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The Allplane Podcast

The Allplane Podcast is all about commercial aviation and air travel. Every episode features an aviation professional that opens up for the audience a different aspect of the aviation industry.

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The Allplane Podcast #35 - green airports with Olav...

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2021/02/02

Olav Mosvol Larsen, head of the carbon reduciton programme at Avinor, the firm that operates all of Norway’s airports, explains how airports can drive sustainability in the aviation industry.In this episode of the podcast, Olav explains how Avinor became a leader in aviation sustainability and how it is engaging with many other players in the Norwegian and international aviation ecosystem to push for ever more ambitious environmental targets.We also talk about the obstacles along the way towards

The Allplane Podcast #34 - Air Race E, with Jeff Zaltman

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2021/01/26

The Air Race E is going to be the first all-electric air race. With the support of aviation giants such as Airbus, Jeff Zaltman, a veteran of the air racing world, is designing the ultimate air race with the technologies that are expected to define the future of aviation.How does Air Race E work? Where and when is the race going to take place? Who’s going to take part in it?Listen to today’s episode of the podcast for all the details!

The Allplane Podcast #33 - building an electric...

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2021/01/19

Tomas Brødreskift is the founder and CEO of Equator Aircraft, a Norwegian startup that is developing an electric seaplane that promises to open the country’s many fjords and lakes to a carbon-free form fo transportation…and we shall add, “recreation” too, because the light seaplane model Equator Aircraft will have space for bikes, skis and even kayaks!Despite their versatility, seaplanes have an extra layer of complexity when compared with land planes and this gets compounded when you power it with

The Allplane Podcast #32 - with Neil Cloughley,...

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2021/01/13

Faradair is a British startup that intends to transform regional air mobility, for both passengers and cargo, with its BEHA (bio Electric Hybrid Aircraft), an eye-catching 18-seat hybrid-electric STOL aircraft with a triple staggered box wing. Its founder, Neil Cloughley comes on the pod to share the details about this project as well as its ambitious plans to build hundreds of this aircraft and operate them all over the world.

The Allplane Podcast #31 - carbon-free seaplanes,...

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2021/01/08

Sydney Seaplanes is the largest seaplane operator in Australia. Its founder and CEO, Aaron Shaw, has come on the podcast to share his plans to transition to a carbon-free fleet as soon as possible. In this episode we talk about seaplanes, entrepreneurship and, last but not least, about Aaron’s plans to make of Sydney Seaplanes a green aviation trailblazer.

The Allplane Podcast #30 - with Alexandre Feray,...

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2020/12/24

Alexandre Feray, a former Air France executive, founded Open Airlines when he saw the opportunity to develop software that helped airlines save fuel and lower carbon emissions.Open Airlines algorithms ingest lots of airline flight data to come up with actionable recommendations that pilots can use to fly smarter and more efficiently.In this episode of the podcast we talk with Alexandre about his entrepreneurial journey and about the ways technology can start contributing to lower aviation’s carbon

The Allplane Podcast #29 - with Ivo Boscarol, founder...

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2020/12/21

Ivo Boscarol is the founder and driving force behind Pipistrel, a leading player in the field of electric aircraft manufacturing. In this episode of the podcast we review Ivo’s story, from making gliders in Slovenia more than three decades ago, its push into electric aviation way before it was fashionable, the many records, awards and milestones achieved along the way as well as the ambitious growth plans of this family-owned aircraft maker…

The Allplane Podcast #28 - with David Gallezot,...

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2020/12/13

French aerospace entrepreneur David Gazellot is paying homage to one of the pioneers of French aviation with its new green aviation project: Avions Mauboussin.David joins us on the podcast to explain this fascinating project to create a family of brand new hybrid STOL aircraft for regional air travel. And we also review, of course, the story of the historical Mauboussin, its time and its acomplishments.

The Allplane Podcast #27 - with Universal Hydrogen...

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2020/12/07

Jason Chua is the COO of Universal Hydrogen. A veteran of Google, Airbus and United Technologies Jason has come on the podcast to explain Universal Hydrogen’s audacious plan to facilitate the adoption of hydrogen thanks to a truly innovative approach.Universal Hydrogen’s founders have taken their inspiration from the consumables business model - which has proven to be a big success for firms such as HP and Nestlé’s Nespresso - to come up with a system for airlines convert their aircraft to hydrogen

The Allplane Podcast #26 - green flight pioneer André...

