Category: Podcasts

Adam and Jake discuss whether Australia’s aviation firefighting fleet is up to scratch as California battles devastating wildfires.

In the first Australian Aviation Podcast for 2025, Adam and Jake look at the potential ramifications of the devastating Jeju Air crash in South Korea.

50 years after Cyclone Tracy hit Darwin, Jake talks to survivor and former TAA Darwin manager Paul Boyce, who helped coordinate the efforts to evacuate and rebuild the city.

Adam and Jake break down the biggest stories of the year, from airline collapses to new partnerships and long-awaited reforms.

Adam and Jake discuss whether the industry – and government – are doing enough to make sure disabled passengers can fly safely and comfortably.

Adam and Jake look at the latest news on the Virgin Australia-Qatar Airways deal, including controversy over a potential CEO appointment that may anger a key union.

Adam and Jake examine the potential causes behind sky-high airfares in the Northern Territory.

Adam and Jake ask whether Virgin and Qatar should be allowed exclusive codesharing rights on flights to Europe, the Middle East and Africa.

Jake Nelson speaks to former columnist for The Australian Financial Review, Joe Aston, about his explosive new book, The Chairman’s Lounge: The Inside Story of How Qantas Sold Us Out.

Adam and Jake discuss the Qantas AGM amid fresh controversy around former CEO Alan Joyce.