This episode turns the tables on Gueric and Courtney by having industry listeners interview them.  David Sims and Brian Rynott join to torture the original hosts with questions about themselves.  This podcast touches on the history of...

Adam Pilarski shares his background and journey in aviation, from his initial disinterest in the industry to his career at McDonnell Douglas and eventually joining of Avitas. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the logic behind busine...

Bryson Monteleone shares his journey in the aviation industry, starting from his work in politics to his transition into aviation consulting. He discusses his experience working for Mort Beyer and the valuable insights he gained from the indust...

Rob Dewar shares his journey in aviation, from his childhood fascination with planes to his career at Bombardier and Airbus. He highlights the importance of curiosity and a passion for learning in pursuing a career in aerospace. Dewar also disc...

Steve Rimmer shares his journey in the aviation industry, which started with his upbringing and passion for airplanes. He discusses how chance and being in the right place at the right time played a role in his career. Steve talks about his exp...

Frank O'Hagan shares his journey in the aviation industry, from growing up at an airport to working in aircraft maintenance and transitioning to the banking side of aviation. He discusses his experiences with aircraft, leasing, and the challeng...

Mary Ellen Jones (Mej) has had quite a journey through the aviation industry, from her early career in government relations to her transition into sales and her experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic. She shares insights into the challenges, ...

SummaryEdmond Huot talks with Gueric and Courtney about branding in the airline industry. The conversation explores the importance of understanding the client's personality and decision-making dynamics in creating effective cam...

Brett Snyder shares his journey in the aviation industry, starting from his childhood fascination with airplanes to working in the airline and travel industry. He discusses his experiences at America West, United, and PriceGrabber, as well as t...

What would it take to break up the duopoly?  A lot of money, strong aftermarket support, and a healthy dose of insanity.Ross Mitchell of MHIRJ joins us on the Time on Wing Podcast to discuss his history in the regional space.  ...

What if the most efficient way to move air travelers might be on the ground?Seat costs and carbon emissions 90% lower than airborne options, industry-leading seat pitch, 100% available wifi, air-side connections, and the guaranteed lowe...

Lawfirm vs. lessor vs. airline - which is a more demanding environment?Priscilla Branco, SVP of Marketing for Macquarie Air Finance, talks through her history in law, airlines, and aircraft lessors.  We also spend time discussing t...

What does aircraft and engine maintenance have to do with leasing aircraft?  Everything.We have a conversation with Shannon Ackert to talk about the changes coming in the industry with maintenance costs and escalation.  Shanno...

What are some of the challenges the airline industry is facing in achieving sustainability?We talk sustainability with Shashank Nigam and Dirk Singer of Simpliflying.  The discussion proves to be far more nuanced than "don't emit c...

How do aircraft manufacturers consider new aircraft development?This latest Time on Wing podcast welcomes Andy Shankland, Managing Director and Partner at Seabury Aviation Partners.  Andy's former roles included time at British Aer...

What does it take to build an aviation software business from the bottom up?  Forget the common paths.  Thomas Jaeger and Max Oldorf discuss the genesis of ch-aviation and how it grew into the company it is today.

What was it like trading DC-10-30s?  It was good.  Very good.Jep Thornton talks about the various cycles in aircraft trading and leasing.  We discuss the history of the leasing business and how today is different but stil...

It's widely accepted that SAF will have a future in aviation, but what exactly is SAF?  Ashwin Jadhav joins us from Twelve to discuss how they are creating sustainable aviation fuels directly from CO2.  This is just one of man...

Which airlines have the strongest brands today?  Henry Harteveldt, President of Atmosphere Research and expert of all things travel and airline branding, discusses his path through the airline marketing and research world.  We...

How will the recent AOG fake parts scandal change aviation?Adam Belusko from Avtrac discusses the past, present, and future challenges with the parts market, and how closely values are tied to tracking.  Adam also announces...

When can we start seeing benefits toward 2050 carbon targets?  Why not today?Chris Jones of Aero Design Labs discusses the options available today to achieve incremental CO2 reduction today.  He walks through his history as in...

What's in store for aircraft manufacturers over the next decade? Richard Aboulafia, Managing Director at AeroDynamic Advisory, walks us through his journey through aviation and how he thinks about the current state of the industry....

What does it take to bring a new aircraft program to market?During this discussion, John Feren of SplitRock Aviation calls on his decades of experience at Boeing, ACG, and L3.  It takes us through ESG, emerging technologies, and ai...

In the new world of supply chain challenges, how does a full-service aircraft maintenance and component service plan for the future?  Digitally.Abdol Moabery joins the Time on Wing Podcast to discuss the story of GA Telesis from it...

What is behind the business of aviation intelligence?Jon Ostrower, Editor in Chief of The Air Current, discusses the business of covering aviation in the media.  We discuss the challenges at Boeing, as well as the stories worth wat...