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While we have tried to avoid the topic of COVID, today we are diving in! In this episode, we are joined by Chris Sloan, the President and Chief Creative Officer of 2C Creative. As the ultimate AvGeek and an accomplished writer, Chris's CV is quite fascinating. Today, however, he joins us to share his recent experience of a family trip to St. Lucia that went awry due to COVID. Chris explains all the protocols he followed to get to St. Lucia, how he first realized he was having symptoms, and how he tested positive for the virus as part of the COVID procedure to return home. Chris sheds light on how seriously St. Lucia takes COVID, what quarantining in the resort was like for him and his family, the financial implications of his involuntary extended stay, and how he feels about returning to the Caribbean island. Chris may be the first-ever guest on the show who loves American Airlines, and in this discussion, he explains why. You'll also hear about his love of aviation, his role in developing Airways Magazine, and his passion project The Airchive. Before the episode is over, we also share our thoughts on the location of Resorts World in Vegas and the recent changes to MGM Rewards. For all this and more, tune in today!Want to contact us or share something?Email us at:tips@travelzork.com--------------------------------------------Book your next trip with TravelZork Travel!Luxury Hotel Program for Las Vegas and WorldwideBook today:Conrad Las Vegas at Resorts World Las Vegas - Hilton Impresario Program--------------------------------------------Links for episode 124Chris Sloan  Chris Sloan on Twitter  UPDATE: This TPG reader tested positive while on vacation in St Lucia; Here's what happened nextThe Airchive Join The TravelZork Facebook Group - lots of great travel and casino loyalty conversations!--------------------------------------------Support the show! VISIT ZorkOfferwww.zorkoffer.comFoundersCard Membership ProgramSupport the show (https://travelzork.com/travel-deals/usa-miles-points-credit-card-offers/)

Remember back probably in middle school when we learned all about Venn diagrams? You know, the circles. Each one represents a characteristic, and where they overlap, you have the thing that the marketing department is probably looking for… But when it comes to aviation one that always keeps coming up is men, women, and pilots. Not all men are pilots, not all pilots are men. Not all women are pilots, not all pilots are women, and where the overlap part comes in, there's the individuals who are women and pilots. Stay with me, I'm going somewhere with this. There's another Venn diagram that keeps coming up too. And it's where the pilot circle overlaps with the controller circle. There's this tiny little sliver where I find myself, along with a few others who play both sides of the mic. It's cozy in here, and if you want to hang out, you'll find Me, Clay Taylor from Airways Magazine, RH and AG from Opposing Bases, and maybe a few others. And the little sliver gets reeeeealy small when you talk about controllers who are CURRENT pilots. Not “were” or “was in a different life.” Today's guest is pretty noteworthy as she's got a little of every circle I've mentioned thus far. And is generally known as one of the best controllers around. Or was at least, and we'll get to that. But she comes from a tower pretty similar to mine, and form what I've heard, knows how to rock a mic on either side. This is gonna be a fun day… Welcome to Podcasting on a Plane, I'm Brandon Gonzales, Tower Controller, CFI, Former Aircraft salesman, Aviation podcaster, and connoisseur of the Venn diagram… broadcasting as always from the Tower at mythical, yet oh so real West Coast Delta, and this is the podcast where we talk about the backstories behind all that we do in air world. Sometimes on the flying side, sometimes on the ATC side, and sometimes both. And from what your feedback tells me, those are the favorites, so be glad you listened today because that's what's about to happen. Now I mentioned Venn diagrams earlier. And we found ourselves in a really tiny overlap, but I've got just one more circle to add. What about not only controllers who are pilots, but those who actually CARE. People who don't just hold certificates and go to work, but people who go to work because it's their purpose. It isn't just a job. In this little sliver of the Venn diagram, everybody knows each others' names. So today, let me introduce you to Pam…     PlaneEnglish ATC Simulator - Get 10% off with code: delta Support: https://www.patreon.com/podcastingonaplane Buy me a coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/BravoGolf Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/podcastingonaplane/ Twitter: podcastonaplane Website: www.podcastingonaplane.com   Music by: Damma Beatz   Make sure to use good equipment! Bose Headset: https://amzn.to/2FFaKjN Bose ProFlight: https://amzn.to/2VZAJrP Lightspeed Sierra Headset: https://amzn.to/2suAqYA Lightspeed Zulu 3 Headset: https://amzn.to/2RPGg5i    David Clark: https://amzn.to/2FE3y7r

