With a vaccine weeks – or maybe days – from being rolled out, international airlines have dispensed with the…
Podcasts
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Podcast: Transitioning from pilot to entrepreneur
by Robyn Tongol November 25, 2020Tune in to this episode of the World of Aviation Podcast, where we interview Jim Murphy, founder of Afterburner, and…
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Inside Aviation: The MAX is back, so now what?
by Robyn Tongol November 23, 2020It should have been the biggest story of the year. But after a 20-month flight ban – the longest in…
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Inside Aviation: Will vaccine open up the world?
by Robyn Tongol November 16, 2020Last week, the world celebrated as we edged closer to having a coronavirus vaccine. But the good news also raises…
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Inside Aviation: Cathay negotiations sour
by Robyn Tongol November 10, 2020In this week’s Inside Aviation, Phil and Adam discuss the fallout from the contract negotiations at Cathay Pacific, with reports of ultimatums and huge salary cuts.
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Inside Aviation: Qatar responds to invasive search scandal
by Robyn Tongol October 30, 2020The story that 18 women from Australia, the UK and France were invasively searched by Qatari authorities at Hamad Airport this month…
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Podcast: Whatever happened to the jet pack man?
by Robyn Tongol October 20, 2020Host Adam Thorn and regular guest Christian “Boo” Boucousis speculate just what might have happened to the infamous jetpack man as new sightings emerge.
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Podcast: Do we need an air traffic revolution for drones?
by Robyn Tongol September 29, 2020In this episode, Adam and Boo discuss what the upcoming UAV revolution could look like and how the industry will transition from pre to post coronavirus.
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Podcast: In conversation with a US TOPGUN instructor
by Adam Thorn September 23, 2020In this special episode of the World of Aviation podcast, Adam and Boo speak to a man who taught US Navy pilots on the very same TOPGUN course that the movie was based on.
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Podcast: How Gibraltar became a case study in border barminess
by Adam Thorn September 2, 2020In this episode, Boo and Adam discuss the strange tale of how staying at a hotel one mile away cost some poor British holidaymakers two weeks’ pay.
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Podcast: Can sniffer dogs and pay later offers get us flying?
by Adam Thorn August 25, 2020In this episode, Adam and Boo discuss the latest attempts to persuade customers and governments it’s safe to fly again, as well as new Boeing developments.
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Podcast: Virgin – broke or breaking ground?
by Tasha Levy August 13, 2020Virgin Galactic is in the headlines this week for unveiling concept plans for an extraordinary new supersonic jet, despite Virgin…
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Emirates is offering to cover customers’ coronavirus related health expenses and quarantine costs in its latest bid to get people…
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Podcast: Virgin Atlantic rises from the ashes
by Tasha Levy July 22, 2020In this week’s World of Aviation Podcast, hosts Adam Thorn and Christian “Boo” Boucousis recap Virgin Atlantic’s miraculous revival with…
Podcast: What’s next now a vaccine looks close?
by Robyn Tongol
November 17, 2020
Last week, the world heard the news it was waiting for when global pharmaceutical giant Pfizer said its vaccine was…
Podcast: Can Qatar recover its reputation?
by Robyn Tongol
November 3, 2020
Host Adam Thorn and regular guest Christian “Boo” Boucousis discuss the fallout from the Qatar invasive search scandal and whether the airline can recover.
Podcast: How can a sonic boom disrupt the French Open?
by Robyn Tongol
October 8, 2020
The World of Aviation’s resident fighter pilot, Christian “Boo” Boucousis, tells host Adam Thorn how sonic booms work – and its implications for supersonic travel.
Podcast: How will the industry respond to a drone-led future?
by Adam Thorn
September 16, 2020
In this episode of the World of Aviation podcast, Adam asks Boo whether drones will change the world and what’s the weirdest thing he’s seen in the cockpit.
Podcast: Is lavish air crew spending excessive or justified?
by Tasha Levy
August 19, 2020
In our latest episode, Adam and Boo discuss whether pilots still get good perks, and delve into the endless saga of airbridges in Europe opening and closing at short notice.
Airlines around the world are tackling the tricky challenge of saving costs by hibernating, while also maintaining a workforce that’s…
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