I aim to publish a new blog post on the same day (or very shortly after) the corresponding vlog episode goes live on YouTube. This usually means that when a new flight adventure drops on Thursday, you’ll often find a detailed written version on the website around the same time.
The blog typically expands on the video with extra details, route planning notes, interesting ATC conversations, lessons learned, photos, airport information, and behind-the-scenes thoughts that don’t always make it into the final edit.
That said, life as a pilot sometimes gets in the way. Work commitments, weather, or tight editing schedules can occasionally delay a blog post by a few days. I always try to keep these delays to a minimum so you don’t have to wait too long for the full story.
Looking ahead, once my backlog of trip content has caught up, I’m really excited to share more regular and varied written content. The website will become home to spin-off articles, deeper dives, and useful resources beyond the standard trip write-ups. One project I’m particularly looking forward to releasing is the “IFR Europe Guide”, a practical, pilot-focused series covering airways flying, European procedures, useful airports, and real-world tips for flying IFR in a light aircraft across the continent.
If you enjoy the storytelling from the cockpit, the blogs are where I get to add even more depth and practicality to the adventures.