(025) Y ahora imprescindibles: entrevistamos a Enrique Perrella el Editor Jefe de la mejor revista de aviación en todo el mundo que es Airways Magazine que está presente en nuestra sección de imprescindibles.

En este capítulo 25 entrevistamos a Enrique Perrella el Editor Jefe de la mejor revista de aviación en todo el mundo que es Airways Magazine que está presente en nuestra sección de imprescindibles. Repasamos las estadísticas de pasajeros de los aeropuertos españoles durante el año 2020 y volamos con el primer avión complejo para MSFS, el CRJ de aerosoft. ENLACES Y ahora Imprescidibles Página web de airway: https://airwaysmag.com/ Canal youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQkBkZsbHnnzi7zIrZMj6vQ Twitter: https://twitter.com/airwaysmagazine Revista: https://airwaysmag.com/product-category/subscribe/ Podcast: https://airwaysmag.com/category/podcast/ Y ahora simulación Aerosoft CRJ: https://www.aerosoft.com/es/microsoft-flight-simulator/msfs-aviones/3303/aerosoft-aircraft-crj-550/700 Videos The Dude: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCD0IHkIWV8Sq086PIE51Pag Video Easysimpilot: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=guf2lutcGrs&t=7382s

Remember back probably in middle school when we learned all about Venn diagrams? You know, the circles. Each one represents a characteristic, and where they overlap, you have the thing that the marketing department is probably looking for…But when it comes to aviation one that always keeps coming up is men, women, and pilots. Not all men are pilots, not all pilots are men. Not all women are pilots, not all pilots are women, and where the overlap part comes in, there’s the individuals who are women and pilots.Stay with me, I’m going somewhere with this.There’s another Venn diagram that keeps coming up too. And it’s where the pilot circle overlaps with the controller circle. There’s this tiny little sliver where I find myself, along with a few others who play both sides of the mic. It’s cozy in here, and if you want to hang out, you’ll find Me, Clay Taylor from Airways Magazine, RH and AG from Opposing Bases, and maybe a few others. And the little sliver gets reeeeealy small when you talk about controllers who are CURRENT pilots. Not “were” or “was in a different life.”Today’s guest is pretty noteworthy as she’s got a little of every circle I’ve mentioned thus far. And is generally known as one of the best controllers around. Or was at least, and we’ll get to that. But she comes from a tower pretty similar to mine, and form what I’ve heard, knows how to rock a mic on either side.This is gonna be a fun day…Welcome to Podcasting on a Plane, I’m Brandon Gonzales, Tower Controller, CFI, Former Aircraft salesman, Aviation podcaster, and connoisseur of the Venn diagram… broadcasting as always from the Tower at mythical, yet oh so real West Coast Delta, and this is the podcast where we talk about the backstories behind all that we do in air world.Sometimes on the flying side, sometimes on the ATC side, and sometimes both. And from what your feedback tells me, those are the favorites, so be glad you listened today because that’s what’s about to happen.Now I mentioned Venn diagrams earlier. And we found ourselves in a really tiny overlap, but I’ve got just one more circle to add. What about not only controllers who are pilots, but those who actually CARE. People who don’t just hold certificates and go to work, but people who go to work because it’s their purpose. It isn’t just a job.In this little sliver of the Venn diagram, everybody knows each others’ names. So today, let me introduce you to Pam…  PlaneEnglish ATC Simulator - Get 10% off with code: deltaSupport: https://www.patreon.com/podcastingonaplaneBuy me a coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/BravoGolfInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/podcastingonaplane/Twitter: podcastonaplaneWebsite: www.podcastingonaplane.com Music by: Damma Beatz Make sure to use good equipment!Bose Headset: https://amzn.to/2FFaKjNBose ProFlight: https://amzn.to/2VZAJrPLightspeed Sierra Headset: https://amzn.to/2suAqYALightspeed Zulu 3 Headset: https://amzn.to/2RPGg5i   David Clark: https://amzn.to/2FE3y7r #aviation #aviationphotography #flying #atc #airtrafficcontrol #airtrafficcontrolpodcast #aviationpodcast #aopa #whywefly #foreflight #erau #purdue #avgeek #instaaviation #avgeekery #pilotlife  #audioengineer #podcastingonaplane

