The PAPA Experience: Shaz Widhani, TPN volunteer, tells us all about the Professional Asian Pilots Association
In this episode, Adam Uhan chats with Shaz Widhani about the Professional Asian Pilots Association (PAPA) and job burnout. They discuss job hunting in regional airlines, the Asian Pilots Association (APA), and the power of diverse networking. Shaz shares his leadership experiences from a FAPA event and the value of volunteering in aviation. They end with Shaz's key takeaways on making a difference in flying.
Key Points
- Shaz Woodhoney, a young pilot who has grown through volunteering with TPN and PAPA, underscores the significant impact networking and community involvement can have on a pilot's career trajectory.
- PAPA (Professional Asian Pilots Association) is an organization focused on community, mentorship, and resources for Asian pilots, offering a platform for underrepresented groups in aviation to connect and support each other's professional growth.
- Being proactive in the aviation community and making an impact beyond just flying can lead to a more fulfilling career, emphasizing the importance of mentorship, creating opportunities for others, and actively working towards positive change in the industry.
This podcast features TPN volunteer Shaz Widhani. Shaz joined TPNx and decided to take it up a notch and volunteer for the Professional Asian Pilot Association Conference in Vegas. He is a young pilot, and a lot has come from volunteering at conferences. That’s why he is on the show to talk about networking and how it can really move the needle in your pilot career.
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