Join us as we talk charging points, electric GSE fleets and the importance of teamwork in turning aprons green with Kristof Philips, Divisional CEO for Airport Solutions, at TCR, global provider of GSE rental and leasing solutions. Kristof give us his sustainability philosophy and explains why a top down, egalitarian approach is the most compelling and cost effective formula when it comes to delivering a more environmentally friendly airport environment.

The Middle East is entering a phase in which aviation leadership depends on operational excellence. Airlines in the region are prioritizing safety, punctuality and strategic fleet decisions as they prepare for the Dubai Airshow 2025.

Meet The Honorable Jennifer Homendy, National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) Chair.Jennifer L. Homendy is the 15th Chair of the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), an independent federal agency charged by Congress with investigating every civil aviation accident in the United States and significant events in other modes of transportation, including rail, transit, roadway, marine, pipeline, and commercial space. Chair Homendy has served as the agency’s 44th Board Member since 2018 and

We’re back from RTAG 2025 in Denver and it was epic! In this episode, Josh recaps the highlights, the energy, and the stories that made this year’s convention one for the books. Then, we sit down with Kate and Raymond from Leading Edge Flight Academy in beautiful Bend, Oregon, to talk about how veterans can use their GI Bill to earn fixed-wing or rotor-wing ratings, and launch a whole new chapter in aviation. Grab your headset, this one’s got mountains, missions, and money-saving tips for your next

Adam Woodworth, CEO of Wing (Alphabet’s drone delivery company), joins us to talk about making delivery ubiquitous and why drones should be an equal player alongside other delivery methods. Adam argues we’ve already passed the “risk peak” for UAS integration: the industry now has the operational data to validate safety targets, and the safest path is to fly more because drone trips displace riskier car trips. He traces Wing’s journey from Google X to Part 135 air carrier, the shift from “dron...

Should drones have the right of way over airplanes? The FAA has proposed just that (under certain conditions) in its recent Part 108 rule, but Christian Ramsey says it doesn’t have to be bad news for GA pilots. The UAS expert and private pilot explains how drones and GA aircraft can share airspace below 400 feet, including the potential use of new electronic conspicuity devices. Christian also worked on the ADS-B network roll-out, so he shares his thoughts on datalink traffic and why it’s essential

In Part 1, pilot Ian Wookey walks us through the formative years that made him a Chinook aviator - from varsity life at RMC and initial flight training on the Grob, to the intensity of the Harvard II course in Moose Jaw and the humbling challenge of helicopter phase training. Ian reflects on early on-the-job roles, an unexpected deployment to Afghanistan with a special operations aviation detachment, and how those experiences shaped his choice to fly rotary-wing aircraft. He closes by

In this episode of The Flight Pod, host Michael Arron interviews John Hutchinson, one of the few elite pilots who had the opportunity to fly the iconic Concorde. Hutchinson shares his incredible journey from his childhood fascination with aviation in India to his illustrious career as a Concorde captain. He discusses the rigorous training he underwent and recounts memorable flights, including a dramatic engine surge incident. Hutchinson also reflects on the supersonic jet's legacy, the evolution of

Sudden shifts of invisible wind can be extremely dangerous for aircraft, in today’s episode of Captains Speaking Petter and Ben break down what exactly wind shear is and how pilots are trained to deal with it.-----------------------------------------------------Get 5% OFF all Holafly eSIMs + 10% OFF Holafly’s new monthly subscription plans for 12 months with code MENTOUR:https://plans.holafly.com/discount/ME...-----------------------------------------------------If you want to support the work I do

Citi just dropped their best-ever American Airlines business card offer with 75,000 bonus miles and no annual fee - but the timeline is unclear. We break down how credit card companies have executed a massive $6 billion power shift, essentially taking control of airline loyalty programs and premium travelers. Plus, California just criminalized hotel AI pricing while airlines remain protected, and we cover a terrifying near-miss at Nice airport that pilots didn't even notice. Don't miss the

