for future guests from across all areas of aviation — from pilots and engineers to ATC, dispatch, simmers, and aviation media creators A central topic of the episode is Stefan’s professional transition from Airbus A320 to Boeing 737, including an upcoming type rating later this year. This step not only marks a significant career move, but may also influence the future direction of his YouTube channel FSClips — opening new perspectives for both real-world and simulated aviation content. On the other side, Jürgen shares insights into his current work on a dedicated mental coaching syllabus for aviation professionals, reflecting his growing focus on supporting pilots and aspiring candidates in performance, preparation, and mindset. One recent coaching experience — helping a candidate successfully pass a crucial assessment — highlights the real-world impact of this work. At the same time, he shares condensed insights from his developing syllabus in regular weekly publications on his LinkedIn profile. The episode also provides a forward-looking perspective: - A steady stream of high-quality upcoming guests - An increasingly broad coverage of aviation topics - A clear commitment to consistency, depth, and community engagement This is not a typical episode — it’s a snapshot of a project in motion. A moment to understand where Aviation-Quest.cc stands today, and where it is heading next. From cockpit transitions to coaching insights, from YouTube development to community building — Episode 28 brings listeners closer to the people behind the podcast, and to the vision driving it forward. --- ✈️ Aviation-Quest.cc – Stay Connected 🌐 Website: https://www.Aviation-Quest.cc 📧 Contact: aviation@aviation-quest.cc ▶️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@aviation-quest 💼 LinkedIn (Co-host Jürgen Reis): https://www.linkedin.com/in/juergen-reis Explore all episodes, updates, and aviation stories at Aviation-Quest.cc. Comments and discussions are welcome on our YouTube channel. 🛫 Community & Discussion 💬 Join the Discord Community: https://discord.com/invite/AA3uteT37 Includes the dedicated “aviation-quest-podcast” section for episode discussions. 🎙️ About This Podcast Aviation-Quest.cc – Stories from Above is a long-form aviation podcast hosted by Jürgen Reis and Airbus A320 First Officer Stefan Lorenz. Each episode is designed as a complete listening experience — from the first minute to the last.

    39 min

  5. May 10

    Austrian Aviation Heritage with Heinrich Böhm – History, Passion & the Vision for Aviaticum

    In this episode of Aviation-Quest.cc – Stories from Above, host Jürgen Reis welcomes Heinrich Böhm, Deputy Chairman of the Flugmuseum Aviaticum in Wiener Neustadt. Recorded in April 2026, this conversation offers a personal and grounded look at one of Austria’s most dedicated aviation heritage initiatives—driven not by commercial interests, but by passion, commitment, and a deep respect for history. Heinrich Böhm shares how he became involved in the Aviaticum and why he chose to invest his time and energy into preserving aviation history rather than pursuing a pilot career himself. With a touch of humor, he reflects on his close connection to flying through trusted companions in the cockpit—allowing him to remain closely connected to aviation while focusing fully on the museum project. A central part of the discussion is Austrian aviation history, with particular attention given to the Etrich Taube—one of the most iconic early aircraft designs with Austrian roots. Böhm highlights its technical background, historical significance, and the broader context of early aviation development, including industrial connections of the time. The conversation also touches on rare exhibits within the museum, including historic aircraft such as the Messerschmitt Bf 109, presented within a careful and respectful historical framework. Beyond aircraft and technology, Böhm reflects on what makes aviation history so compelling—and emphasizes the often underrepresented contributions of women in the development of aviation. The Aviaticum itself is presented as a highly personal visitor experience. Rather than a distant exhibition, it offers direct engagement with history, attracting aviation enthusiasts, families, professionals, and even corporate groups. For younger visitors in particular, it provides an environment that can spark a lasting fascination with flight. Practical aspects such as accessibility from Vienna and the museum’s welcoming atmosphere make it an approachable destination for both local and international visitors. Looking ahead, a key focus of the episode is the future development of the Aviaticum. Böhm outlines the vision of expanding the site into a larger aviation history center in Wiener Neustadt—one that would more comprehensively represent Austria’s role in aviation. Realizing this vision will require strong partners and committed investors, and the episode includes a direct invitation to individuals and organizations interested in supporting the project. This episode offers a concise and authentic perspective on aviation heritage—highlighting not only historical achievements, but also the people working to preserve them for future generations. --- ✈️ Aviation-Quest.cc – Stay Connected 🌐 Website Aviation-Quest.cc: https://www.Aviation-Quest.cc 🌐 Website Flugmuseum Aviaticum: https://aviaticum.at 📧 Contact: aviation@aviation-quest.cc ▶️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@aviation-quest 💼 LinkedIn (Co-host Jürgen Reis): https://www.linkedin.com/in/juergen-reis Explore all episodes, updates, and aviation stories at Aviation-Quest.cc. Comments and discussions are welcome on our YouTube channel. 🛫 Community & Discussion 💬 Join the Discord Community: https://discord.com/invite/AA3uteT37 Includes the dedicated “aviation-quest-podcast” section for episode discussions. 🎙️ About This Podcast Aviation-Quest.cc – Stories from Above is a long-form aviation podcast hosted by Jürgen Reis and Airbus A320 First Officer Stefan Lorenz. Each episode is designed as a complete listening experience — from the first minute to the last.

