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(TIMESTAMPS in description below) ~ In this episode of HangarX, we sit down with Kenny Morrow, Chief Operating Officer of Metro Aviation, live from Verticon 2025.
Kenny shares how Metro combines scale, innovation, and a family-run ethos to deliver lifesaving aviation every day. From partnerships with Beta, AW09, and Airbus to Metro University and employee-first healthcare, this conversation reveals the business, culture, and leadership behind the scenes of America’s largest air medical operator.
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00:00 – A life saved by Metro Aviation
01:20 – Metro’s mission & structure explained
02:30 – Aircraft completions & green airframes
04:00 – 175 aircraft, 42 programs: how they manage scale
05:30 – Site managers, regional structure, and team culture
06:20 – What is Metro University? Growing leaders from within
07:50 – Healthcare, finance, and employee-first values
09:00 – The future of air ambulance: Beta, AW09, and H145
11:00 – Investing in the next generation of pilots
12:10 – Final thoughts: flying forward with purposeHost: John Ramstead
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In this fascinating episode of Hangar X, John Ramstead sits down with Rex Alexander, a leading expert in aviation infrastructure, to discuss the future of electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft (eVTOLs) and vertiports. Rex shares insights from his extensive aviation background, highlighting crucial considerations in vertiport design, regulatory challenges, safety protocols, and infrastructure needs. Whether you’re an aviation enthusiast or a professional in aerospace, this episode is a comprehensive guide to understanding the complexities and exciting developments shaping advanced air mobility.
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What happens when a life flight helicopter saves your life—and years later, you meet the man behind the mission?
This episode of the Hangar X Podcast hits home.
Live from Verticon 2025, host John Ramstead sits down with John Vance, Director of Operations at Metro Aviation—the very company responsible for the emergency helicopter that airlifted John to safety after a near-fatal accident over a decade ago.
Together, they dive into the real impact of medical aviation, the future of safety tech, and the innovation Metro is bringing to pilot training, real-time weather intelligence, and AI-powered landing zone assessments.
This is more than a conversation. It’s a story about gratitude, mission, and the people who save lives—one flight at a time.
In This Episode, You'll Learn:
✔️ How Metro Aviation saved John Ramstead’s life—and thousands more
✔️ What “no magic in the front, magic in the back” means in medical transport
✔️ The life-saving tech Metro is adding to its fleet: AI, 3D modeling & smart weather sensing
✔️ Why training standardization matters across 175 aircraft & 42 partners
✔️ How Metro is investing in the next generation of pilots
✔️ The surprising ripple effect of every life saved
✔️ Real-world tips on avoiding IMC and prioritizing mission readiness00:00 – John’s life flight rescue story
01:10 – Meet John Vance from Metro Aviation
02:20 – The mission mindset behind air medical
04:00 – How Metro trains for the unpredictable
05:45 – Full-motion sims & scenario-based pilot prep
07:00 – Real-time weather sensing & AI predictions
09:00 – How Metro avoids inadvertent IMC
10:25 – What’s next: safety, sensors & pilot development
11:30 – Why we must invest in future aviators
12:10 – The true impact of saving a single lifeStay Connected with Hangar X Studios:
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Inside Sikorsky’s VTOL Future: The Rotor Blown Wing, Autonomy & Electrification with Igor Cherepinsky
We sat down with Igor Cherepinsky, Director of Innovations at Sikorsky, live at Verticon 2025. If you’ve been watching the buzz around the Rotor Blown Wing—this is the guy behind it. In this episode, Igor shares what’s real, what’s hype, and what’s next in VTOL innovation.
From distributed electric propulsion to autonomous Black Hawks, Igor pulls back the curtain on the technology Sikorsky is building today—and what it means for tomorrow’s rotorcraft and mission-critical systems.
In This Episode, You'll Learn:
✔️ What the Rotor Blown Wing actually is—and why it’s a game-changer
✔️ Why autonomy isn’t just “remote piloting”—and how Matrix works in the real world
✔️ How hybrid-electric design unlocks new aircraft performance and flexibility
✔️ Why 3D-printed gears and housings are reshaping aviation manufacturing
✔️ The real problem with scalability in eVTOLs—and what most startups are missing
✔️ How Sikorsky is designing a family of VTOLs with both military and civil use cases in mind
✔️ The tech stack that’s making autonomy boring (on purpose)
00:00 – What is the Rotor Blown Wing?
