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Airline Business PodcastWhy are airlines talking about aircraft delivery delays again?Graham and Lewis discuss early signs in the third-quarter earnings season.
They then examine the impact of more bad news on aircraft delivery delays, as Boeing grapples with strike action from machinists.
Finally, they look back on this year’s IATA World Sustainability Symposium and what stakeholders had to say about progress towards the net-zero target.
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Airline growth aspirations still crimped by ongoing OEM supply challenges
https://www.flightglobal.com/analysis/airline-growth-aspirations-still-crimped-by-ongoing-oem-supply-challenges/160321.article
United focuses on Boeing’s long-term stability over immediate delivery delays
https://www.flightglobal.com/analysis/united-focuses-on-boeings-long-term-stability-over-immediate-delivery-delays/160327.article
Delta’s ‘premium...2024-10-2134 min
Airline Business PodcastLearnings from earnings and China's recoveryGraham and Lewis discuss the recent airline earnings season after more clarity emerged on the European fare situation.
They also examine capacity trends among Chinese carriers.
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Fares enough? Ryanair rows back on European yield concern
https://www.flightglobal.com/analysis/fares-enough-ryanair-rows-back-on-european-yield-concern/159789.article
Why Lufthansa Airlines is suffering more than other airlines in the group
https://www.flightglobal.com/analysis/why-lufthansa-airlines-is-suffering-more-than-other-airlines-in-the-group/159425.article
Q2 2024 performance report for benchmark European airlines
https://www.flightglobal.com/analysis/q2-2024-performance-report-for-benchmark-european-airlines/159834.article
China’s top carriers again flag international uncertainty and competitive pressures
https://www.flightglobal.com/analys...2024-09-1136 minAirline Business PodcastWhat's going on in Europe's earnings season?Graham and Lewis discuss the confusing picture that has emerged in the first half of the earnings season in Europe, plus the actions under way at US low-cost carriers as they seek to boost revenues and what might be in store in the Asia-Pacific region.
They then look back at this year's Farnborough air show, which was a quiet one order-wise by historical standards, before taking an in-depth look at some of the winners from this year's Airline Strategy Awards.
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Four days that brought high-flyers Delta and Ryanair back down to earth
http...2024-08-0241 minAirline Business PodcastIs the airline industry recovery still on track?In the latest episode – sponsored by Panasonic Avionics – Graham and Lewis discuss the industry outlook following the recent IATA AGM in Dubai, including an improved profit forecast from the association.
They then look at the latest consolidation developments, including a surprise tie-up seeking to take remedies from IAG's acquisition of Air Europa, and potential moves from the Middle East's Qatar Airways.
They also discuss the new Airline Business website (www.flightglobal.com/airline-business) ahead of the second-quarter earnings season.
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Is there an answer to the SAF question that keeps being asked?
https://www.flig...2024-06-2845 minAirline Business PodcastFirst-quarter challenges but brighter summer to comeIn the latest episode – sponsored by Panasonic Avionics – Graham and Lewis look back on a first-quarter earnings season that saw a variety of challenges around the world, but also positivity on what will follow in 2024.
They also discuss the new Airline Business website (www.flightglobal.com/airline-business).
Airlines optimistic for another strong summer on transatlantic despite weakening signs
https://www.flightglobal.com/analysis/airlines-optimistic-for-another-strong-summer-on-transatlantic-despite-weakening-signs/158381.article
Sun Country profitable as other US discounters slog through first quarter
https://www.flightglobal.com/analysis/sun-country-profitable-as-other-us-discounters-slog-through-first-quarter/158182.article
US airline industry ‘evermore rigged game’ favouring major carriers: Spirit Airlines CEO
https://www.flightglobal.com/analysis/us-airli...2024-05-2442 min
Airline Business PodcastChanges at the top of Boeing and Europe's united frontIn the latest episode - sponsored by Panasonic Avionics - Graham and Lewis discuss the impact of the recently announced changes at the top of Boeing, which came after several airlines voiced concerns about aspects of the airframer's management.
They then look back to the Airlines for Europe (A4E) meeting in Brussels, examining the issues on which the region's largest carriers have a united voice.
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Fewer ‘spanners under floorboards’ but O’Leary still seeks Boeing improvements
https://www.flightglobal.com/airlines/fewer-spanners-under-floorboards-but-oleary-still-seeks-boeing-improvements/157472.article
Airlines candid on Boeing concerns
https://www.flightglobal.com/airlin...2024-03-2835 minAirline Business PodcastSafety and consolidation under the spotlightIn the latest episode - sponsored by Panasonic Avionics - Graham and Lewis look back on an inauspicious start to 2024 in terms of airline safety and consolidation moves.
They then consider what airlines including United Airlines, Ryanair and Wizz Air had to say about the year ahead in their recent earnings calls.
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Spirit pushes back on ‘misguided narrative’ about stability without JetBlue
https://www.flightglobal.com/strategy/spirit-pushes-back-on-misguided-narrative-about-stability-without-jetblue/156863.article
European regulators ‘welcome’ JetBlue’s summer Amsterdam access
https://www.flightglobal.com/networks/european-regulators-welcome-jetblues-summer-amsterdam-access/156788.article
Regulators in no mood to wave through airline M&A activity
h...2024-02-1235 min
Airline Business PodcastThe airlines to watch in 2024In the latest instalment of the podcast - sponsored by Panasonic Avionics -Graham and Lewis discuss the airlines to watch over the next 12 months.
Among the carriers in the spotlight are Air France-KLM, Lufthansa, Norwegian, Turkish Airlines, Qatar Airways, Etihad Airways, Qantas, Air India, JetBlue and the Abra Group.
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From aircraft availability to consolidation: 10 airline stories that will shape industry in 2024
https://www.flightglobal.com/airlines/from-aircraft-availability-to-consolidation-10-airline-stories-that-will-shape-industry-in-2024/156248.article
Turkish Airlines secures AOC for low-cost unit AJet
https://www.flightglobal.com/strategy/turkish-airlines-secures-aoc-for-low-cost-unit-ajet/156348.article
Lufthansa orders first 737 Max jets as part of deal...2024-01-0839 min
Airline Business PodcastCapacity, China, conflict and consolidation: looking back on 2023In the latest instalment of the Airline Business Podcast – sponsored by Panasonic Avionics – Graham and Lewis look back on the past 12 months for the airline industry, considering the high and low points.