    40 min

  6. May 3

    Just Flight & Martyn Northall – From Early Simulation Passion to Modern Study-Level Development

    In this episode of Aviation-Quest.cc – Stories from Above, Martyn Northall from Just Flight reflects on a career shaped by aviation heritage, early simulation, and a deep commitment to realism. Growing up with a father who flew for the Royal Air Force, aviation was part of Martyn’s world from an early age. Around the age of twelve, he discovered Microsoft Flight Simulator 2000 — a moment that sparked a lasting fascination with flight simulation. As a teenager, he became a customer himself, flying and enjoying Just Flight products long before any professional connection existed. With ambitions to follow his father into the Royal Air Force, Martyn later pursued a military flying career. When eyesight limitations ultimately closed that path, he began looking for a summer job — and found an opportunity at Just Flight. What started as temporary work quickly became the foundation of a long-term career, allowing him to turn a deeply rooted hobby into a profession. Martyn describes the early days of Just Flight as a physical operation shipping boxed software worldwide, and contrasts it with today’s highly specialised, largely remote team of around 25 professionals. He offers rare insight into how products are selected, how much real-world research goes into development, and why authenticity and usability must always be carefully balanced. In the conversation with Stefan Lorenz, they discuss: - Martyn’s early exposure to aviation through family and simulation - Discovering Microsoft Flight Simulator 2000 and becoming a Just Flight customer - The transition from aspiring RAF pilot to flight simulation professional - Just Flight’s evolution from boxed products to modern digital development - Real-world research behind add-ons, including visits to Airbus facilities in Toulouse - The philosophy behind study-level aircraft such as the Fokker 100 - Why Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 became a turning point for the industry - Balancing performance and expectations across PC and Xbox platforms - A pragmatic, experience-driven view on how AI is being used in development Recorded in February 2026, this episode offers an authentic, behind-the-scenes look at how passion for aviation, shaped early in life, can evolve into a meaningful career beyond the cockpit. --- ✈️ Aviation-Quest.cc – Stay Connected 🌐 Website: https://www.Aviation-Quest.cc 📧 Contact: aviation@aviation-quest.cc ▶️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@aviation-quest 💼 LinkedIn (Co-host Jürgen Reis): https://www.linkedin.com/in/juergen-reis Explore all episodes, updates, and aviation stories at Aviation-Quest.cc. Comments and discussions are welcome on our YouTube channel. 🌐 More about Just Flight: www.justflight.com 🛫 Community & Discussion 💬 Join the Discord Community: https://discord.com/invite/AA3uteT37 Includes the dedicated “aviation-quest-podcast” section for episode discussions. 🎙️ About This Podcast Aviation-Quest.cc – Stories from Above is a long-form aviation podcast hosted by Jürgen Reis and Airbus A320 First Officer Stefan Lorenz. Each episode is designed as a complete listening experience — from the first minute to the last.

