In #721 we talk with Isaac Alexander Isaac ✈ 🇺🇦 Alexander, the Chief Content Officer for Aerospace News by HYPE, a news aggregator and media intelligence service for aerospace industry professionals and enthusiasts: bit.ly/3TxCN7X

In #722 Ryan Jones, founder and CEO of FlightyApp, describes the flight tracking app that pulls together a number of tools for flyers into one application. It features fast push notifications, flight delay predictions, and pilot-grade data. bit.ly/3sOXQHm

In #721: The Boeing Company won’t pursue a new middle-of-the-market airplane, propellers for aviation sustainability, high-wall super suites, passenger detention, large PAX and weight and balance, a KC-46 Class A mishap. bit.ly/3NSnnZY

#724: The opening of the Smithsonian’s National National Air and Space Museum Museum renovation on the National Mall in Washington, DC. bit.ly/3hLJ8Ph

#725 An airshow crash involving two warbirds, Flight MH17 convictions, A350 carryon weight, GA airplane shipments, A-10s and B-1Bs as attack aircraft, an airport closure impacts seaplanes, G700 on a world tour, and a sustainable jet fuel plant. bit.ly/3EYvTUg

#726 Thoughts on one-pilot cockpits, Frontier Airlines drops customer service line, pigeons on an aircraft carrier, Real ID, A-10 pilot gets flying award, A-1H Skyraider joins National Museum USAF Mooney crashes into tower, America’s best airports. bit.ly/3VzKUBy

#727: Air mobility grants through Gerald R. Ford International Airport, preliminary NTSB report on airshow collision, F-22 Raptor, B777X engine issue, Delta "me too" pilots contract, F-16 crash. bit.ly/3utP02A

#729: We speak with the operator of the world’s largest network of airport lounges. United’s Boeing order, air travel trends, Boom Supersonic engine, Army selects Bell V-280, passengers injured by turbulence. bit.ly/3G9eTv7

In #730: A story about a remarkable man named Si Spiegel who flew the B-17 in World War II and went on to develop something that was unusual for the time, but commonplace now during the Christmas season. bit.ly/3WLoi1B

In #731: The President and CFO of DG Fuels on producing Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF), the Co-Founder and Chief AI at Fetcherr on continuous pricing models for airlines, a look back at 2022 from Main(e) man Micah: bit.ly/3jRWcDP

#732 with Cabin air management technology from Pexco Aerospace, AD for A220 engines, terrible ground crew accident, Southwest meltdown, airport without fuel, happy pets, giveaway winners, AusDesk. bit.ly/3W5scBs

In #733: The NOTAM outage and subsequent ground stop, why Amazon Air is selling cargo capacity, the runway incursion at JFK, the Airbus automated emergency diversion system, and an Australia News Desk report. bit.ly/3JeY7gn

#734 with Grand Dames of Aviation founder and board chairman. Also, The Boeing Company/NASA Transonic Truss-Braced Wing airliner, judge orders Boeing arraignment, Southwest Airlines Pilots Association strike vote, JFK runway incursion, Australia Desk report, 2023 Seattle Aerospace BBQ. bit.ly/3kJ71IJ

In #742 we talk with Condor Airlines Director of Sales about the airline’s plans for the North American market. Also, the FAA Aviation Safety Summit, Russian fighters v. MQ-9 Reaper, CVR recording time, lap infant ban: airplanegeeks.com/742

An Aviation Week complimentary webinar "AI in Aerospace: Looking Beyond the HAIpe" April 24, 2025. AI impact on design, real-world applications, industry reactions, near-term use cases, applications not yet mature. bit.ly/4jcKb5G

The Vulcanair V1 trainer will be built in a new US manufacturing facility and offered as an affordable option for flight training schools through a lease program. We talk with Steve Pope, the Vulcanair NA Director of Communications. bit.ly/3SrFWHm

The UAV Digest podcast is relaunching as UAV News Talk with David Vanderhoof and Max Trescott. The new NTSB News Talk podcast offers discussions of aircraft accidents and investigations. Hosted by Rob Mark and Max Trescott. Look for both in your favorite podcast player.

The 2025 report from the Boeing Chief Aerospace Safety Officer: boeing.com/safety/caso-re…

How do large amateur rockets that reach altitudes of 45,000 feet (or higher) get launch authorization? How the impact on aviation is minimized? We talk to the Experimental Sounding Rocket Association about the International Rocket Engineering Competition. bit.ly/3TiZkqp

In a tell-it-like-it-is conversation, Scott Hamilton, Founder and Managing Director of Leeham News talks about what OEMs are actually developing for next-generation aircraft and engines, industry 2050 carbon goals, the supply chain, and Boeing’s path back. bit.ly/4ll5keE