01:09 – Meet Igor: from flight controls to innovation lab lead
03:08 – Sikorsky’s Matrix autonomy system explained
06:16 – VTOL vision: vertical flight beyond helicopters
07:13 – Why flight control laws matter in transition
10:11 – Why autonomy matters more than propulsion
12:09 – Design freedom through electrification
13:14 – Building reliable, redundant motors in-house
14:24 – Manufacturing shift: 3D-printed gearboxes
15:28 – What’s next: building a 9,000 lb aircraft
16:27 – Igor’s 10-year vision: certified VTOLs across defense & civil
17:22 – Final thoughts and open invite to innovatorsStay Connected with Hangar X Studios:
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We sat down with David Smith, CEO of Robinson Helicopter Company, live from Verticon 2025. From rotorcraft philosophy to the launch of the R88, David shares the design choices that make Robinson helicopters among the most efficient, reliable, and field-ready aircraft in the world.
As electric VTOLs flood the conversation, this episode is a must-watch for anyone seeking grounded, experience-driven insight into what aviation really needs.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
✔️Why two-blade rotor systems are still the most dominant — and dependable — in vertical aviation
✔️The manufacturing philosophy that keeps Robinson self-reliant in a shaky global supply chain
✔️How Robinson’s simplicity is actually its biggest strength in durability and TCO
✔️What sets the new R88 apart — and why it’s a leap forward without overengineering
✔️Why most EVTOL architectures may be misguided — and what the industry needs instead
✔️The importance of auto-rotation and reliability in mission-critical rotorcraft
✔️Robinson’s perspective on electrification, hybrid systems, and what’s next
00:00 – Why 2-blade rotor systems still dominate
01:04 – What makes Robinson helicopters so efficient
03:00 – On manufacturing everything in-house
04:50 – Trade skills & aviation: why welders are vital
06:00 – Robust simplicity: how R44s survive brutal missions
08:30 – Predictable maintenance vs. ambiguous inspections
10:00 – Introducing the R88 & Robinson’s next leap
12:50 – Democratizing firefighting with scale-ready helicopters
14:50 – Building aircraft for economic realities
17:00 – What AAM gets wrong about hovering
19:40 – The fallacy of distributed electric propulsion
22:30 – How Robinson balances new tech with physics
24:00 – Final thoughts: flying forward without forgetting what worksStay Connected with Hangar X Studios:
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In this compelling episode of Hangar X Studios, host John Ramstead is joined by Matteo Ragazzi, Head of Engineering and Innovation at Leonardo Helicopter Division, to discuss the groundbreaking AW609 tiltrotor aircraft. Recorded live at Verticon, they dive into Leonardo’s ambitious projects, innovative approaches to engineering, and the future of vertical and powered lift aviation. Matteo provides fascinating insights into the AW609’s development challenges, FAA certification milestones, and the significant role autonomy and hybrid propulsion will play in future aerospace innovation.
Episode Highlights:Insights into the pioneering AW609 tiltrotor aircraft.Leonardo’s unique approach to integrating innovation within engineering.Challenges and milestones in FAA certification and aircraft development.How autonomy and hybrid propulsion are redefining aviation.Real-world use cases and markets for tiltrotor technology.Key Points with Timestamps:[00:01:15] Introduction of Matteo Ragazzi and Verticon event context.[00:02:04] Matteo’s extensive 30-year career journey with Leonardo Helicopters.[00:03:21] Defining innovation within Leonardo’s organizational structure.[00:06:51] Shift towards autonomy in Leonardo’s innovation roadmap.[00:08:22] Development challenges and lessons learned from the AW609 project.[00:09:40] Current FAA and EASA certification status of the AW609.[00:12:15] How Leonardo’s helicopter expertise influenced AW609’s flight control systems.[00:14:04] Operational versatility and unique flight characteristics of AW609.[00:17:38] Market reception and practical applications for the AW609.[00:21:01] Upcoming milestones for Leonardo’s tiltrotor and autonomous aircraft.Guest Bio:Matteo Ragazzi is Head of Engineering and Innovation at Leonardo Helicopter Division. With three decades of extensive experience at Leonardo, Matteo has served as Chief Project Engineer for several successful helicopters, including the AW119 Koala, AW139, and AW189. His current role strategically merges engineering with innovation, fostering groundbreaking aerospace solutions including the pioneering AW609 tiltrotor and advancements in autonomous and hybrid-electric technologies.