    43 min

  7. Apr 26

    FlightSim Series: Adventures, Part 5 – Lukla Precision, Palma Insider & Seaplane Serenity

    Episode 25 continues the expanded FlightSim Adventures series with Part 5 — and adds a special dimension at the very beginning. For the first time in years, host Jürgen Reis and Airbus A320 first officer Stefan Lorenz meet in person, recording the opening minutes outdoors near the Aviation-Quest.cc studio in Dornbirn before transitioning back into their familiar remote format. The result is an episode that blends technical depth with spontaneous humor and a unique live atmosphere. Stefan opens with an extraordinary behind-the-scenes experience: contributing to the creation of a highly detailed Palma de Mallorca Airport scenery. Combined with his real-world experience as an A320 first officer based there, this project offers listeners insights into airport modeling and operational details that go far beyond standard simulation. Jürgen then returns to one of the most demanding challenges in aviation — real or simulated: the approach into Lukla Airport in Nepal. Departing from Kathmandu, the flight leads into extreme terrain at over 11,000 feet elevation, with a short uphill runway, no go-around option, and rapidly changing weather conditions. It is a test of preparation, precision, and respect for the environment — making it one of the ultimate bucket-list flights in any simulator. Back to modern development, Stefan highlights the work of the FlyByWire community — a passionate group of developers creating a highly detailed Airbus A320neo simulation. As a contributing real-world pilot, he shares how deep the project goes, with system-level detail that even requires consultation with aircraft mechanics. The result is one of the most impressive freeware aircraft projects available today — a testament to what dedicated enthusiasts can achieve. Jürgen counters with a nostalgic yet timeless European route: from London Heathrow to Paris Charles de Gaulle, continuing either toward Milan across the Alps or southbound to Marseille. Inspired by early A320 simulation days, the route combines manageable flight times with diverse scenery — from high Alpine peaks like the Matterhorn to Mediterranean coastlines — offering a perfect blend of realism and enjoyment for modern sim pilots. Stefan’s final contribution brings the focus back to Austria: Salzburg Airport. Surrounded by mountainous terrain, it provides a challenging yet accessible introduction to alpine operations. Beyond standard procedures, Stefan shares insider perspectives on some of the most scenic and rarely flown approaches — including the circling approach to runway 33 — offering sim pilots a chance to explore one of Europe’s most beautiful approach environments in greater depth. To close the episode, Jürgen shifts from mountains to paradise: a seaplane flight in the Maldives, departing from Velana International Airport and heading toward the Waldorf Astoria Ithaafushi resort. In the golden light of early morning, flying low over turquoise atolls in aircraft like the Twin Otter or Beaver becomes a pure expression of flight simulation freedom — calm, immersive, and visually stunning. With FlightSim Adventures, Part 5, the series continues to evolve beyond its original scope. It brings together real-world expertise, community-driven innovation, nostalgic routes, and dreamlike destinations — proving once again that flight simulation is not just about flying from A to B, but about experiencing aviation in all its forms, from the most demanding approaches to the most peaceful moments above the ocean. --- ✈️ Aviation-Quest.cc – Stay Connected 🌐 Website: https://www.Aviation-Quest.cc 📧 Contact: aviation@aviation-quest.cc ▶️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@aviation-quest 💼 LinkedIn (Co-host Jürgen Reis): https://www.linkedin.com/in/juergen-reis Explore all episodes, updates, and aviation stories at Aviation-Quest.cc. Comments and discussions are welcome on our YouTube channel. 🛫 Community & Discussion 💬 Join the Discord Community: https://discord.com/invite/AA3uteT37

    44 min

  8. Apr 19

    FlightSim Series: Adventures, Part 4 – Blackbird Speed, Himalayan Altitude & Desert Luxury