They also discuss what might be ahead in 2024.
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From aircraft availability to consolidation: 10 airline stories that will shape industry in 2024
https://www.flightglobal.com/airlines/from-aircraft-availability-to-consolidation-10-airline-stories-that-will-shape-industry-in-2024/156248.article
When it comes to airline M&A, is the gain still worth the pain?
https://www.flightglobal.com/airlines/when-it-comes-to-airline-manda-is-the-gain-still-worth-the-pain/156138.article
Bulk aircraft orders continue as airlines stock up for future growth
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Airline Business PodcastWidebody wins in Dubai and air cargo's turbulent descentIn the latest instalment of the Airline Business Podcast – sponsored by Panasonic Avionics – Graham and Lewis discuss the aircraft orders placed at this year’s Dubai air show and what they might mean for capacity growth in the region, particularly when it comes to widebody jets.
They also look at the air cargo sector’s declining fortunes since its pandemic-era highs and consider whether a turnaround in demand is on the horizon.
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Widebodies account for almost half the order business at Dubai show
https://www.flightglobal.com/orders-and-deliveries/widebodies-account-for-almost-half-the-order-business-at-dubai-show/155870.article
Dubai air show underli...2023-11-2838 min
Airline Business PodcastSAS stakes, sustainability and sweet spotsGraham and Lewis discuss the latest consolidation moves in Europe, as Air France-KLM announces plans to take a minority stake in SAS.
They also consider the industry’s sustainability challenge, in light of the IATA World Sustainability Symposium in Madrid, including hurdles in the development of a sustainable aviation fuel industry.
Finally, they consider the latest opinions on the industry’s outlook, as strong demand and constrained capacity continue to support yields.
This episode is sponsored by Panasonic Avionics.
If you have any questions, comments or suggestions, please email podcast@flightglobal.com
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Air Fran...2023-10-1140 min
Bryan Air#149 A320 Neo Groundings, P&W Engine Trouble and a Ryanair CreampieWelcome to Bryan Air, the podcast where we discuss the latest news and insights from the aviation industry. In this episode, we cover the following topics:🎧🌏 INTERNATIONAL AVIATION NEWS ✈️ P&W geared turbofan issue to ground hundreds of A320 Neo’s 🔗https://www.flightglobal.com/engines/pandw-geared-turbofan-issue-will-ground-hundreds-of-a320neos-through-2026/154885.article Air New Zealand sees 'significant' hit to flight schedule from RTX engine issue 🔗https://www.reuters.com/business/aerospace-defense/air-new-zealand-sees-impact-its-schedule-jan-2024-amid-engine-issues-2023-09-11/ Design and inspection problems preceded the 2021 PW4000 failure as nine more cracked blades were found: NTSB 🔗https://www.flightglobal.com/sa...2023-09-1451 min
Airline Business PodcastStrong financials, market ‘normalisation’ and start-up storiesGraham and Lewis look back on another strong set of quarterly results from the global airline industry, while considering whether the coming months will see ‘normalisation’ in more markets.
They then discuss the success or otherwise of the various start-up carriers that have launched operations over the past few years – and prospects for a few that are yet to get off the ground.
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More signs of airline markets ‘normalising’ as fares soften
https://www.flightglobal.com/airlines/more-signs-of-airline-markets-normalising-as-fares-soften/154592.article
US pent-up demand shifts to long-haul at expense of domestic
https://www.flightglobal.com/airlines/u...2023-09-0537 minBryan Air#144 No Brakes On Pilot FatigueWelcome to Bryan Air, the podcast where we discuss the latest news and insights from the aviation industry. In this episode, we cover the following topics:🎧🌏 INTERNATIONAL AVIATION NEWS ✈️ Embraer delivers 47 Jets during the second quarter 🔗https://www.flightglobal.com/airframers/embraer-delivers-47-jets-during-the-second-quarter/154420.article Bombardier on track to hit 138 aircraft delivery target 🔗https://www.flightglobal.com/business-aviation/bombardier-on-track-to-hit-138-aircraft-delivery-target/154416.article End of the road for the Delta CRJ200s 🔗https://airlinegeeks.com/2023/08/02/the-end-of-delta-crj-200-service-in-sight/ Airbus A350 orders keep coming in 🔗https://www.flightglobal.com/air-transport/airbus-reveals-more-a350-agreements-as-net-orders-top-1100/154426.article Max certif...2023-08-1041 min
Airline Business PodcastSummer disruption, airport noise, sustainability and award winnersGraham and Lewis discuss the operational challenges being seen in Europe and North America, as ATC issues and airspace restrictions combine with weather events and other factors.
They also consider the longer-term capacity challenges in the industry and the impact of sustainability concerns on airline growth plans.
They then revisit this year's Airline Strategy Awards, highlighting some of the winning stories.
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Airline Business PodcastQ1 earnings, Ryanair order, Go First woes, Joyce's Qantas legacyGraham and Lewis discuss how European and North American carriers performed during the recent earnings season, which saw a degree of ‘normalisation’ and plenty of positivity about the summer, despite the slower recovery of corporate travel.
They then consider the growing problems around aircraft maintenance delays, particularly in light of India’s Go First grounding its fleet.
Next they discuss Ryanair’s bumper – and long-expected – order for Boeing 737 Max 10 jets, before looking at the legacy of departing Qantas chief executive Alan Joyce.
