The editors of Airline Weekly discuss the most interesting developments within the commercial airline industry. In keeping with Airline Weekly’s style, conversation generally centers on one question: How do you make money in this industry?
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 312 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureBusiness NewsNewsAviation |
Gordon Smith and Jay Shabat discuss the global airports that look set to be the big winners and losers in the coming quarter.
Gordon Smith and Jay Shabat discuss the latest developments from the Lufthansa Group and explain why the German flag carrier is trailing competitors. We also review the key aviation highlights from the J.P. Morgan Industrials Conference in New York.
Gordon Smith and Jay Shabat discuss a new strategy from American Airlines to win back domestic market share and boost loyalty. We also examine the impact of Turkish Airlines' Australian debut on Qantas and other major carriers.
Gordon Smith and Jay Shabat examine the latest results from IAG to find out how they compare with Air France-KLM. We also take a deep-dive into Latin America to explore the fortunes of Latam Airlines.
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The quality of the episodes is terrible, even though the content is great.
These guys clearly know the business and provide great insights into an exciting industry. Unfortunately, it seems like nobody listens to the episodes before they’re launched and that no editing is being done. Time to bring in some advertisers so you can pay someone to edit/produce or hire a high schooler. Either option would be better than what you’re putting out at the moment.
Not a big podcast listener but I wanted check out what’s out there during a long drive and now I like this. Just long enough episodes and nice news bits from industry.
Good podcast but Edward needs a quality microphone that does not clip/suppress levels. It gets annoying trying to follow his commentary.
The first episodes with Jay back were a bit awk, but the pod and the publication has gone back to the numbers, details and analysis that I find insightful. It has gone from an if I have time pub and podcast to a must read and listen.
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