About Leonardo HelicopterLeonardo's helicopters are deployed in more than 150 countries worldwide for every type of mission. From the 1.8-ton single-engine category to 16-ton three-engine aircraft, the company’s vertical flight solutions are the most advanced and include comprehensive technical assistance and training services to enable operators to carry out their missions efficiently and safely. As well as the full spectrum of capab...
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How can an industry that’s constantly innovating also be one of the most conservative? Daniel Moczydlower, President and CEO of Embraer-X, shares his unique perspective on the challenges and opportunities shaping the future of aerospace.
In this episode, we cover:
✅ The balance between safety & innovation in aviation
✅ How EmbraerX is pushing boundaries while respecting tradition
✅ The rise of Urban Air Mobility & EVTOL aircraft
✅ What it takes to certify 20+ aircraft in 20 years
✅ The future of aviation manufacturing & autonomy00:00 - The surprising paradox of aviation
02:12 - From chemical engineering to aerospace
06:45 - Why EmbraerX was created
11:30 - The challenge of certifying new aircraft
15:55 - EVTOL, autonomy, and the future of urban air mobility
20:40 - The Embraer manufacturing advantage
27:15 - What’s next for EmbraerX & Eve Air Mobility
32:50 - Final thoughts: The future of innovation in aviationStay Connected:
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In this exciting episode of Hangar X Studios, host John Ramstead sits down with Bailey Wood, the Director of Strategic Communications at Verticon, to discuss the world’s largest vertical aviation exposition. With the event set to take place in Dallas, March 11-12, John and Bailey dive into what attendees can expect—from cutting-edge technology and electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) advancements to safety, training, and workforce development in the aviation industry. Whether you’re an aviation enthusiast, industry expert, or looking to transition from military to civilian aviation, this episode is packed with insights on the future of vertical flight. Buckle up for an in-depth look at how Verticon is shaping the next chapter of aviation!
Episode HighlightsIntroduction to Hangar X Studios and the significance of Verticon 2024.The evolution of vertical aviation and its impact on society.Insights into the technology, exhibitors, and major themes of Verticon.The role of vertical flight in emergency response and disaster relief.How Verticon is addressing workforce development and pilot shortages.A behind-the-scenes look at the maintenance competition and safety initiatives.Key Points & Time Stamps[00:00:56] – Bailey Wood on the significance of vertical aviation
“The future of what vertical aviation is going to be on display for the world to see.”[00:01:11] – Introduction by John Ramstead
Host John Ramstead introduces the podcast and previews the discussion on Verticon 2024.[00:02:14] – What is Verticon and why should you attend?
Bailey Wood explains Verticon as the world’s largest vertical aviation exposition, showcasing everything from helicopters to eVTOLs and cutting-edge aviation technology.[00:03:26] – What is a Bambi Bucket and how does it save lives?
Bailey explains how these firefighting tools are used in wildfire operations to save homes and communities.[00:06:12] – Rebranding from HAI Heli Expo to Verticon
A look at the transformation of the Helicopter Association International into Vertical Aviation International, embracing the broader industry.[00:08:50] – Emerging themes at Verticon 2024
Advancements in aviation technology, alternative fuels, and the future role of hydrogen in vertical aviation.[00:10:11] – Trifan 600 and hybrid power advancements
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In this episode of HangarX Studios, host John Ramstead sits down with aerospace engineer and Director of Strategy at the Vertical Flight Society, Mike Hershberg. Together, they dive deep into the evolution of vertical flight—from military programs like the F35 and DARPA initiatives to the cutting-edge advancements in electric and hybrid propulsion. Mike shares his insider perspective on the challenges and breakthroughs in achieving ultra-high safety standards, regulatory hurdles, and the future of autonomous, fly-by-wire aircraft. This episode is a must-listen for anyone passionate about aviation innovation and the transformative potential of VTOL technology.
About Mike Hirschberg:
02:00 - What is the Vertical Flight Society?
