Unpicking Boeing’s Commercial Market Outlook with the US airframer’s vice president for commercial marketing, analysing the shape of commercial aviation’s next two decades — and asking all the interiors, seating and passenger experience questions the forecast opens up

#60 - Flight Crew Got Drunk, Rigging Job Gone Wrong in Mexico, Am I Too Old To Learn To Fly?Mindy & Kevin share anonymous aviation stories! In this episode they talk about how a listener was finishing up their IOE when the crew went out on their overnight, they next day during the flight the flight attendant called up to the cockpit and asked how did they all get home last night?! They hear how a listener took his plane down to Mexico for a new rigging job, when the plane wasn’t flying straight,

I det här avsnittet kliver vi ombord på ett av världens mest mytomspunna flygplan – Air Force One. Vad händer egentligen när USA president är ombord, och hur fungerar flygplanet som både transportmedel och kommandocentral?Vi pratar också om flygets roll under 11 september-attackerna, delar med oss av en spännande anekdot från Sveriges flygvapen och tar upp den aktuella händelsen i Miami där ett Amazon-kopplat Boeing 767-plan körde av landningsbanan. Olyckan utreds fortfarande av NTSB. Ett avsnitt

Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we're joined by Captain Ali Al-Wahabi, a pilot and instructor with more than forty years of airline experience. Over a remarkable career, Ali has flown for five major airlines across Europe, Asia and the Middle East, thriving in the kind of multicultural environments that have shaped both his flying and his outlook on life. Ali graduated from Oxford Air Training College in 1976 and went on to fly the Boeing 737, Boeing 747, Airbus A320 and Airbus A330. He's ...

Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we’ll examine the crash and death of naval fighter pilot, civilian test pilot and recreational pilot Scott Crossfield – we’ll talk about who he was, what he did and how he died. On the one hand, this was a surprising crash by a pilot who flew into a thunderstorm. You’re not supposed to do that. On the other hand, this was a crash by one of the most experienced and technologically advanced pilots of the 20th century. Books have been written about the acc...

During World War II, the PBY Catalina became one of the Allies’ most important long-range patrol aircraft—hunting enemy submarines, protecting convoys, and rescuing downed airmen. But few surviving Catalinas have a story as remarkable as PBY-5A BuNo. 2459. Accepted by the U.S. Navy just weeks after the attack on Pearl Harbor, BuNo. 2459 was among the first PBY-5A amphibians ever built. It was soon deployed to Iceland for combat operations over the North Atlantic, where it became the first PB...

In this powerful and deeply personal episode of The Naval Aviation Ready Room Podcast with Legends and Leaders, host Ryan Keys welcomes Captain Steve Scheibner, a veteran naval aviator, commercial airline captain, and leadership mentor whose career and life were forever altered by a fateful twist of history. Beginning his career as a U.S. Navy P-3 Orion pilot, Scheibner played a vital role in Cold War anti-submarine warfare, where decentralized command and trust were essential to mission success

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.On September 2, 1998, Swissair Flight 111 was flying from New York to Geneva when the crew noticed a strange smell in the cockpit.Minutes later, smoke appeared.As the pilots diverted toward Halifax, a hidden fire was spreading above the cockpit ceiling, damaging electrical systems and rapidly turning a manageable emergency into a catastrophe.In this episode of Black Box Files, we reconstruct the final flight of Swissair 111, the crash near

Nik Fialka has watched pilots lose the job before they ever sat down.The Spitfire Elite coach and Ready 4 Pushback host joins us to walk through his ten rules for the airline interview — five things to do, five things that'll sink you.The first one starts tonight, not the week your application gets picked up. Nik's habit: after shutdown, open your notes app and write down one thing that happened on that flight. The disagreement with your instructor. The divert. The passenger you went out of

In this inaugural episode, Rich explains how ALVEST Group is bringing EasyMile, TractEasy and TLD’s driverless operations together under one autonomous vehicle business, creating a unified platform designed to accelerate the deployment and scaling of autonomous solutions.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Send us Fan Mail Welcome to The Helicopter Podcast, brought to you by Vertical HeliCASTS! In this episode, Halsey Schider sits down with Ryan Vandehei, a former Coast Guard helicopter pilot, to talk about his path into military aviation, the realities of Coast Guard flight training, and some of the personal challenges that have come with the journey. Ryan shares what drew him to the Coast Guard Academy with the goal of becoming a pilot and the highs and lows that followed—from struggling thr...

