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Becoming A Virgin Atlantic A350 Training Captain Advertisement: Captain Chris Pohl gained an interest in aviation at the age of 12 when his father got him to sit in the cockpit of a Boeing 727 on a family holiday. Fast forward to today, and Captain Chris is one of Virgin Atlantic’s senior captains, with a responsibility for training pilots on the Airbus A350. Captain Chris Pohl recently shared his journey to becoming an Airbus A350 training captain at Virgin Atlantic with the Simple Flying team. Photo: Captain Chris Simple Flying’s Jo Bailey and Tom Boon caught up with Captain Chris recen...
1,682 shares From left: Shira Haas, Doval'e Glickman and Michael Aloni in season 3 of 'Shtisel.' (Ohad Romano/ via JTA) JTA — Reina Rodriguez Taylhardat is a 37-year-old social media manager from Mexico City who was raised “very Catholic” but now identifies as a “light Catholic.” She’s also a huge fan of “Shtisel,” the character-driven 2013 Israeli series about the day-to-day life of a Haredi, or ultra-Orthodox, family. Taylhardat admits that the show, which saw its third season debut Sunday night in Israel on the Yes channel, is slow-paced. But that’s a big reason why...
In Their Own Words: Why Non-Jews Love âShtiselâ December 22, 2020 (JTA) â Reina Rodriguez Taylhardat is a 37-year-old social media manager from Mexico City raised âvery Catholicâ but now identifies as a âlight Catholic.â Sheâs also a huge fan of âShtisel,â the character-driven 2013 Israeli series about the day-to-day life of a haredi Orthodox family. Taylhardat admits that the show, which saw its third season debut Sunday night in Israel on the Yes channel, is slow-paced. But thatâs a big reason why she likes the series, which has found a...
Reina Rodriguez Taylhardat is a 37-year-old social media manager from Mexico City raised “very Catholic” but now identifies as a “light Catholic.” She’s also a huge fan of “Shtisel,” the character-driven 2013 Israeli series about the day-to-day life of a haredi Orthodox family. Taylhardat admits that the show, which saw its third season debut Sunday night in Israel on the Yes channel, is slow-paced. But that’s a big reason why she likes the series, which has found a second life and a diverse global fanbase on Netflix. “I think that’s the magic of the haredi life, and what ...