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IAG reports Q1 operating profit as leisure demand gives it summer confidenc...2023-05-1527 minBryan Air#136 Pilots, Perks & Today's Aviation BuzzWelcome to Bryan Air, the podcast where we discuss the latest news and insights from the aviation industry. In today's episode, we cover the following topics:🎧🌏 RECRUITMENT NEWS 💼 Emirates employment drive - https://www.emiratesgroupcareers.com/pilots/ WizzAir open day in South Africa - https://forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?fbclid=IwAR2ihk6TSGMIqMdNZKBrkE4ABJXBzxbhcR7jtnlhipve-681UrmFmkWJs94&id=xZ5jwmrM6UWcMyozLFZGEzkRutDvdFZAuNKqFuvr9OVUOVVIMkhZUklKOE41QkEzS01KODMwVktEMyQlQCN0PWcu RyanAir’s massive order - 300 737 Max 10’s (150 firm and 150 options) deal valued at 40Bn USD and will create a further 10 000 jobs STORY OF THE WEEK 🎙 Highlights of t...2023-05-1145 min
Plane Talking UK PodcastEpisode 454 with Stephen IveyJoin Carlos, Matt and special guest Steven Ivey for this week's episode. In this week's show we take a deep dive look at the new BA safety video, Emirates goes all robotic & the queen of the skies returns to the UK. You can get in touch with us all at : WhatsApp +44 757 22 491 66 Email podcast@planetalkinguk.com or comment in our chatroom on YouTube. Here are the links to the stories we featured this week : COMMERCIAL Start-up freight carrier One Air set to become UK’s sole operator of...2023-04-292h 07
Airline Business PodcastConsolidation challenges, Riyadh Air, C-suite gender diversityGraham and Lewis talk through the growing list of consolidation moves within the global industry, discussing why deals take such a long time to get over the line.
They then look back on Graham’s recent interview with Lufthansa Group chief executive Carsten Spohr and what he had to say about the Italian market, before considering the launch of Riyadh Air and a bumper widebody deal for Saudi carriers.
Finally, Lewis talks through our latest survey of women in the C-suite, with data showing the number of female chief executives has shot up over the past 12 months.
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Airline Business PodcastDo airline failures belie brighter outlook?Graham and Lewis discuss the recent collapses of European carriers Flybe and Flyr, asking whether those developments belie a much brighter outlook for the industry in 2023.
They also consider recent comments from United Airlines chief executive Scott Kirby about fundamental changes to the industry coming out of the pandemic, which he suggests could make growth plans undeliverable if peers fail to act.
Expanding on Kirby’s comments, they further consider whether the industry is better prepared for the strong demand ahead as carriers and the wider sector gear up for the northern hemisphere summer.
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Airline Business PodcastStandout stories from 2022Graham and Lewis discuss some of the most interesting developments in 2022, including KLM’s challenges, ITA Airways wrangling, Norwegian’s renaissance, JetBlue’s move for Spirit, Abra Group ambitions in Latin America, Air India’s transformation and consolidation, differing fortunes at domestic market-less Singapore Airlines and Cathay Pacific, and Saudi ambitions as it looks to launch new flag carrier.
The Airline Business 38: tracking key data indicators from airlines around the world
https://www.flightglobal.com/airlines/the-airline-business-38-tracking-key-data-indicators-from-airlines-around-the-world/151438.article
Legal action possible as Air France-KLM vows to fight Schiphol cap
https://www.flightglobal.com/airlines/legal-action-possible-as-air-france-klm-vows-to-fight-schiphol-cap/149682.article
Airline CEO changes in 2022...2022-12-3035 min
Airline Business PodcastIATA profit hopes, Heathrow, Virgin, A380, United Airlines order and Air IndiaGraham and Lewis discuss IATA's recent forecast for 2023, which showed the industry tipping into profitable territory after a punishing few years.
They also discuss airport charges following more developments at Heathrow, and consider Virgin Atlantic's growth plans.
They then focus ot the A380's fortunes following Etihad's decision to bring some back into service, before discussing United Airlines' recent bumper aircraft order - and a potential order from Air India.
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IATA forecasts global airline industry will return to profit in 2023
https://www.flightglobal.com/airlines/iata-forecasts-global-airline-industry-will-return-to-profit-in-2023/151224.article
Razor-thin airline industry profit projection...2022-12-1625 min
Airline Business PodcastRecord Q3 revenues, cargo concerns, ICAO deal and Latin latestGraham and Lewis discuss a strong third-quarter results season for airlines in Europe and North America, as constrained capacity met surging demand. They also consider whether that momentum can continue into 2023 and look at developments in the air cargo sector.
Then, following the recent ICAO agreement on a long-term aspirational goal for aviation, they examine the next steps for the airline industry on its journey to net-zero CO2.
Finally, Graham talks about prospects for the Latin American airline sector after his recent trip to the ALTA Airline Leaders Forum in Buenos Aires.
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Airline Business PodcastWinter worries, Emirates-United tie-up, Frontier and Blue AirGraham and Lewis discuss the transition from a positive summer period in terms of demand and - in some cases - profits to an uncertain winter, with a long list of challenges clouding the 2023 outlook.
Jon Hemmerdinger then joins Graham to discuss the recent tie-up between United Airlines and Emirates, and Frontier Airlines' strategy after losing out on Spirit.
Finally, Graham and Lewis consider some of the consolidation moves in markets in recent weeks, before discussing the grounding of flights at Romanian operator Blue Air.
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The two unusual phenomena faced by airlines as h...2022-09-2829 min
Airline Business Podcast787 return, supply-chain impact and Farnborough thoughtsGraham and Lewis discuss the resumption of Boeing 787 deliveries and the impact of supply-chain issues on fleet planning.
They also look back to July’s Farnborough air show, which saw Boeing dominate the order announcements as Airbus unveiled a string of commitments before and after the event.
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Boeing resumes 787 deliveries, handing aircraft to American Airlines
https://www.flightglobal.com/airframers/boeing-resumes-787-deliveries-handing-aircraft-to-american-airlines/149804.article
Dreamliner deliveries resume but capacity constraints remain
https://www.flightglobal.com/strategy/dreamliner-deliveries-resume-but-capacity-constraints-remain/149795.article
Airbus and Boeing delays add to ‘global supply bottleneck’: Lufthansa chief
https://www.flightglobal.com/airlines/a...2022-08-2224 min
Airline Business PodcastIATA AGM talking points and A380 returnGraham and Lewis consider the main talking points from the recent IATA AGM in Doha, at which the association outlined an improved economic outlook for the industry.
At the same time as better news on Covid restrictions being dropped, however, executives also acknowledged a new set of headwinds.
They also discuss the return of the Airbus A380 at some carriers, after questions were asked about its future during the pandemic.
The superjumbo is returning to operations amid a stronger-than-expected recovery in demand and delays in other key widebody aircraft programmes.
They also discuss a recent bumper aircraft order by Chinese...2022-07-0425 min
Airline Business PodcastDisruption blame game and sustainability action plansGraham and Lewis consider the blame game that is emerging as airlines and the wider air travel sector grapple with operational challenges.