    After the enthusiastic response to the first FlightSim series episodes, Episode 24 returns with a special follow-up installment. What began in Episode 17 as a nostalgic journey through the history of flight simulation has evolved into a growing collection of unforgettable flying experiences — and in FlightSim Adventures, Part 4, host Jürgen Reis and Airbus A320 first officer Stefan Lorenz once again present six remarkable flights that every simulator enthusiast should consider adding to their bucket list. Jürgen opens with one of the most extreme destinations available in modern flight simulation: Daocheng Yading Airport in China, currently the highest civilian airport in the world at an elevation of roughly 14,470 feet. Departing from Xining, the route leads into the dramatic terrain of the eastern Himalayas, where thin air and demanding performance calculations turn the flight into a true preparation exercise. Aircraft choice, careful energy management, and respect for high-altitude operations become essential ingredients for success. Stefan then accelerates the pace with a legendary aircraft that has fascinated aviation enthusiasts for decades — the SR-71 Blackbird. Flying the iconic reconnaissance aircraft in simulation brings an entirely different type of immersion: extreme speed, unique systems, and the surreal sensation of cruising at the edge of space. Even in a simulator, the Blackbird remains one of the most impressive machines ever created. Next, Jürgen returns to one of the most iconic locations in flight sim history: Chicago Meigs Field. Once the default starting airport of early Microsoft Flight Simulator versions, Meigs became a symbol of classic home cockpit flying for an entire generation of simmers. Today, thanks to dedicated scenery developers, the legendary airport has returned — allowing pilots to relive the nostalgic departure from the small runway on Chicago’s waterfront and fly the short hop to Chicago O’Hare International Airport, one of the busiest hubs in the world. The contrast between the tiny downtown airfield and the massive airline hub only minutes away makes the route a perfect tribute to the golden era of Microsoft Flight Simulator. Stefan follows with two modern entries that highlight how far simulation technology has evolved. First comes VTOL VR, a virtual reality simulator that places the pilot directly inside a fully interactive cockpit. With hands on the controls and a headset replacing traditional monitors, the experience creates a new level of immersion rarely seen in conventional simulators. He then connects this to Project Wingman, an action-packed flight experience where advanced fighters such as the F-14, F-15, and F-22 tackle dynamic missions — blending accessibility with impressive aerial combat scenarios. To close the episode, Jürgen presents a completely different kind of adventure: a glamorous desert sector between Las Vegas and Palm Springs. Whether flown in a business jet or an Airbus-class airliner, the route combines dramatic desert landscapes with luxury travel imagination. Palm Springs’ surreal oasis setting — surrounded by mountains rising from the desert floor — creates a visually stunning approach that many sim pilots have yet to discover. With FlightSim Adventures, Part 4, the series continues to expand the map of unforgettable virtual flights. From Himalayan extremes and supersonic legends to nostalgic airports, virtual reality cockpits, and desert luxury routes, the episode once again demonstrates that flight simulation is not just about aircraft — it is about exploration, creativity, and the endless possibilities of aviation imagination. ✈️ --- ✈️ Aviation-Quest.cc – Stay Connected 🌐 Website: https://www.Aviation-Quest.cc 📧 Contact: aviation@aviation-quest.cc ▶️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@aviation-quest 💼 LinkedIn (Co-host Jürgen Reis): https://www.linkedin.com/in/juergen-reis Explore all episodes, updates, and aviation stories at Aviation-Quest

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Take off with us into the vast world of aviation – from cockpits to control towers, and from real pilot life to behind-the-scenes stories of those who keep aviation running. Hosted by passionate aviation enthusiasts Stefan Lorenz and Jürgen Reis, Aviation‑Quest.cc – Stories from Above is your gateway to inspiring conversations, expert insights, and untold aviation journeys. Whether you're a student pilot, seasoned professional, sim enthusiast, or simply aviation-curious – our podcast covers it all: • Flight training & pilot careers • ATC communication & safety topics • Aircraft maintenance & engineering • Flight simulation, aviation media, and more Jürgen, a long-time sports podcaster and former glider/motor-glider pilot, teams up with Stefan, an active Airbus A320 pilot and flight sim creator, to bring authentic, unfiltered conversations straight from the world above the clouds. Tune in, learn, laugh — and share the passion for flight. 🌐 Learn more about the podcast, the hosts, and exclusive aviation coaching opportunities at www.Aviation-Quest.cc

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