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 | 396 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureAviationNewsBusiness News |
In part one of this week's show, we discuss a changing of the guard at Virgin Atlantic, as CEO Shai Weiss prepares to step down after seven years. In part two, we contextualize a strong set of Q3 figures from Delta.
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On the eve of Q3 earnings season, Gordon and Jay explore the key trends to watch as America's biggest carriers get ready to reveal their latest financials.
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In this week's show, Gordon and Jay discuss the latest developments in the Hong Kong aviation scene. From a return to profitability at Cathay Pacific to a new third runway at the city's international airport, the Asian hub is looking to reassert its ... more
In this week’s Airline Weekly Lounge, Jay Shabbat and guest-host Meghna Maharishi unpack the biggest takeaways from Skift Global Forum in New York.
The discussion spans airline labor challenges easing in the post-pandemic years, the impact of delaye... more
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The narration is awful: audio and delivery. These two are very smart and I believe know their content but they are not meant for podcasting.
Audio is so bad, it makes the podcast unlistenable.
As anti American hosts as you can get. Jay is clearly butthurt over Trump. Can’t even report airline news without crying about Trump. He’s embarrassing himself. No wonder reviews are so pour
I don’t think Madu (sp?) actually has a clue. He was surprised there’s traffic to Florida. The content is essentially a couple of outsiders with very limited, surface knowledge of airlines. There’s very little preparation that’s goes into the podcast whi... more
Audio is so bad, it makes the podcast unlistenable.
As anti American hosts as you can get.
I don’t think Madu (sp?) actually has a clue. He was surprised there’s traffic to Florida. The content is essentially a couple of outsiders with very limited, surface knowledge of airlines. There’s very little preparation that’s goes into the podcast which becomes abundantly clear. Just because you try to be contrarian with the way you say leisure isn’t fooling anyone. Quality of audio is horrendous. F... more
Content is find for mindless commutes. Jay seems like a lovely person but his speaking volume and microphone is not meant for podcasting. Need a consistent volume and a better microphone. The most recent episode about Korean Air was maddening with the volume fluctuations.
Jay is just unlistenable. Every other word is uuuuhhhhhh. It’s beyond nails on a chalkboard
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Content primarily revolves around the commercial airline industry, providing insights into financial performance, market dynamics, and operational strategies of airlines worldwide. The discussions often focus on recent developments, including earnings reports, competitive analyses, and changes in airline alliances. Unique to this content is an emphasis on profitability, outlining strategies various carriers might employ to capitalize on market opportunities, all while tackling the complexities and challenges posed by fluctuating demand and geopolitical factors. Listeners can expect a mix of industry updates, expert commentary, and analytical insights aimed at understanding how profitability is achieved in the aviation space.
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