They also discuss the next sustainability steps for airlines – including sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and offsetting – as the industry prepares to meet in Doha for this year's IATA AGM.
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IATA chief hits back at ‘idiot politicians’ who blame UK airlines for staff shortages
https://www.flightglobal.com/airlines/iata-chief-hits-back-at-idiot-politicians-who-blame-uk-airlines-for-staff-shortages/148907.article
EasyJet chief calls for ‘sober view’ of capacity limits at UK airports this summer
https://www.flightglobal.com/airlines/easyjet-chief-calls-for-sober-view-of-capacity-limits-at-uk-airports-this-summer/148908.article
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Airline Business PodcastReining in the recovery and Chinese market reversalGraham and Lewis discuss big airline expectations from the recent results season, alongside the operational challenges that threaten to limit the recovery and the uncertainty regarding what might follow.
And as more of the Asia-Pacific region brings down border restrictions, they consider the impact of China’s continued ‘zero-Covid’ policy on airlines within that country and on overseas carriers that relied on its citizens’ seemingly endless appetite for international travel.
Willie Walsh on the airline sector’s road to recovery and a sustainable future
https://www.flightglobal.com/strategy/willie-walsh-on-the-airline-sectors-road-to-recovery-and-a-sustainable-future/148482.article
Has the golden age of Chinese air travel come to an end...2022-05-1225 min
Airline Business PodcastChallenging summer capacity ramp-up and the fight for SpiritGraham and Lewis return to discuss the challenges facing airlines as they ramp-up operations heading into the northern hemisphere summer, notably amid staffing shortages and rising fuel prices.
They also take a look at the competition to purchase Spirit Airlines, after JetBlue Airways threw its hat into the ring for the US ultra-low-cost carrier, weeks after Frontier Airlines had agreed to purchase its rival. They further consider whether the move reflects growing interest in consolidation as regions emerge from the pandemic.
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How Russian airspace restrictions are adding hours to some Europe-Asia flights
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Plane Talking UK PodcastEpisode 394 - Living the Atlanta DreamJoin, Carlos, Nev, and Matt for this week's programme. In this week's show IAG is in trouble with the Competitions Watchdog, the concerns from an Aviation Coalition over 5G wireless networks rumble on and there's good news for the UK aviation industry from an unlikely source across the English Channel. In the military there is a lot of grey. Don't forget you can get in touch with us all at : WhatsApp +44 757 22 491 66 Email podcast@planetalkinguk.com or comment in our chatroom on YouTube. Here are the links to the stories we featured this week : COMMERCIAL IAG competition remedies for Air...2021-12-211h 50
Plane Talking UK PodcastEpisode 383 - 9/11 - 20 Years LaterJoin Carlos, Nev and Armando for this week's programme. We bring all the latest commercial aviation news to you. Nik Codling brings us a wonderful interview with Wasabi Flight Test Pilot Elliot Seguin who's currently testing the Ampaire Hybrid Electric Aircraft. We share our thoughts how 9/11 has affected the aviation industry in the last 20 years. And Lt. Col Jeff shares his personal and first hand account of what it was like to be flying in the US through 9-11. If you want to see what we got up to earlier this year check out these...2021-09-121h 51
Plane Talking UK PodcastEpisode 374 - The Truth Is Out There, But So Are LiesJoin Carlos, Matt, and Armando for this week's programme. In this week's show a 737 goes for a swim, United Airlines spends a few quid & a 82 year old is destined to head into space and there's more fails from the main stream media. In the military, the Colombian President's helicopter gets hit by small arms fire, the Pentagon still can't (or won't) explain UFO's, and the Swiss Air Force decides on the F-35 for its future fighter force. If you want to see what we got up to last month check out these highlights: https://youtu...2021-07-041h 57
Plane Talking UK PodcastEpisode 365 - Astronaut Michael Collins Flies WestJoin Carlos, Matt, Nev and the podcasting legends that are Pilot Pip and Captain Al! In this week's show Airbus retires its first Beluga, One airline provides its toilet users with handless doors & a man is caught taking rather alot of young birds through JFK. In the military we find out about a sea fury crash, and Nev brings us an awesome Spitfire video. Captain Al chats with Matt on this week's The Plane Truth where we talk about the differences between learning to fly the Boeing and the Airbus! Nev took a well deserved...2021-05-021h 59
Plane Talking UK PodcastEpisode 352 - Pun Talking UK ft. Peter CollingsJoin Carlos, Matt, Armando and Peter Collings for this week's show. In this week's show we learn all about a hard landing in Exeter, a german carrier makes plans to embark on their longest ever flight and there's finally some good news on the horizon for the MAX in Europe. In the military Australian Apaches are victorious in a helicopter competition, the 48th Fighter Wing in RAF Lakenheath looks to future challenges, and we have an update on radios stolen from the Russian Doomsday Plane. Captain Nick talks to George Lee MBE as...2021-01-242h 18
Plane Talking UK PodcastEpisode A340 - It's a (sort of) PTUK SpecialJoin Carlos, Matt, Nev, Armando and Captain Nick from the APG Podcast for this week's episode of the Number One UK Aviation Podcast, PTUK! In this week's show Airbus reveal their first A321 Freighter conversion, British Airways has a change of Boss, and Singapore Airlines opens what could be the world's largest restaurant in an A380. In the military the Philippines receive some new Tucano's, and the USAF has got some new top secret tech in their Fighter jets. We also have a very special piece written by Captain Nick all about the...2020-10-182h 06
Airline Business PodcastUncertainties prevail after bleak Q2 results seasonGraham and Lewis discuss a bleak financial results season, as airlines count the costs of a ruinous April-June period while grappling with a bumpier-than-expected comeback in the current quarter.
The dynamics playing out in global markets are also examined, including the recovery mismatches in domestic and international sectors, the challenges presented by the ending of government support schemes, and the retrenchment of the traditional network carriers.
They also discuss the European Commission’s pending decision on a winter waiver for the 80:20 slot rule at the region’s airports, and the impact that could have on the ambitions of industry disruptors.
