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Husband & Wife Fly into One of the World’s Most Challenging Airports

A rewarding weekend! Come with as my husband and I fly our Cessna Citation V jet into Aspen, CO airport — one of the most challenging airports in the United States — for a weekend that combines precision, purpose, and a whole lot of heart. In this video, we I take you along as we fly into Aspen for two meaningful events: delivering the keynote address at the Aspen Flight Academy Gala and speaking to leaders from Young Presidents Organization (YPO) in Aspen. Aspen’s airport is famous for its mountainous terrain, demanding approaches, and rapidly changing weather — a place that requires focus, preparation, and respect. But this trip wasn’t just about flying into a difficult airport. It was about showing up for moments that matter. From navigating one of the most iconic (and challenging) arrivals in aviation to stepping on stage to share a message about leadership, aviation, and giving back, this weekend represented the intersection of skill, trust, partnership, and purpose. You don’t need to be a pilot to appreciate this story. If you enjoy inspiring journeys, meaningful destinations, and seeing what it takes to rise to a challenge — in the air or in life — this one’s for you! ✨ In this video: Flying a jet into one of the most challenging airports in the U.S. What makes Aspen such a demanding place to land Behind the scenes of a keynote gala and YPO event A look at partnership, preparation, and purpose Why some destinations mean more than just arriving 📍Flight Route: Las Vegas to Aspen, CO 🛩️ Aircraft: Cessna Citation V business jet ✈️ Like, comment and subscribe for more jet adventures, lifestyle moments, and behind-the-scenes pilot life. Connect with me on other platforms: Instagram: / jetgirlstephanie LinkedIn: / stephanie-goetz28 Facebook: / stephaniegoetz01 X: https://x.com/stephaniegoetz www.goetzcomm.com www.thepinkjet.org E: stephanie@goetzcomm.com