Colonel Todd O’Malley continues our four-part look at the history of Canadian tactical and special operations aviation. In Part 2, the current Director Air and Space at CANSOFCOM returns to his first operational years with 427 Squadron, flying the CH-135 Twin Huey on deployments to the Sinai Desert and Honduras.Todd describes navigating the Sinai with paper maps, demanding nighttime approaches, a fatal helicopter crash, and the challenges of low-level jungle flying during the final years of

Send us Fan Mail Former Aardvark pilot Karl Gruner explains how the F-111’s TFR system worked, how it allowed the aircraft to fly at extremely low-level, and what it was like trusting the system. Help to keep the channel going: PATREON - https://www.patreon.com/aircrewinterview DONATE - http://www.aircrewinterview.tv/donate/ * Pick up some AI merch - https://www.teepublic.com/user/aircrew-interview Follow us: https://www.aircrewinterview.tv/ htt...

We’re taking a closer look at the current state of the aviation industry. This is our time to talk about the realities, empathize with each other, and discuss what’s really going on in aviation right now. We’re so excited to have labor leader Sara Nelson in the studio with us this week. Sara is the International President of the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, AFL-CIO and was called “America’s most powerful flight attendant” by The New York Times. She is currently leading over 55,000 a...

Welcome back to the Valor Flight Crew Podcast, hosted by ECHO and brought to you by Vertical HeliCASTS and Valor Plus. In this episode of the Valor Flight Crew Podcast, we explore the culture behind LifeFlight of Maine and the work being done to support the people behind the mission. We ask the question, what makes a helicopter emergency medical services (HEMS) organization a place where people genuinely want to work and stay? From fair and transparent pay to innovative recruitment, onboar...

Von Deutschland nach Schweden im eigenen Flugzeug: In dieser Podcast Folge sprechen wir mit Theo Voss über VFR-Flugplanung, Ostseeüberflug, schwedische TMAs, ICAO-Flugpläne und die größten Fehler, die Privatpiloten bei Flügen nach Skandinavien machen. Wir erklären, worauf man in den kontrollierten Lufträumen rund um Stockholm, Göteborg und Malmö achten muss, wie schwedische ATC arbeitet, welche Ausrüstung und Dokumente an Bord sein sollten und warum saubere Vorbereitung wichtiger ist als

SR-71 Ejection: Blair Bozek's Incredible Blackbird Survival Story What happens when a routine Mach 3 flight at 75,000 feet suddenly becomes a fight for survival? During an SR-71 mission over the western Pacific, Reconnaissance Systems Officer Blair Bozek and pilot Dan House were enjoying what Blair describes as a "rocket ride" when they heard a seemingly innocent pop. Within moments, their SR-71 Blackbird was in serious trouble. What initially seemed like an engine unstart became somethin...

YouTube aviation accident analyst Juan Browne describes how the Blancolirio channel began and gives insight on how he hopes it will make aviation safer. Plus, David and Alicia comment on sunsetting Aspen's legacy displays, a 3D -printed parts AD, Cirrus aircraft backlog, and the importance of an aviation maintenance advisory group to deepen the ranks of A&Ps. Join the world's largest aviation community at aopa.org/join

Welcome to the Part Time Pilot Audio Ground School Podcast! This podcast was created to help student pilots learn their ground school during their busy schedules. These audio lessons were created as Dedicated Audio... meaning they are not just the audio from one of our video lessons because video audio would assume that you can see the video visuals. A dedicated audio lesson assumes you cannot see anything and therefore goes into detail with metaphors and audible descriptions of the images in our

Winged Victory podcast crew are going through some personnel changes so while we sort that out and after having just experienced the 3 Helldivers history making flight together we thought it extremely appropriate to revisit one of our favorite episodes. Rob and Scott sit down with restoration pioneer Bill Klaers and talk about the restoration business origin stories as well as several warbird adventures along the way! We should be back in a few weeks with new original content as well as...