Just the usual amount of chatter from us, mostly about way more chatter in the market than is typical. And, perhaps, some of which should settle down.
Doors or not? Herringbone or staggered? These and other design decisions can have a lasting impact for passengers and airlines, two of which announced new cabins last week.
Chatting up changes for a pair of premium cabins, plus points subscriptions, capacity shifts, and more fallout from the Iran war.
More comfort, more planes, more rumors, and more fees take us through this week’s news.
Can inflight dining ever really be premium? Or just better in some cabins than others? Plus legal drama over new routes, certification progress, and more.
A longer than normal episode this week, thanks to special guest Ed and lots of wayward story lines.
We’re wrapping up 2025 with a bit of nostalgia, and a few quirky news stories, too.
There are lots of ways to flex power in this industry. Two moderately incoherent ones cropped up this week.
A320s grounded globally and another airline goes bust. Plus tales from Korea with two special guests.
The Dubai Air Show proved its worth last week, with plenty of deals (though also a few expected ones unrealized). New interiors and route changes for next summer, too.
