Three Worlds, One Passion for Flying: Mario Poyo Tells Us About His Life as a Commercial, Military, and Private Pilot

What’s the difference between flying a military fighter jet, piloting a commercial flight, and flying in a private plane? Mario Poyo He is coming to ETSIADI to answer this question firsthand, with a talk that promises to be just as exciting as their own careers behind the wheel.

A unique view from three different cabins

The main goal of this event is to bring us closer to the the technical challenges and day-to-day life of a pilot who has worked in three radically different fields: military, commercial, and private. These aren’t just professional labels; behind each one lie different procedures, distinct operational cultures, and demands that shape pilots in very different ways.

Throughout the talk, Mario Poyo will share his personal journey, his most memorable anecdotes, and a comparative analysis of these three sectors of aviation. Together, we’ll delve into such relevant topics as:

• How things change flight procedures depending on the operating environment.
• The decision-making under pressure in critical situations both within and outside the military sphere.
• The cockpit management and the crew dynamics in each sector.
• The adaptation requirements when switching from one type of aircraft to another.
• The Big Ones operational differences that define the professional profile in each field.

An opportunity to understand aviation from the inside

This talk is designed for anyone who is curious about the world of aviation, whether from a technical, professional, or simply human perspective. The experience Mario Poyo has gained in such diverse settings offers a unique perspective that is rarely found in a single person, much less explained with the warmth and detail that this type of event provides.

“We’ll get an up-close look at the technical challenges and day-to-day life of a pilot who has flown in the military, commercial, and private sectors, analyzing the major operational differences between flying in each of these sectors.”

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn, ask questions, and discover firsthand what it means to dedicate your professional life to flying in aviation’s most demanding and diverse environments.