Airl...2020-08-2128 min
Airline Business PodcastWhat challenges do airlines face as they return to the skies?As airlines begin to ramp up operations, Graham and Lewis discuss the demand situation and the likely pitfalls ahead.
They consider whether low passenger confidence in the safety of travel is likely to dampen demand, and how the progress of the virus is a critical factor in the shape of the recovery.
They also discuss the safety of airports and aircraft, and the particular challenges facing the major regions.
European carriers put emphasis on reach in short-haul return
https://www.flightglobal.com/networks/european-carriers-put-emphasis-on-reach-in-short-haul-return/138976.article
Layoffs expected when pay support ends for US carriers
https://www.flightglobal.com/strategy/layoffs-expected-when-pay-support-ends-for-us-carriers/138946...2020-07-1423 min
Airline Business PodcastWhat will the airline industry look like when flying restarts?With talk in some markets turning to how airline markets might open up again as coronavirus cases peak, Graham and Lewis examine the current state of the industry and where it might be heading.
Among the topics considered, they look at Virgin Australia’s demise and the moral hazard faced by governments around helping airlines. Could we see more state-owned carriers in future?
They also discuss how airlines might deal with the demand for social distancing on flights – or, indeed, whether it is an issue carriers can solve.
And they consider which markets might be first to return - particularly in g...2020-04-2340 min
Plane Talking UK PodcastEpisode 312 - Spooky CircuitsJoin Carlos, Nev, Matt S and Matt C for this week's show. In this week's episode everyone's favourite low cost airline go out on some ghost flights, we learn about the various ways the aviation industry is helping to tackle the outbreak, there's good news for frequent fliers as the tiered thresholds are reduced helping to retain their status and one regional carrier flies it's first plane into Heathrow. In the military we learn that the Broncos are returning to US Service for training and the Israeli and US Air Force hold joint F35 in...2020-04-052h 10
Airline Business Podcast'Cash crunch' for airlines as majority of global fleet is groundedGraham and Lewis talk through the latest developments in the airline industry as the majority of the world’s fleet is grounded amid the coronavirus crisis.
They discuss the prospects for carriers facing a cash crunch as revenues dry up – including whether the unprecedented circumstances might prompt consolidation as operators either collapse or merge with rivals.
Having recently spoken to serving airline chief executives, Graham and Lewis also highlight the approaches being taken by Etihad and Air Baltic.
Graham is then joined by Americas air transport editor Pilar Wolfsteller to discuss developments in the Americas, including tough decisions to be made...2020-04-0335 min
Airline Business PodcastAirlines ground fleets as IATA gives latest impact assessmentGraham and Lewis talk through the latest figures and thoughts from IATA as airlines across the world ground their fleets in response to the coronavirus outbreak.
Graham is then joined by Asia-Pacific bureau chief Greg Waldron to talk through the specific impact on markets in that region – including some potentially positive developments in China.
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Airline coronavirus story could go from ‘Apocalypse Now’ to ‘The Big Short’
https://www.flightglobal.com/strategy/airline-coronavirus-story-could-go-from-apocalypse-now-to-the-big-short/137523.article
Airline passenger revenues to fall $252 billion in 2020 amid coronavirus: IATA
https://www.flightglobal.com/strategy/airline-passenger-revenues-to-fall-252-billion-in-2020-amid-coronavirus-iata/137491.article
China’s do...2020-03-2523 min
Airline Business PodcastAirlines reel from coronavirus impact, plus latest on Boeing 737 MaxJoin executive editor Graham Dunn and managing editor Lewis Harper as they discuss the impact of the coronavirus, which has been described by IATA as a “crisis” for the airline industry.
Graham and Lewis consider markets across the world, including Italy’s, which has joined those in Asia and elsewhere in feeling a strong impact from the outbreak.
They also look at IATA’s latest estimates for the virus’s economic impact
They then consider the recent collapses of Air Italy and Flybe – including the environmental dimension to any government intervention to rescue operators.
Finally, Graham is joined by FlightGlobal’s Americas bur...2020-03-1138 min
Plane Talking UK PodcastEpisode 304 - On The Road AgainJoin Matt, Armando and Micah for today's programme. In this episode we learn that 3 dead / 180 people hurt as a jet skids off the runway in Istanbul, Abu Dhabi's long-troubled carrier Etihad sells 38 jets for $1b and a struggling Cathay Pacific takes shocking measures to protect it's financial security during the Coronavirus. Captain John Hutchinson reveals that while Concorde is a much loved aircraft now, back in 1975/76 it was considered very much a poisoned chalice for BOAC. We also have listener feedback from James Taylor and Allan Loveday. In the Military US Special Operations...2020-02-091h 56
Airline Business PodcastAirlines grapple with coronavirus impactThe new edition of the Airline Business podcast is now available.
Join executive editor Graham Dunn and managing editor Lewis Harper as they discuss a tough – and, at times, perplexing – start to the year for airlines.
If the industry thought it was getting some respite from a challenging first couple of weeks in 2020, fortunes quickly dipped again as the impact of the coronavirus began to be felt by airlines in China and beyond.
At the same time, however, fuel prices are helpfully low, and a moderating of capacity growth continues to benefit the yield environment.
Graham and Lewis also discuss the...2020-02-0736 min
Airline Business PodcastEnd-of-year (and decade) reviewJoin Graham Dunn, Lewis Harper and Max Kingsley-Jones as they look back on 2019 and the past decade, and forward to what 2020 might have in store for airlines.
