Welcome to the latest episode of the Helicopter Podcast! In this week's show, your host Halsey is joined by a special guest, Mike Underwood, the owner of SVT Aviation Maintenance. Mike is an experienced helicopter A&P (mechanic) and a longtime friend of Halsey, making this episode an engaging conversation between two industry experts.The focus of this episode revolves around the maintenance of Robinson Helicopters, specifically the popular models R22, R44, and R66. Mike shares his extensive knowledge and expertise in this area, providing valuable insights for helicopter enthusiasts and aspiring mechanics.The episode starts with discussing Mike's background, giving listeners a glimpse into his journey within the aviation industry. From there, the conversation takes a deep dive into becoming an aviation mechanic (A&P), shedding light on the necessary steps, qualifications, and experiences required for aspiring professionals.Halsey and Mike explore a wide range of Robinson Helicopter-specific maintenance topics as the conversation progresses. Listeners will gain a comprehensive understanding of the intricacies involved in maintaining these helicopters, including best practices, common challenges, and specific considerations for the R22, R44, and R66 models.Whether you're a helicopter enthusiast, an aspiring A&P mechanic, or simply curious about the world of helicopter maintenance, this episode is packed with invaluable information. Halsey and Mike's dynamic chemistry and wealth of knowledge make for a fascinating discussion that will leave you informed and inspired.Please tune in to this episode of the Helicopter Podcast to hear firsthand from Mike Underwood, owner of SVT Aviation Maintenance, as he shares his expertise and insights into the world of Robinson Helicopter maintenance. Get ready for an enlightening and educational experience that's not to be missed!

Join Halsey on this thought-provoking podcast as we explore the world of Robinson helicopters. In this episode, Halsey shares his insights and opinions on the polarizing nature of these aircraft. With firsthand experience flying, operating, and selling Robinson helicopters, Halsey sheds light on the factors that contribute to their distinctive reputation. Tune in and discover a new perspective on Robinson helicopters with this podcast short, available now on all platforms! 

In this episode, we have the pleasure of speaking with David Alan Arnold, a seasoned videographer with over thirty years of experience filming from a helicopter. David has worked on numerous TV shows and movies, capturing breathtaking aerial footage that has captivated audiences worldwide. He also has a significant social media following, where he shares his amazing work and provides behind-the-scenes glimpses into his world. One of David's most significant accomplishments has been as the videographer for Deadliest Catch since the show's first season. His stunning footage of the high-stakes, high-seas drama has helped make the show a huge success and has earned him a legion of fans.In addition to his work as a videographer, David is also an author and an all-around awesome guy. He shares with us some of his experiences and insights from his long career and some of the challenges and joys of filming from a helicopter. If you're a fan of incredible aerial footage, gripping reality TV, or just awesome people, you won't want to miss this episode!

Welcome to today's podcast episode where we explore the world of Experimental Helicopters with Adam Weaver, the owner of a Rotorway Jet Exec - a turbine helicopter that he built himself over a period of nearly 10 years. This conversation could be polarizing, but it's super educational and informative. As a “certified” helicopter guy, the idea of a home-built helicopter makes Halsey a little uncomfortable. However, Adam's expertise and insights have shown that it's all about who's building and flying the aircraft. In this episode, we delve into the world of Experimental Helicopters and how they offer a cost-efficient alternative to other avenues of helicopter flying. Tune in to learn more about this fascinating topic.

In this episode of the Helicopter Podcast, host Halsey Schider takes center stage as he shares his background in the helicopter industry. As the producer of nearly 20 podcasts, Halsey takes this opportunity to introduce himself to his audience and shed light on his experience in the field, from his early fascination with helicopters to his current role as a pilot and the owner of Sellacopter, a Helicopter Sales Brokerage. Halsey discusses his journey and the challenges he has faced along the way. Whether you're a seasoned helicopter enthusiast or new to the industry, this short episode offers an excellent opportunity to get to know the man behind the microphone and the passion that drives The Helicopter Podcast.