05:34 - The Evolution of VTOL & eVTOL
10:49 - The Safety Challenges & Certification Process
15:31 - The Role of Autonomy & AI in Vertical Flight
20:01 - Breakthroughs in Hybrid Propulsion & Hydrogen Tech
26:38 - China’s Role in eVTOL Development
30:13 - FAA vs. EASA: How Certification Differs Globally
35:36 - The Biggest Innovations Needed in the Next 5 Years
40:57 - Predictions for 2028: What’s Next for Vertical FlightAs of February 2025, Mike Hirschberg serves as the Director of Strategy for the Vertical Flight Society (VFS), an educational non-profit organization established in 1943 as the American Helicopter Society. (Forbes.com)
Prior to this role, he was the Executive Director of VFS for 12 years, during which he significantly contributed to the growth of the electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft sector. (Verticalmag.com)
In addition to his work with VFS, Hirschberg is a contributor to Forbes, where he writes about developments in the aerospace industry.
What excites you most about this revolution in air mobility?
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In this episode of Hangar X Studios, host John Ramstead is joined by Gene Heyman, CEO and Founder of Stratify Aerospace. Gene is a visionary leader in the aerospace industry, bringing decades of expertise in air traffic management, aviation infrastructure, and emerging technologies such as VTOLs, eVTOLs, urban air mobility, and advanced air traffic systems.
Together, they explore the future of aviation, the challenges of integrating new aerial technologies, and the importance of global collaboration between industry, government, and regulators to create a seamless and safe airspace. From urban vertiports to autonomous aviation, this episode dives deep into what’s next for the aviation sector and how businesses can navigate the evolving landscape.
Buckle up for an insightful discussion on innovation, airspace infrastructure, regulatory hurdles, and the next generation of air travel!
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In this episode of Hangar X Studios, host and former fighter pilot John Ramstead sits down with Dr. Jason Hill, the visionary behind Hill Helicopters. Dr. Hill shares his journey from a lifelong passion for helicopters to founding a company that aims to revolutionize general aviation. They dive deep into the development of the HX50 and HC50 models, the challenges of designing a modern helicopter from scratch, and how Hill Helicopters is making private aviation more accessible, safer, and exciting than ever before.
With insights into the state of the aviation industry, technical advancements, and the entrepreneurial hurdles Dr. Hill has overcome, this conversation is a must-listen for aviation enthusiasts, industry professionals, and anyone interested in innovation.
Episode HighlightsThe inspiration behind Hill Helicopters and its mission to transform general aviationHow modern design and technology are making helicopters more accessible and saferThe challenges of developing a new helicopter and engine from scratchThe role of digital integration in improving pilot experience and safetyThe future of general aviation and the demand for private aircraftThe importance of transparency and community in business growthKey Points & Time Stamps[00:00:00] – Introduction – Dr. Jason Hill discusses his vision for general aviation and the excitement of private aircraft ownership.
[00:00:54] – John Ramstead introduces the episode and guest, setting the stage for the discussion on helicopter innovation.
[00:02:00] – Origins of a Vision – Dr. Hill shares how his passion for helicopters started in his youth and led to founding Hill Helicopters.
[00:03:05] – Why Helicopters? – The unique freedom helicopters provide in terms of mobility and adventure.
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In this inspiring episode of Hangar X Studios, host John Ramstead welcomes aviation trailblazer Stephanie Chung, the first African American CEO of a major private jet aviation company. Stephanie shares her extraordinary journey from working on the ramp at Boston Logan Airport to becoming a pivotal leader in the aviation industry. Along the way, she unpacks her strategies for fostering leadership, driving organizational change, building diverse and inclusive teams, and creating exceptional customer experiences.
From pivotal career moments to actionable leadership insights, Stephanie delivers a masterclass in growth mindset, ally leadership, and the transformative power of trust and relationships in business. Whether you’re in aviation or another industry, Stephanie’s insights on breaking silos, leading with purpose, and navigating change will leave you inspired.
