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Dylan Miller | Get Out of the Silo
This week we chat with Dylan Miller, a seasoned aviator who's here to challenge the confines of aviation silos. Growing up against the stunning backdrop of the Oregon coast, Dylan's passion for flight took root at 14.
Dylan shares insights garnered from his commercial and business aviation career, where timing proved to be as crucial as experience where global events cast shadows on aviation careers.
For aspiring aviators, Dylan offers invaluable advice, emphasizing the paramount importance of networking. From campus job opportunities to forging connections with seasoned professionals, he underscores the need for building relationships in the aviation community.
With the "21.Five Podcast," Dylan aspires to share best practices in Part 91 aviation, fostering a culture of collaboration and shared knowledge. Whether you're a seasoned pilot or an aviation enthusiast, you will connect with Dylan’s journey and insights.
Links | Dylan’s LinkedIn | 21.Five Podcast | Pro Pilot World | Air Comp Calculator | Book “Hard Landing” | Barstool Sports Pizza Review
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