The Air Travel podcast — an aviation and travel show, created by Paul Papadimitriou @papadimitriou, hosted along with Alex Hunter @cubedweller — top #1 in 47 countries and counting.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 136 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureLeisurePlaces & TravelAviation |
Is Emirates low key encouraging membership to the high mile club? (And how Alex and Layovers saved Paul's Emirates First upgrade. The controller goes "oh that sucks", or why Alex keeps listening to ground whilst traveling (but he always gets the last... more
Qatar'd? No, that new Al Mourjan Lounge at Doha is stunning — one thing we can't say about that RAK one. more
Alex tells us all about his return to Hong Kong, with Cathay setting a new gold standard in IFE over Emirates (Greg flew China Southern, and, errr, well). Paul flies the all business class 321neo from La Compagnie from Orly to Newark (road traffic wa... more
So small, cozy, cute, a very special airport, that was Tegel, not BER: can the finally (nearly) finished Berlin Brandenburg measure up to the "poor but sexy" German capital? At least the cleverly named lounges have an even cleverer backdoor (and, hey... more
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I apologise if I’m writing you too many reviews, but you two are the most entertaining and enjoyable to listen to. The info and facts you give are just perfect and to the point and exactly what I have been experiencing in travel lately. From bad service in business class and overcrowded lounges. Keep it up and can’t wait to meet one of you again in person somewhere in this lovely world. Keep it up.
Update on 6/23: Just listened to the GVA episode where you asked how I do my RDU-HND travel. I primarily fly Delta, so I have multiple choices as my connecting point with ATL and DTW being the most logical choices. I usually prefer ATL because Delta offers >10 ATL-RDU flights a day — very helpful in an IRROP situation. The ATL-HND leg is 14 hours so it is pretty long. While we are at it, my RDU-LHR trip usually connects through JFK on DL/VS although AA/BA does offer a nonstop RDU-LHR (My Diamond... more
This podcast is fantastic. Don’t mind that it runs a bit long sometimes, as it only drops once a month or so. Just lots of great aviation nerdery from two people who really know their stuff. Appreciate you!
Hi Paul and Alex, sounds like you guys have slowly come back to traveling in they post Covid era. Same here. I discovered your show ~5 years ago and it has been one of my go-to’s on my long plane rides. I am based in RDU, where half of my team is, while the other half of my team is based in Tokyo and my boss is based in London, so my most frequent travel pattern is RDU-HND and RDU-LHR, plus other destinations mostly in APAC, Europe and US west coast. Since both of you are London based, maybe we ... more
A better late than never review. Long time listener. I save up your great podcast for my long car journeys around the UK for work. Love hearing about not just destinations but the flights as well, being an AV geek. Plus being an avios chaser I enjoy the status and loyalty chats. I have also just started to watch attache travel one YouTube, fantastic videos and amazing quality. Keep up the great work both and I am waiting for the next episode! Craig (aka doorstomanual.expsosure aviation photograp... more
Apple Podcasts | #123 | United States/Leisure/Aviation |
Apple Podcasts | #45 | United Kingdom/Leisure/Aviation |
Apple Podcasts | #90 | Canada/Leisure/Aviation |
Apple Podcasts | #54 | Australia/Leisure/Aviation |
Apple Podcasts | #54 | Germany/Leisure/Aviation |
Apple Podcasts | #62 | France/Leisure/Aviation |
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