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2020/11/29

Things we talk about in this episode:André Borschberg’s career as an aviation pioneer and entrepreneurThe Solar Impulse ProjectWhat is H55 and what is it trying to do?How does learning to fly on an electric plane differs from doing so on a conventional oneThe future of electric aviation

The Allplane Podcast #25 - ZeroAvia &...

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2020/11/12

What is the story of hydrogen flight startup ZeroAvia? How is it funded? How does its technology work? And what are the next milestones for ZeroAvia after testing its first hybrid-electric demonstrator last summer?Katya Akulinicheva, ZeroAvia’s CFO, answers all these questions and talks about how ZeroAvia aims to disrupt the aviation industry for better with its hydrogen powertrain.

The Allplane Podcast #24 - Russian commercial...

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2020/11/05

Things we talk about in this episode:General overview of the Russian aviation sector: size of the market and trendsHow the Covid crisis has affected Russian air trafficHow Russian commercial aviation has been totally transformed since the messy transition of the post-Soviet yearsReview of major airlines in Russia, who are the movers and shakers?Low cost airlines in Russia, a story of growthRegional airlines in Russia: the next big thing?Investment in Russian airportsDevelopment of regional airline

The Allplane Podcast #23 - Aircraft parts and spares,...

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2020/10/31

An old industry joke says that an aircraft is “a set of parts flying in formation”.Parts and spares are, indeed, essential for any complex machine to work properly and this is precisely the area of expertise of this episode’s guest.Alex Duran is the co-founder, together with Jasin Colar, of Nexspares, a consultancy firm based in Zürich, Switzerland, that helps airlines the world over source their parts and spares in the most efficient way possible.We had a chance to talk about this area of the

The Allplane Podcast #22 - A record-setting electric...

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2020/10/23

Things we talk about in this episode:How this record-breaking flight was plannedThe practicalities and challenges of flying across Europe in an electric aircraftHow green mobility enthusiasts from across Germany rallied behind he projectThe future of green flying and prospects for electric aircraft development

The Allplane Podcast #21 - Aviation Fuel, with Daniel...

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2020/10/09

Things we talk about in this episodeHow does the aviation fuel market workWhy arranging aircraft re-fuelling can be a messy businessWhat does the IATA Fuel Data Standards Group (FDSG) do?What are IATA’s XML fuel standards and why they matterWhat is Gazpromneft-aero and why it is an early adopter of IATA’s XML fuel standards?Has Covid-19 accelerated the adoption of digital standards in the aviation fuel world?

The Allplane Podcast #20 - Restoring a Soviet...

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2020/10/02

Back in 2009 Maria came across a former Aeroflot Tu-104 that had been left on the ground at a local airfield in Siberia since the late 1970s. This sight inspired her to find out more about that aircraft and was the start of a journey to which she has devoted plenty of time and efforts since.Together with a group of volunteers, Maria has been painstakingly researching and restoring this aircraft, taking care of sourcing original parts and components wherever she could find them on the internet and

The Allplane Podcast #19 - Managing regional...

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2020/09/19

Jordi Candela is the director of Airports of Catalonia, a government-owned company that manages two regional airports near Barcelona. What makes this small airport operator interesting for the rest of the industry? Passenger volumes at both these airports are admittedly low, yet, each of them presents an interesting cases of specialization in a very particular niche…

The Allplane Podcast #18 - Rob Ceravolo, from Top Gun...

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2020/09/11

Once upon a time, seaplanes had a key role in the commercial aviation industry. Those were the early heroic years of airline pioneers such as PanAm’s Juan Trippe, who

The Allplane Podcast #17 - The Qantas Founders...

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2020/09/04

Over the last quarter of a century and mainly through donations and volunteer work, the Qantas Founders Museum, which is a nonprofit that is independent from the airline, has assembled an amazing collection of historical aircraft that, at one point in time or another, have been in Qantas service: these include a Boeing 747, a Boeing 707 and a Super Constellation, miraculously salvaged from an aircraft graveyard in the Philippines.I spoke with the museum’s communication manager, Nicole Kuttner, to

The Allplane Podcast #16 - African Aviation Overview,...

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2020/08/30

What perspectives are there in Africa for low cost airlines? How has the growing Chinese presence in the African economy affected route networks? Which are the favourite distribution channels for airlines in Africa?We are going to answer to these and other questions on this episode of the podcast with Tendi Mutandagayi, a consultant based in Johannesburg with many years of experience working in aviation projects involving companies such as Ethiopian, Sabre and Terrapin.Tendi knows the African

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