Written by Seth Miller @ Wandering Aramean
AirAsia is (still) making big moves in the ASEAN region and digital bag tags are evolving to a level that might be useful soon. Plus some news on IFE/C going active and getting profitable. The 2019 Future Travel Experience Asia was a great show and the…
Category: supersonic
PaxEx Update: FTE Asia edition
Written by Seth Miller @ PaxEx.Aero
AirAsia is (still) making big moves in the ASEAN region and digital bag tags are evolving to a level that might be useful soon. Plus some news on IFE/C going active and getting profitable. The 2019 Future Travel Experience Asia was a great show and the…
502 Electric and Solar Aircraft from Bye Aerospace
Written by maxflight @ Airplane Geeks Podcast
Bye Aerospace founder George Bye on electric and solar aircraft, WC-130H crash in Georgia, breaking airplane windows, supersonic transports, history of Soviet airliners, Tom Larkin’s mini-jet, Mercury 13 documentary, the centennial of U.S. airmail service, lip syncing while flying.
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Read More463 Boom Supersonic
Written by maxflight @ Airplane Geeks Podcast
The founder and CEO of Boom Supersonic explains commercial supersonic air travel.
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Read More460 Aviation Social Media and Freelance Writing
Written by maxflight @ Airplane Geeks Podcast
Aviation social media and freelance writing for aviation publications.
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Read MoreBoom is poised to go supersonic, but . . .
Written by Seth Miller @ Wandering Aramean
Is the aviation world ready for a return to supersonic travel? Boom is working to bring it back soon but I’ve got lots of questions.
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Read More435 Airline Weekly’s Seth Kaplan on Commercial Aviation
Written by maxflight @ Airplane Geeks Podcast
435 Airline Weekly’s Seth Kaplan on Commercial AviationThis episode, we talk about commercial aviation with Seth Kaplan, Managing Partner at Airline Weekly. In the news, we look at supersonic passenger jets, the third class medical reform rules, a 747 cargo jet crash, who is at fault for the Germanwings crash, the state of inflight WiFi, […]
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Read More403 Bits & Pieces XVI
Written by maxflight @ Airplane Geeks Podcast
This is a Bits & Pieces episode, where we ask the co-hosts and other contributors to provide pre-recorded segments, then we stitch them together and it’s Bits & Pieces. NASA Interviews David Vanderhoof spent a day at NASA Langley Research Center (LRC) which is adjacent to Joint Base Langley Eustis, and he recorded several interviews. NASA […]
AirplaneGeeks 400 That’s a Lot of Episodes
Written by maxflight @ Airplane Geeks Podcast
John Croft, Senior Editor at Aviation Week & Space Technology joins us for our 400th episode. We discuss Safety Management Systems (SMS), the IATA 2015 Safety Report, challenges for a safety culture that embraces self-reporting, and flight simulator changes that include models for high-altitude, high-angle of attack regimes. In the news, we discuss airline profits […]