We’re wrapping up 2025 with a bit of nostalgia, and a few quirky news stories, too.
Revisiting a couple stories from the past few weeks, and they still don’t make much sense. Plus lots of new news, too.
Intellectual property is a very real thing. So are weather-induced diversions these days.
Singapore Airlines is out spending cash like it is 2019 again, so that seems to be good news for other airlines.
Summer is ending, but travel continues. And optimism remains strong, at least in some segments of the industry.
Booking inaugural routes is almost as fun as flying them, right?? Plus A321Ts parked, AirAsia Japan dying and United’s November growth plans.
Change fees, jet packs, massive corruption and a fun new private plane. C’mon in and learn a bit in this week’s show!
What does high school shop class have to do with our travel experiences? Absolutely nothing, but that’s rarely stopped us from talking about other topics, so why start now??
A farewell flight on Thai Airways punctuated the difference between it and Lufthansa for this episode’s special guest, Josh Zepps. Plus, a new terminal in Orlando and some of the crazy that comes from visiting India.
Newark Airport is about to get a whole bunch more flights, and we’re not so sure that’s a good thing. London City Airport will also grow and Thai Airways is looking to return to the USA.
