
Jon Ostrower, Brian Sumers and Brett Snyder discuss the business of the sky on this aviation podcast.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 96 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | AviationLeisureBusiness | |||

The Airbus A220 Stretch, aka the A220-500, is a plane that's stalked the industry since the C Series was launched in 2008. But it sure looks like Airbus is getting closer to bringing it to reality. Jon Ostrower, Brian Sumers and Brett Snyder talk abo... more
There’s been overwhelming weirdness in the decisions coming out of the federal government, and it is creating real harm in this industry. Brian Sumers and Brett Snyder talk about the President weighing in about a rumored United-American merger, Trump... more
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said recently that the administration would like to see one of the larger airlines buy one of the smaller ones. At around the same time, Bloomberg reported that United talked about buying American. Jon Ostrower, Br... more
Brian Sumers talks with Lukas Johnson, Breeze Airways' opinionated chief commercial officer, to get his views on demand, fuel costs, credit card revenues and the power of an airline's brand. He also tells us who he thinks should replace Robert Isom (... more
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They talk in circles about nothing. Im curious as to why their voices are so high.
This is the best show for aviation news and analysis. Shows like this are a breath of fresh air for anyone who wants analysis based on data and not afraid to ruffle some feathers
Listening to their recent episode with this, Steve guy seemed like a good discussion to start. Until you go find the guy on social media and see him swearing at everybody all over social media platforms. Ironic that he talks about Maybe he should’ve been a guest on that HBO show. I think it makes the show look bad when you have somebody like that on regardless of their profession or expertise. You can have opinions, but he is way over the top.
Definitely one of my favorites
This podcast is informative for an extremely wide audience. The hosts are “dad-joke funny” (in the best possible way) and do a great job of researching and distilling topics in various industry topics. The hosts seem to do a great job of disarming interviewees as well, as they get some great perspective from senior aerospace executives. This show is simply fun and it is underpinned by phenomenal journalism. Well worth listening to if you’re at all interested in business/aviation/travel.
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Focusing on the intricate business dynamics of the aviation industry, episodes offer listeners a blend of interviews with industry leaders, in-depth analysis of airline strategies, and discussions about market shifts influenced by global events. Topics range from airline mergers and financial performances to the operational nuances within major airlines like Southwest and American Airlines. The engaging hosts bring a mix of humor and insights, appealing to aviation enthusiasts and professionals alike by shedding light on both technical and business aspects of travel, making it an informative resource for anyone interested in the world of airlines and aviation management.
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Recent guests on The Air Show include:
1. Lukas Johnson
2. Jan Malen
3. Steve Giordano
4. Andrew Watterson
5. Tom Doxey
6. Peter Gerber
7. Sir Tim Clark
8. Jude Bricker
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