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Guest Darryl Jenkins is a seasoned airline analyst, Chairman of the American Aviation Institute, and author of the Handbook of Airline Economics.
The week’s aviation news:
- EU-China Battle Stalls Sales of Airbus Jets
- US to send JSTARs to South Korea
- United’s Reservation System Switch Goes Well With Only Minor Glitches
In this week’s Australia Desk report: the Qantas Asian venture takes a dive as Malaysia Airlines pulls out of the Red Q proposal, Air New Zealand is upsetting customers with its new “bid for a seat” frequent flyer programme, and Airbus Military offers the RAAF a 6th KC30A tanker.
Find more from Grant and Steve at the Plane Crazy Down Under podcast, and follow the show on Twitter at @pcdu Steve’s at @stevevisscher and Grant at @falcon124.
In his Across The Pond segment, Pieter Johnson talks with Diego López-Salazar from Aeropodcast.com to give us an update on the airlines in Spain. They discuss Spanair, Iberia Express and Volotea and the Spanish Government’s step down from privatisation. Pieter can be found on Twitter as @Nascothornet or XTP Media’s Facebook Page.
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Opening and closing music is provided by Brother Love from the Album Of The Year CD. You can find his great music at http://www.brotherloverocks.com/.
Hi Max,
I was wondering if it would be possible to mention the airplane of the week in the shownotes. I bet David would be happy, and sometimes we listeners can get a little about it before listening to the episode (e.g. I know well what a YF-17 is, but had no clue about that Malibu thing),
best regards, fantastic show as always,
Carlos
Brazil
Carlos: I think I haven’t gotten the airplane of the week into the show notes every week, but I’ll be sure to do that going forward. Thanks for the poke!