Airplane Geeks Podcast
Summary: This podcast covers all aspects of aviation: commercial airlines, military, and general aviation. Each week an industry guest joins to discuss current aviation news topics. Good conversation, analysis, and banter combine to make this an entertaining show.
- Visit Website
- RSS
- Artist: Airplane Geeks
- Copyright: 2008-2023
Podcasts:
Our aim to educate and inform you, explore and develop your passion for aviation, and entertain you a little along the way.
Our aim to educate and inform you, explore and develop your passion for aviation, and entertain you a little along the way.
Our aim to educate and inform you, explore and develop your passion for aviation, and entertain you a little along the way.
Our aim to educate and inform you, explore and develop your passion for aviation, and entertain you a little along the way.
Our aim to educate and inform you, explore and develop your passion for aviation, and entertain you a little along the way.
Our aim to educate and inform you, explore and develop your passion for aviation, and entertain you a little along the way.
Our aim to educate and inform you, explore and develop your passion for aviation, and entertain you a little along the way.
Our aim to educate and inform you, explore and develop your passion for aviation, and entertain you a little along the way.
Flying a seaplane, the “right” to airline seat space, stacked passenger seats, a KC-46A Pegasus milestone, an A330 faceplant, U.S. Customs and Border Protection drones in the National Airspace, and The Air League. Guest Edgar “E.T.” Tello owns and flys a Seabee, and he is also a United Airlines Captain with experience in DC-8s, B-737, […]
We talk with Kevin Michaels about United Airlines CEO Oscar Munoz and his strategy to repair the airline’s image, radical ideas for air travel, and Southwest Airlines purchase of two gates for $120 million. Also, risks that the airliner order bubble could burst, Bombardier strategy, and the viability of the A380neo. Guest Dr. Kevin Michaels […]
The NASA Aviation Safety Reporting System, the European Aviation Safety Agency takes issue with pilot license renewal practices in Germany, medical requirements under the Pilot’s Bill of Rights, ICAO creates a site for aircraft tracking, the consequences for air traffic controllers who make mistakes, and the first woman cleared to fly the F-35A Lightning II. Guest […]
Conversation with Jonathan Gaffney, President and CEO of the National Aeronautic Association. Also, returning a Concorde to flight, Airbus sets up shop in the U.S., San Diego International Airport launches a traveler program to benefit the environment. Guest Jonathan Gaffney is President and CEO, of the National Aeronautic Association (NAA), a position he has held since 2007. […]
We talk with CEO Jeff Potter about the Surf Air all-you-can-fly private membership air travel club. Also, an uncontained engine failure on a BA flight, low airline fares, management changes at United, American Airlines used the wrong plane, and remotely manned towers may be on the way. Guest Jeff Potter is the Chief Executive Officer […]
This Episode: F-117A designer Alan Brown, Duxford Flying Legends Airshow, Landing Aircraft in a Whiteout, Bird Aviation Museum and Invention Center, the C-5 Galaxy, aviation safety, and a Labor Day message. This is a Bits & Pieces episode. If you’ve been with us for a while, you know what that means. If you are new to the show, this […]
Strategies for getting your ATP certificate, a new VTOL aircraft offers an equity stake via crowdfunding, F-35 operational testing and a close-air support match up with the A-10, Skytrax rates the world’s airlines, inflight WiFi prices going up, and a retired Google executive receives an award from the Aero Club of Northern California. Guest Don […]
