A longer than normal episode this week, thanks to special guest Ed and lots of wayward story lines.
More passengers on some planes, fewer passengers in some airports. And some interesting route cuts, both confirmed and rumored.
Big orders, big plans, and potentially big troubles across the industry, depending on who you are and how your fleet is structured.
Lots of news this week about American Airlines, plus MAX 10, a couple crash updates, and more.
Flying the Air Inuit 737-200 Combi to Puvirnituq’s gravel runway is an AvGeek bucket list item. Alas, the 47-year old plane had other ideas. But we still had an interesting/good time.
A funky trip to Hamburg, a new mini-hublet, and wondering about inbound international travel (again) among our ramblings this week.
Just how dire is the coming summer for US-bound travel? We’re looking at various data sources to try to figure it out.
Got power? That’s usually not an issue for airlines and airports, but this week is different.
Dartboard or strategic planning? Either way, lots of new routes to discuss in this week’s news.
Gotta love that new terminal smell, right? PDX finally opened its new space, and we’ve got Ned Russell on to talk about it.
