Closed Traffic Podcast Johnny Green, Michael Salmon, and Charlie Roper

The smiles say it all - what a show this was!

Logan joins CTP for the first time and takes us through his impressive and quite exciting aviation background, military Air Traffic Controller experiences, his business venture (AfterburnerX) to bring dog fighting simulation like never seen before to Las Vegas, and his current career as a Production Director across many globally renowned live television and sporting events.




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FlightSimExpo 2024, held in Las Vegas, Nevada, brought together flight simulation enthusiasts, developers, and professionals for an engaging weekend of exhibitions, seminars, and hands-on demonstrations.

The event did not disappoint my friends! It featured the latest advancements in flight simulation technology, including new software updates, hardware releases, and cutting-edge virtual reality integrations. Attendees had the opportunity to interact with industry leaders, participate in immersive workshops, and explore a vast exhibit hall showcasing the newest products and services.

The expo also highlighted a strong focus on community building, with numerous networking events and panels dedicated to fostering connections within the flight sim community.






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The CTP crew is back as we discuss FSExpo, GSX v3.0, DCS, and Harbor Freight?!?!



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The CTP crew is back at it again with our good friend SpurGaming. Come aboard as we cover news across the flightsim industry including SU15, HeatBlur's F-4E Phantom and much more.

Link to Vietnam F-4 MIG Kill - Bear and Little John

Spur Gaming: https://www.youtube.com/@spurgaming5400



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The “entire” CTP gets together for an amazing show! Join us as we cover a myriad of topics, too many to list. Don’t miss this one! Closed Traffic Podcast: ⁠https://www.closedtrafficpodcast.com
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In this episode of the Closed Traffic Podcast, we welcome back two familiar faces who share their captivating journey towards achieving their dream of becoming professional pilots. Fabian Bartos and Fabian "Phillip" Cooke Jr.

Join us as they candidly discuss the highs and lows of their path, reflecting on what strategies worked effectively, what challenges they encountered, and the invaluable lessons they learned along the way. Delving into the role of flight simulation in honing their skills and preparing for real-world scenarios, Fabian and Phillip illuminate its significance in their professional development.

Drawing from their experiences, they offer some great advice to aspiring pilots navigating similar paths today, highlighting key insights and actionable tips to help others chart their course toward success in the dynamic world of aviation. Whether you're an aviation enthusiast or an aspiring pilot, this episode promises to inspire and enlighten you with its wealth of firsthand wisdom and guidance, tune in!

Here are a few links to the websites and groups discussed in today's episode:

https://www.nfbaviation.com/ by Fabian Bartos

https://www.aopa.org/

https://nbaa.org/

https://flightsimexpo.com/

https://california-redtails.org/index.html








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