Aviation

• RReady 4 Pushback2026-10-15Audio✓ Read

  Ep 392 Are You Jaded

  What happens when the dream of flying starts to feel like just another job? This episode is a reminder for pilots to break the cycle of negativity before cynicism takes over. Discover how to protect your passion, find the moments that make aviation incredible, and stay grateful for the privilege of flying. If you’ve ever felt burned out, frustrated, or jaded in aviation, this episode is for you. CONNECT WITH US Are you ready to take your preparation to the next level? Don’t wait until it’s too late.

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• AAviation Week's Window Seat Podcast2026-10-15Audio✓ Read

  KLM Cityhopper, SAS Execs See Uncertain Winter Ahead

  SAS and KLM Cityhopper are taking different approaches to regional flying, but both are investing heavily in Embraer E195-E2s. Maarten Koopmans, KLM Cityhopper managing director, and Mikael Wångdahl, SAS group VP for airline operations and external production, discuss how the regional market is changing, the balance between in-house and outsourced capacity, and the potential impact of Air France-KLM increasing its SAS stake.

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• AAirplane Geeks Podcast2026-10-14Audio✓ Read

  911 The FAA and ATC Modernization

  FAA ATC hiring record, NBAA and ATC modernization, restrictions on flights near spacecraft launches, Army findings on the DC midair crash. Also, VFC-12 (the “Fighting Omars”), talking with Kiah Erlich and Martin Kemp, Launchpad’s last chocolates, Kinner Sportwing B-2, a new refueling squadron, and a United transatlantic flight makes an unusual fuel stop.

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• AAirlines Confidential Podcast2026-10-14Audio✓ Read

  358 - Guest Co-Host Charles Duncan. Guest: Dave Emerson, CEO, Virgin Australia

  This week: Guest Co-Host Charles Duncan. Guest Dave Emerson, CEO, Virgin Australia. Also:  Delta reports lower earnings; Riyadh airport war disruptions; JetBlue financials; Gary Leff's View From The Wing reports change in American's bumping policy; Hollywood Burbank Airport (BUR) new terminal opens; SWA said to add widebody; Listener request for ramp operations info,  joint ventures.

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• AAvTalk - Aviation Podcast2026-10-09Audio✓ Read

  AvTalk Episode 390: Running a decade behind to avoid the glitches

  On this week’s episode of AvTalk, the latest on the investigation into flydubai flight 1073. The NTSB releases its preliminary report on the 767 runway overrun in Miami last month. The Houthis warn airlines against using Saudi Arabian airspace. And airlines are still using decade-old software to avoid glitches in the 737.

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• FFlightradar24 Blog2026-10-02Audio✓ Read

  AvTalk Episode 389: flydubai flight FZ1073

  On this week’s episode of AvTalk, we unpack what we know so far about flydubai flight FZ1073, what happened to the aircraft itself, and what might lie ahead for any investigation.

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• EEAA's The Green Dot - An Aviation Podcast2026-09-30✓ Read

  EAA’s The Green Dot — National WASP WWII Museum Director Rachael McClain

  This time on The Green Dot, hosts Chris and Grace are joined by Dr. Rachael McClain, who serves as the executive director of the National WASP WWII Museum located at historic Avenger Field in Sweetwater, Texas. The Green Dot is a podcast created by aviation enthusiasts for their fellow aviation enthusiasts. The podcast features EAA

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• AAirplane Geeks Podcast2026-09-30Audio✓ Read

  910 ETOPS

  This episode: ETOPS flights could be impacted by the closing of an airport on a tiny South Pacific island. FAA rescinds Cessna Citation single-pilot exemptions. Heart Aerospace unveils the ES-36 hybrid-electric 30-seat regional commercial aircraft and JSX purchase agreement for up to 100 aircraft. A Congressman questions the FAA deployment of the Strategic Management of Airspace Routing Trajectories (“SMART”).

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• AAvTalk - Aviation Podcast2026-09-25Audio✓ Read

  AvTalk Episode 388: The difference a millisecond makes

  On this week’s AvTalk, we’re back from Dorkfest/SpotLAX with a busy week of news. We’re digging into the ATC failure that snarled traffic in the northeast US to start the week. And the preliminary technical report from NATS on the 8 September outage of the London Control Area says that one millisecond made all the difference between normal operation and the the cancellation of 2,000 flights. Plus Michael O’Leary gives his thoughts.

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