Why IATA is sounding a more optimistic note for airlines in 2020
https://www.flightglobal.com/airlines/why-iata-is-sounding-a-more-optimistic-note-for-airlines-in-2020/135745.article
Do high-profile failures tell the airline story of 2019?
https://www.flightglobal.com/airlines/do-high-profile-failures-tell-the-airline-story-of-2019/134612.article
2019 airline year in review
https://www.flightglobal.com/in-depth/2019-airline-year-in-review/134609.article
Key airline CEO appointments in 2019
https://www.flightglobal.com/in-depth/key-airline-ceo-appointments-in-2019/134614.article
Ryanair chief Michael O’Leary on group CEO role, strikes, 737 Max and environmental scrutiny
https://www.flightglobal.co...2019-12-2047 min
Plane Talking UK PodcastEpisode 297 - A Penchant for AviationJoin a reduced crew of Carlos and Matt for this week's show. In today's episode Airforce One causes chaos for everyone's favourite low cost airline at Stansted, there is pressure from Boeing over the continued MAX delays and we look at a prototype folding seat design. In the military the US Air Force begins it's search for a new airborn command/control/communication centre and a new F35 simulator allows you to talk with fellow Sim-Mates. Details on how you can join us for our special 300th episode are announced and Carlos and...2019-12-081h 33
Plane Talking UK PodcastEpisode 296 - Wow That's Early!Join Carlos, Matt and Armando for today's programme. In this week's episode there's a ground collision Kinshasa-N’Djili Airport, a Leeds based airline is named best UK short haul airline and your route through the airport could be getting much faster thanks to biometrics. In the Military the US Air Force are picking up some new light attack aircraft and Rolls Royce sign a $1.2Bn engine maintenance contract with the Marine Corps. In our latest interview from the Dubai Air Show, Nev talks to Jim Speich from Pratt & Whitney. Here are th...2019-12-021h 44
Airline Business PodcastDecember 2019 issueJoin executive editor Graham Dunn and managing editor Lewis Harper as they discuss signs of slowing in the performance of carriers in Europe and elsewhere.
They also examine IAG’s potential purchase of Spanish carrier Air Europa and the latest developments in Brazil as the country’s government attempts to kick-start growth of commercial aviation.
FlightGlobal's executive director of content Max Kingsley-Jones then joins Lewis to talk through developments from this year’s Dubai air show, including a raft of orders from Emirates and some new 737 Max deals for Boeing.
ANALYSIS: Climate tightens in third quarter for European airlines
https://www.fl...2019-11-2638 min
Plane Talking UK PodcastEpisode 292 - Cue the Custom's QueueJoin Carlos, Nev, Armando and Matt for this week's show. In today's episode there is some good news for a troubled US Air frame manufacturer get their engines back, there's exciting opportunities for some lucky candidates thanks to a UK carrier and one UAE airline boast record breaking deliveries of the A321. In the military the US Defence agree to deploy more than 50 F35's to Europe to deter Russia and Russia's BlackJack Bombers arrive at WaterKloof Air Base. There's a great new documentary we mentioned that's available on YouTube; the link to...2019-10-271h 45
Airline Business PodcastNovember 2019 issueJoin executive editor Graham Dunn and managing editor Lewis Harper as they discuss another round of winter failures in the European market – including Thomas Cook's collapse.
They also examine Virgin Atlantic's plans for a third runway at Heathrow after a rebranding of Flybe, the surprise LATAM-Delta tie-up and growth at China's airports as Beijing Daxing opens.
FlightGlobal's executive director of content Max Kingsley-Jones then joins Graham to talk through this month's Airline Business cover interview with Emirates Airline's president Tim Clark.
ANALYSIS: Airlines still feeling heat in European leisure market
https://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/analysis-airlines-still-feeling-heat-in-european-le-461465/
Flybe and widebody or...2019-10-2236 min
Plane Talking UK PodcastEpisode 290 - The Inappropriate GigglesJoin Carlos, Nev, Armando and Matt for this week's programme. On today's show we discover that a date has been set for the return of the MAX into US airspace, one idiot glues himself to the top of an aircraft at London City Airport and one EU Airframe is celebrating their 1000th A320 NEO deliveries. In the military there is some amazing footage of a C17 being put through it's paces over an Australian City and test flights for the Navy's new drone get under way. Nev shares with us his recent flight...2019-10-131h 50
Airline Business PodcastOctober 2019 issueJoin executive editor Graham Dunn and managing editor Lewis Harper as they discuss Michael O'Leary's new group role at Ryanair, troubles at French leisure carrier Aigle Azur, and the latest on the Boeing 737 Max's return to service, including Southwest's take on the type's branding.
They also examine turmoil in the air cargo markets and the latest passenger capacity trends.
FlightGlobal's Asia-Pacific bureau chief Greg Waldron then joins Graham to talk through this month's Airline Business cover interview with Vietnam Airlines' chief executive Duong Tri Thanh and the Vietnamese market in general.
ANALYSIS: EASA concerns show scale of Max challenge
https...2019-09-1238 min
Airline Business PodcastSeptember 2019 issueJoin executive editor Graham Dunn and managing editor Lewis Harper as they discuss a summer of strike action in Europe, Rupert Hogg's departure from Cathay Pacific amid turmoil in Hong Kong, the impact of the Boeing 737 Max grounding on second-quarter financials, Trump's intervention in the Gulf carrier spat, and FlightGlobal's latest survey of women in the C-suite.
They also talk through this month's Airline Business cover interview with Indigo Partners founder Bill Franke.
Cathay chairman cites recent 'pressure' on brand as chief departs
https://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/cathay-chairman-cites-recent-pressure-on-brand-as-460324/
Max grounding costs tear into TUI figures
https://www.flightglobal...2019-08-2240 min
Airline Business PodcastJuly-August 2019 issueJoin executive editor Graham Dunn and managing editor Lewis Harper as they discuss the departure of Bjorn Kjos from Norwegian, a surprise resignation from Ryanair's senior team, opportunities in India, the winners from this year's Airline Strategy Awards and the latest World Airline Rankings.
Ellis Taylor from the Asia bureau then talks through his cover interview with Korean Air chief executive Walter Cho.
Kjos steps down as Norwegian chief
https://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/kjos-steps-down-as-norwegian-chief-459596/
Ryanair operations chief to step down
https://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/ryanair-operations-chief-to-step-down-459600/
ANALYSIS: 'Boring' Lufthansa seeks Eurowings reboot
https://www.flightglobal.com/news...2019-07-1840 min
Plane Talking UK PodcastEpisode 276 - Plane Talking USYour hosts this week are Armando, Micah, Stephen, Robert and Matt. In today's episode we're learning about a suspected battery fire onboard a Virgin Atlantic flight, there's an interesting trial taking place in Edinburgh with Ryanair and we talk about the Kenya Airways flight and it's stowaway. In the military there are changes afoot at Bell as they consider shunning conventional helicopters and the Blue Angels are getting a C130J upgrade. We'd love to hear from you so please get in touch by email using podcast@planetalkinguk.com or search for us...2019-07-072h 06
Plane Talking UK PodcastEpisode 274 - Reno and Smith(sonian)In the chair(s) this week are Carlos, Armando, Grant and Matt. In today's show we talk about the 'drone' incident in Iran, one of the biggest US carrier's become the first Americans to order the new Airbus and a survey of over 21.65 million entrants crown a new number one world airline. In the military, the V22 go on the attack at the Paris Air Show and Turkey now has it's own high-tech home grown fighter. Armando talks Reno and Matt chats to Micah about his annual trip to the Smithsonian’s National Ai...2019-06-232h 11
Airline Business PodcastParis air show wrap-upJoin Airline Business managing editor Lewis Harper and executive editor Graham Dunn as they take you through all the key airline-related developments at this year’s Paris air show.