Key Points and TimestampsIntroduction to Stephanie Chung[00:00:47] Stephanie’s career highlights, from starting as a ramp agent at Piedmont Airlines to becoming CEO of JetSuite and Chief Growth Officer at Wheels Up.“The truth of the matter is, no matter what company you work for, everybody touches the customer in some shape, form, or fashion.”Starting at the Bottom: Lessons from the Ramp[00:03:45] Stephanie shares how her upbringing as a military child shaped her resilience and determination to enter the aviation industry.[00:05:51] A pivotal moment when a VP recognized her potential and encouraged her to pursue sales despite her inexperience.Customer-Centric Leadership[00:09:48] The “Customer Ribbon” exercise that transformed how Flexjet mapped the customer journey and eliminated silos within the organization.[00:12:36] How reengineering roles and responsibilities created seamless customer experiences.Building High-Performing Teams[00:22:10] Implementing the “Walk a Mile” program to foster cross-departmental understanding and relationships.“When you start to understand what others do, there becomes a new sensitivity and trust that improves morale and teamwork.”Diversity and Inclusion as a Business Strategy[00:30:55] Stephanie’s initiatives at Wheels Up to market to women and people of color, leading to a 230% increase in diverse business.“Diversity isn’t just about race and gender—it’s about diversity of thought and experience.”Insights from Ally Leadership[00:42:47] Stephanie explains her leadership framework: A.L.L.Y. (Ask, Listen, Learn, and Take Action).“Leadership is a contact sport. You have to earn the title every day by taking action.”The Future of Aviation and Leadership[00:34:27] Stephanie... -
Join us as we sit down with Danny Sitnam, founder of Helijet International, the world’s largest scheduled helicopter airline. From daring flights in the Yukon to pioneering medical missions, Danny shares his journey of innovation, challenges, and shaping the future of aviation.
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In this episode of the Hangar X Podcast, Dave Stepanek, Executive Vice President and Chief Transformation Officer at Bristo, delves into the groundbreaking advancements shaping the future of vertical flight. From the integration of electric propulsion systems to the evolution of advanced air mobility technologies, Dave shares how Bristo is redefining the aerospace industry. Discover the challenges and opportunities in transitioning from traditional helicopters to sustainable, cutting-edge solutions.
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Join host John Ramstead and Advanced Air Mobility expert Sergio Cecutta as they explore the innovations revolutionizing the aerospace industry. Discover how eVTOL aircraft, electrification, and autonomy are paving the way for a transformative future in aviation. Dive into industry insights, challenges, and the groundbreaking AAM Reality Index that’s driving data-driven decision-making.
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From New Jersey’s buzzing headlines to groundbreaking drone swarms, we dive into the real-world applications transforming industries like agriculture, disaster response, and urban air mobility. Learn about the challenges of regulation, low-altitude surveillance, and public perception, along with the immense potential of emerging technologies like beyond-line-of-sight operations. We sit down with Tom Sowyer, founder of GrandSky, and Johnny Ryan, director of The Hive, to explore the exciting innovations shaping the future of drones and aviation.
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In this episode, Tammy Barlette, a decorated Air Force Lieutenant Colonel and pilot, shares her journey from mastering the A-10 “Warthog” to flying unmanned systems like the Predator and Reaper. Tammy discusses the mindset required to thrive in high-pressure environments, the importance of reframing failure, and how lessons from aviation apply to leadership, innovation, and building high-performing teams. Don’t miss this inspiring conversation packed with actionable insights for leaders and aviators alike.
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Welcome to the Epicenter of Drone Innovation
In this exciting episode, host John Ramstead sits down with Johnny Ryan to uncover how Grand Forks, North Dakota, became a powerhouse for UAS (Unmanned Aircraft Systems) technology.What You’ll Learn:
The story behind The Hive, an incubator transforming drone innovation.
Cutting-edge advancements in cold-weather testing and beyond-visual-line-of-sight operations.
How collaborations between the military, state, and private sectors are driving the future of unmanned systems.
Insights into the culture and opportunities shaping this thriving drone ecosystem.
Whether you're an aviation enthusiast, tech entrepreneur, or just fascinated by drones, this episode will give you an insider look at the future of aerospace technology.Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more incredible stories from the world of aviation!
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How does trust transform aviation and innovation? Join us as Lt. Col. Jason Harris shares his inspiring journey from the inner city of Oakland to leading elite teams in combat aviation. Learn about his No-Fail Trust framework and why it’s vital for shaping the future of aerospace and leadership. ✈️
Topics Covered:
✅ Building trust in high-stakes environments
✅ Lessons from special forces aviation
✅ The intersection of leadership and innovationDon't miss this compelling conversation packed with insights for aviation enthusiasts, entrepreneurs, and leaders across industries!
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Explore an inspiring conversation with John Ramstead, former Navy pilot and leadership expert, as he shares his journey from military aviation to a visionary role in aerospace innovation. In this special episode, John reflects on his career, resilience after a life-changing accident, and his bold vision for the Trifan 600—a groundbreaking step for aviation. Join us as we delve into his story and the mission to build a thriving community of aerospace innovators.
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