The Conversation at AirSafe.com podcast

On 31 October 2013, Dr. Curtis was interviewed by the BBC on the FAA rule chagnes that will allow airlines to get rid of most of the current restirctions on the use of pesonal electronic devices in flight.

On 29 August 2013, Dr. Curtis interviewed Dr. Richard Haines, the chief scientist of NARCAP, where they discussed his organization's efforts to reduce threats to aviation caused by unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP).

Dr. Curtis and Capt. Bunn, who both spent hours on the the day of the crash as on-air experts on several national news networks, share their insights about what may have happened.

In this interview from 17 June 2013, Dr. Todd Curtis interviewed Leslie Kean, New York Times best selling author of the 2010 book 'UFOs: Generals, Pilots, and Government Officials Go on the Record.' For more information, visit ufo.airsafe.com or Kean's site at ufosontherecord.com.

In this interview from 21 May 2013, Dr. Todd Curtis of AirSafe.com interviewed airline pilot and author Patrick Smith about his newest book, 'Cockpit Confidential.'

The National Airlines 747-400, N949CA, had just departed on a cargo flight to Dubai, UAE on 29 April 2013 when the aircraft entered a stall and crashed near the end of the runway, killing all seven crew members.

Dr. Curtis interviewed on 18 January 2013 interview on the Fox Business Network show Money with Melissa Francis about the worldwide grounding of the 787 and the likely steps to be taken before the aircraft returns to service.

Dr. Curtis talks about his new book AirSafe.com Airline Complaint Guide on the Rudy Maxa radio show, and invites the audience join the mailing list at subscribe.airsafe.com to get a free copy.

Dr. Curtis talks about his new book AirSafe.com Airline Complaint Guide on the Rudy Maxa radio show, and invites the audience join the mailing list at subscribe.airsafe.com to get a free copy.

After the positive response to AirSafe.com's first ebook, AirSafe.com Baggage and Security Guide, we've decided to launch a new series of ebooks aimed at air travelers, and we'd like to ask for your help. Like the first ebook, this one will be provided without cost to the traveling public, and will provide air travelers with a valuable resource that will help them avoid or manage many common problems when they fly.

After the positive response to AirSafe.com's first ebook, AirSafe.com Baggage and Security Guide, we've decided to launch a new series of ebooks aimed at air travelers, and we'd like to ask for your help. Like the first ebook, this one will be provided without cost to the traveling public, and will provide air travelers with a valuable resource that will help them avoid or manage many common problems when they fly.

An April 19, 2012 bird strike near JFK brings up issues about FAA rules on the use of electronic devices by passengers, and why those rules may have to change.

Discussed a 2011 incident where a TSA screener was fired for making inappropriate comments about a passenger's sex toy, and provided advice traveling safely with a sex toy.

Discussion of two recent gear up landing events. The first on 1 November 2011 involved a LOT 767 that had been on a flight from Newark, NJ to Warsaw, Poland, and a second on 18 October 2011 involved an IranAir 727 that had been on a flight from Moscow to Tehran. No passengers or crew members were injured in either event.

Discussion of two recent gear up landing events. The first on 1 November 2011 involved a LOT 767 that had been on a flight from Newark, NJ to Warsaw, Poland, and a second on 18 October 2011 involved an IranAir 727 that had been on a flight from Moscow to Tehran. No passengers or crew members were injured in either event.