They discuss the orders from Wednesday and Thursday – including Airbus A321XLR commitments from Indigo Partners and American Airlines – and the biggest stories from the past few days in Le Bourget, including IAG's surprise letter of intent for 200 Boeing 737 Max jets.
Indigo Partners signs for 50 A321XLRs
https://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/paris-indigo-partners-signs-for-50-a321xlrs-459158/
Airbus lands marquee American A321XLR order
https://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/paris-airbus-lands-marquee-american-a321xlr-order-459191/
Boeing...2019-06-2027 min
Airline Business PodcastParis air show day 2Join Airline Business managing editor Lewis Harper as he takes you through all the key airline-related developments at this year’s Paris air show.
Tuesday's news was dominated by a surprise Boeing 737 Max order from IAG. We also here from the under-fire acting chief executive of South African Airlines.
Lewis is joined by executive editor Graham Dunn to talk through the day's orders, and Max Kingsley-Jones to discuss NMA-related developments.
IAG signs for 200 Max jets
https://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/paris-iag-signs-for-200-max-jets-459119/
ANALYSIS: Paris air show 2019 order tracker – update
https://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/analysis-paris-air-show-2019-order-tracker-update-459019/
PARIS: Iberia and...2019-06-1814 min
Airline Business PodcastParis air show day 1Join Airline Business managing editor Lewis Harper as he takes you through all the key airline-related developments at this year’s Paris air show.
Monday’s big news included Airbus launching the A321XLR, a surprise Virgin Atlantic order and Boeing’s latest thoughts on the 737 Max.
Airbus unveils 101t A321XLR with 4,700nm range
https://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/paris-airbus-unveils-101t-a321xlr-with-4700nm-rang-458994/
Virgin Atlantic signs for up to 20 A330-900s
https://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/paris-virgin-atlantic-signs-for-up-to-20-a330-900s-459004/
Paris air show 2019 order tracker
https://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/analysis-paris-air-show-2019-order-tracker-459019/
Boeing ups 20-year foreca...2019-06-1718 min
Plane Talking UK PodcastEpisode 273 - Finally! The Grey Stuff EXCITES Cap'n AlJoin Carlos, Pip, Al and Matt for today's show. In this episode everyone's favourite low cost airline buys an airline in Carlos's second home, The US announce their favourite carrier and we hear how some retired airframes go for a swim. In the Military, we find out which fighter has the Italians favourite number attached to it and the President's Marine One chopper gets a makeover. Oshkosh is around the corner and Pip and Al share with us their plans. Why not send us your feedback to podcast@planetalkinguk.com and...2019-06-161h 54
Airline Business PodcastIATA AGM issueJoin executive editor Graham Dunn and managing editor Lewis Harper as they discuss all the talking points from the recent IATA AGM in Seoul, including a downward adjustment for industry profits, existential threats from climate change and progress on gender diversity in senior airline roles.
Max Kingsley-Jones then joins the discussion to talk through the latest thinking on the grounding of the Boeing 737 Max fleet.
IATA downgrades 2019 profits outlook by a fifth
https://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/iata-downgrades-2019-profits-outlook-by-a-fifth-458618/
IATA resolution aims to reaffirm climate commitments
https://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/iata-resolution-aims-to-reaffirm-climate-commitments-458599/
INTERVIEW: IATA chief Alexandre de Juniac...2019-06-1128 min
Plane Talking UK PodcastEpisode 272 - APG AssembleCarlos and Armando are away this week so join Nev, Jeff, Nick and Matt for today's show. In this week's episode everyone's favourite low cost airline has a lot of ups and downs, Nev's favourite airline suffers yet another massive PR disaster and the airport we love to hate is in trouble with it's local council. In the military there's growing concern over a missing Indian Airforce AN32 and we look at the details of the D-Day 75 memorial flights into Normandy. In our last piece from Duxford, Nev tells us about the BAC-111...2019-06-091h 58
Plane Talking UK PodcastEpisode 270 - The One Where Matt Forgot to Press Post!Join Carlos, Nev Armando and Matt for this 'released later than planned' episode. In this week's show we learn that our favourite low cost airline pushes back their MAX orders, our other favourite low cost airline boast that their A321 NEO's are the ultimate flying machines and we discover that the freighter conversion market totalled neary 1 billion dollars in 2018. In the military we learn that an F16 fighter crashes into a warehouse and a lack of 'Situational Awareness' is blamed for a recent C130-J incident. We talk Concorde in our latest interview...2019-05-292h 11
Airline Business PodcastJune 2019 issueJoin executive editor Graham Dunn and managing editor Lewis Harper as they discuss acquisition fever in the Canadian market, the impact of the Jet Airways collapse, the financial fallout from the Boeing 737 Max grounding, the health of the long-haul low-cost sector, and the challenges faced by Europe's biggest budget operators.
Ghim-Lay Yeo then joins the discussion to talk through this month's Airline Business cover interview with Spirit Airlines chief executive Ted Christie.