Nose pointed at a rock wall, rescue specialist on the skid, rotor wash bouncing off granite, and then—power loss. Abort! Welcome to the world of helicopter rescue with Double D, Arizona Department of Public Safety pilot and systems operator. He’s pulled climbers out of box canyons, rescued the stranded, recovered the fallen, and somehow lived to tell the story with gallows humor intact. Pete and Sticks dive into hoists, short-hauls, taglines, and near-death pucker-factor flying. We get into what it

This week, Arvandus takes you on a high-speed musical journey across Japan — from the neon streets of Tokyo to the tranquil skies above Mount Fuji. Feel the pulse of the Shinkansen as it merges with the smooth, soaring vibes of Sky Blue Radio’s global soundscape.

University of Arizona Professor and OSIRIS-REx Principal Investigator Dr. Dante Lauretta explains how asteroids could reveal the origins of life on Earth.In this episode, we celebrate the fifth anniversary of the asteroid sample collection on October 20 and explore the spacecraft’s design, the daring Touch-And-Go maneuver, challenges the team overcame, and what we’ve learned so far from the materials returned from Asteroid Bennu. Our knowledge of space is rapidly evolving, and we still have

In this week's show: An ACT Airlines Boeing 747-400 freighter on behalf of Emirates has a runway excursion at Hong Kong; British Airways Faces $450K Lawsuit From Sabre Over UK Tax Dispute; and a Nottinghamshire man is given access to 50 Ryanair boarding passes in a major booking site data breach.    In the military news: The UK MOD seeks industry partners for new drone testing framework; and Eight Su-30s and four Jaguars faced six F-35Bs during a carrier defence scenario as part of the HMS Prince of

Welcome to FlightGlobal Focus, your new essential podcast for trusted aviation insight. We publish new episodes twice weekly: join us on Friday for a concise news briefing and on Monday for in-depth analysis covering airlines, defence or aerospace.  Stay informed, stay ahead and get expert coverage from the team at FlightGlobal. Pioneering aviation insight.In this episode Amber Elias is joined by Airline Business editor and FlightGlobal’s airlines managing editor, Lewis Harper.If you have any

This week's ⁠MOSAIC Minute⁠ is a review of sport pilot rule changes implemented October 22, and learn about aviation thriller author, CFI, A&P, and Cessna 172 owner Nate Van Coops. Plus, David and Alicia discuss the ⁠⁠⁠⁠latest aviation news⁠⁠⁠⁠ including drone right-of-way rules, a new notam system, a DJI lawsuit loss, and strong bizjet demand.

Send us a text Welcome back to Stick With It. In this episode, we are honoured to sit down with a true pioneer of Australian aviation, Captain Sharelle Quinn (RET). Sharelle’s story is one of determination, courage, and history-making achievements. Inspired at just eight years old by a Qantas stamp design competition where the prize was a flight in a Cessna 172. Despite the challenges women faced at the time, and following Deborah Lawrie’s groundbreaking fight to open the skies to female pil...

APG 680 SHOW NOTES WITH LINKS AND PICS 00:00:00 Introduction 00:05:43 NEWS 00:06:00 Ryanair Flight Lands with 220 kg Fuel 00:20:45 DHL From Leipzig - Tail Strike at Heathrow 00:26:29 GETTING TO KNOW US 00:50:33 FEEDBACK 00:50:42 Peter Tarantelli - I Never Ever Heard of This, Have You? 01:00:11 Peter Tarantelli - DC-9 Runway Switch PANC 01:11:48 Peter Tarantelli - RAAF - Is That Capt. Nick? 01:14:40 Peter Tarantelli - Paper Airplanes 01:20:04 Adam Springmeyer - New York Attitude 01:24:37 Jolly -

The AvBrief editor-in-chief describes how the new aviation news service relies on humans to research and write aviation news. Also, the impact of the federal government shutdown on air traffic controllers and how they may influence a resolution of the shutdown, modernization of the 109th Airlift Wing ski squadron, and an idea to allocate some Essential Air Service (EAS) subsidies to rural bus services.Guest Russ Niles is Editor-in-Chief of AVBrief, a new website and newsletter that offers