“Adventure is Worthwhile": A Conversation with Pilot Tammie Jo Shults (Earhart Lecture)

Tammie Jo Shults became one of the first female fighter pilots in the United States Navy before transitioning to a career with Southwest Airlines. In 2018, she made history when she safely landed Southwest Airlines Flight 1380 after it suffered uncontained engine failure.
In this lecture, Shults shares why she thinks we are made for adventure and how her career from military aviator to commercial airline pilot has been the adventure of a lifetime.
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I want to thank you for this program and the speaker/ pilot Tammie Jo Shults. I got my license when my daughter was in college. I soled 2/22/92 on runway 22. A woman gave me my check ride. I was so thrilled. She was so kind and patient. My cousin was learning to fly when I told him I that I was going to parachute out of a plane. He told me, "Why jump out of a perfectly good airplane, learn how to fly," and I did. Take care. Blue skies