Air Canada in talks to acquire Transat AT
https://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/air-canada-in-talks-to-acquire-transat-at-458232/
ANALYSIS: Onex aims for WestJet growth
https://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/analysis-onex-aims-for-westjet-growth-458165/
...2019-05-2233 min
Plane Talking UK PodcastEpisode 265 - Carry on, there's an App for thatJoin Carlos, Nev, Armando, Brian and Matt for today's episode. In this programme we discover there's more bad news for the Airbus A380 as the UK's flag carrier opts for Boeing's 777x instead, bio-metric face recognition trials begin for departures at one US airport and the UK's second biggest flag bearer plans growth at Heathrow. In a week where we say goodbye Lt Col Richard Cole, we find in the military that the Puerto Rico Air Guard have their flying role taken away, exciting news is announced for the Blue Angels and a rare opportunity...2019-04-212h 24
Airline Business PodcastMay 2019 issueJoin executive editor Graham Dunn and managing editor Lewis Harper as they discuss the grounding of the Boeing 737 Max, JetBlue Airways' transatlantic launch, the collapse of Wow Air, the impact of the Boeing 737 Max grounding, and the opening of Turkish Airlines' new mega-hub.
Mavis Toh then joins the discussion to talk through this month's Airline Business cover interview with Juneyao Airlines chairman Wang Junjin.
Jet Airways extends international suspension
https://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/jet-airways-extends-international-suspension-457503/
OPINION: How does industry recover from 737 Max grounding saga?
https://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/opinion-how-does-industry-recover-from-737-max-grou-457454/
SpiceJet to lease 16 additional 737-800s
https...2019-04-1730 min
Plane Talking UK PodcastEpisode 262 - Pratt and Windy EnginesJoin Carlos, Armando, Dr Steph and Matt for this week's programme. In today's show we report on the sad news of another low cost carriers demise, everyone's favourite low cost airlines attempt at trolling our legacy carrier's recent destination blunder backfires and Embraer's Phenom celebrates their 300th delivery. In the military the US Airforce want to put Starwars style AI in their latest fighter and we learn that Boeing's 767 Tankers also use the Augmented Pitch System. Follow us on social media by searching for 'PlaneTalkingUK' or get in touch via podcast@planetalkinguk.com.2019-03-312h 04
Airline Business PodcastApril 2019 issueThe Airline Business team discusses the grounding of the Boeing 737 Max, ATC reform in Europe, tensions at Air France-KLM, transformation at Saudia and the demise of the A380
Part 1
Airlines worldwide affected by grounding of Boeing 737 Max
A4E calls for ATC reform to combat congestion and reduce emissions
Dutch intervention suggests Air France-KLM a long way from united front
Etihad reports swingeing losses as decision looms on Jet Airways
https://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/analysis-how-the-industry-has-reacted-to-the-ethiop-456688/
https://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/oleary-joins-klm-europes-airline-chiefs-pick-fant-456435/
Part 2
How Jaan Albrecht is transforming Saudia in line with reforms in its home country
Part 3
...2019-03-2133 min
Plane Talking UK PodcastEpisode 258 - Mayday, Man Down!Join Nev, Matt, Armando and Matt for today's episode. This week we discover that one low cost airline wins it's court case battle after strike action, the UK's legacy carrier places a big order for the 777-9 and we talk about about the recent turbulence at Gibraltar and Connecticut. In the military one american air-frame manufacturer unveils it's 'Wingman' Drone and pilot error is blamed in the crash involving an A-29. Matt (from the A320 Podcast) tells Nev about his recent Jet2 experience with his family and the development of their training courses...2019-03-032h 13
Airline Business PodcastMarch 2019 issueEuropean carrier toils continue
Part 1
European carrier troubles continue as Flybmi and Germania collapse and fire sale for Flybe
https://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/bmi-regional-partly-blames-brexit-as-it-ceases-opera-455846/
https://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/analysis-how-tough-conditions-exposed-germanias-fl-455597/
Part 2
Ryanair revamps with new group structure
https://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/analysis-ryanair-matures-with-iag-style-structure-455531/
Part 3
Big year for British Airways chief Alex Cruz
Part 4
Alliances: Oneworld celebrates its 20th anniversary2019-02-1935 min
Plane Talking UK PodcastEpisode 255 - Mooney and Friends!Join Carlos, Matt, Armando and Special Studio Guest Stephen for today's programme. In this episode an iconic UK carrier is sold because of Brexit related debt, the UK's legacy carrier closes it's dedicated terminal at JFK and it's sad news for the A380 as more orders are cancelled. In Armando's military section the Marine Corps new CH53K is a mess and the US Navy retire the last of their FA18 fleet. We talk to Stephen about his journey to the right seat and there's some great feedback from Jan Hubner about his...2019-02-122h 04
Plane Talking UK PodcastEpisode 251 - Free In-Flight WiFi? Yes Please!Join Carlos, Nev and Matt for this week's show. In today's episode we discover that 'Everyone's Favourite Low-Cost Airline' is rated the worse airline for the 6th year in a row, one Chinese captain raises security concerns as he seats his wife in the cockpit and an Indonesian carrier offers in-flight 'LIVE' music. In the military SAAB's second global eye makes it's flight debut and Russia shares pictures of it's improved IL78 Tanker. It's the final part of our great series where Captain Nick chats with Sir Richard Johns. Sir Richard talks about...2019-01-131h 44
Plane Talking UK PodcastEpisode 243 - Cirrus Friends go FlyingJoin Carlos, Nev and Matt as they look through this week's big aviation stories. In today's episode we talk about the poor passengers who's bags were left behind by one Asian carrier, a low cost carrier's website causes chaos as people can't check-in online and the FAA evaluates a potential design flaw in one airframe manufacturer's new craft. In the military an ex-RAF Hercules finds a new home and the UK confirms it's interest in some new F35-B's. Matt BF and Evan share with us their pleasure flight and Nev catches up...2018-11-181h 56
Plane Talking UK PodcastEpisode 233 - Mmmmmmm Pizza!Join Carlos, Nev, Adrian and Matt for this week's episode of the show. In today's programme (recorded on 09-Sep-2018) we discuss the protests over plans to build a Flight Training Academy in Gloucester, the rules for hand luggage change yet again for one low cost carrier and we talk about that data breach for the UK's legacy carrier. In the military Singapore show off their new A330 Tanker and Boeing win their first major defence contract in almost a decade. Nev treats us to a trip on Brighton's i360 and Pip is talking...2018-09-091h 58
HPCC SystemsInterview with Michael Targett, Senior Director, FlightGlobalMichael Targett, Senior Director, FlightGlobal, talks through an interesting HPCC Systems use case, focusing on how the platform helped the FlightGlobal R&D team unlock new analytical insights and establish a new product development process for accelerating new business opportunities.2016-11-0100 min
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