¿Cómo ven el arranque del nuevo curso quienes se encargan de contar las noticias del sector aéreo? ¿Cuál va a ser el foco de atención informativo durante los próximos meses en el ámbito de la aviación? ¿Son más optimistas que pesimistas de cara a la recuperación de esta industria? Aerovía da el pistoletazo de salida a la temporada 2020-2021 con un capítulo especial cargado de análisis. En él, diez periodistas especializados en el mundo del transporte aéreo comparten su visión sobre el momento crítico que atraviesa el sector y explican cuáles pueden ser los aspectos más relevantes de la actualidad en los próximos meses. En este capítulo intervienen, por orden de aparición, Guillermo Ginés (periodista de ABC), África Semprún (periodista de El Economista), Eduardo Gavilán (gerente de Aviación Digital), Jorge Penalba (director ejecutivo de Avión Revue), Tracy Rucinski (corresponsal de aviación en Estados Unidos de Reuters), Enrique Perrella (editor jefe de Airways Magazine), César Oznaya (director editorial de EnElAire), Pablo Díaz (director editorial de Aviacionline) y Luis Martín-Crespo y Patricia Palomar (de Hispaviación, respectivamente). No te pierdas el capítulo 13 de Aerovía: ‘Especial 2020-2021: la opinión de los periodistas de la aviación'.

Welcome Aboard The Airways Podcast! The 55th episode of the show launches with our three hosts chatting about their encounters with abnormalities during this prolonged COVID-19 quarantine. Rohan talks about his recent experience traveling between Dallas/Ft. Worth and Chicago-O'Hare onboard a 1/4-full Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner while both Enrique and Vinay share some of their experiences in Boston and in Caracas. Up next, James Field, Europe Correspondent for Airways Magazine joins our episode to bring up the Top 10 most-read news during the last four weeks of quarantine—a good summary that will let our audience get situated as we enter the 12th week of COVID-19 contingency. Tune in, the Airways Podcast is here!

La aviación comercial enfrenta un reto histórico. Una situación sin precedentes para este sector que ya en 2001 luego del 11 de septiembre, necesitó reinventarse para salir a flote. Pero que sin duda con esta crisis requiere un esfuerzo todavía mayor. La Asociación de Transporte Aéreo Internacional (IATA) informó que durante el primer trimestre del año, el tráfico aéreo mundial se redujo un 52,9%, con respecto al mismo período del año anterior. Representando esta cifra el mayor desplome en la historia reciente del sector. A nivel mundial, las pérdidas por ingresos en las aerolíneas podrían llegar hasta los 314 mil millones de dólares. Los cuestionamientos son múltiples, ¿cuántas y qué aerolíneas sobrevivirán?, ¿cuánto tiempo tardará el sector en aumentar su facturación, en volver a los números de ingresos previos a la pandemia? César Miguel Rondón analiza el tema junto al piloto comercial y editor de la revista Airways Magazine @airwaysmagazine, Enrique Perrella @Enrique77W. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sincodigo/message

Welcome Aboard The Airways Podcast! The 51st episode of the show kicks off with Rohan Anand and Enrique Perrella sharing their isolation stories as the world continues to be under lockdown due to COVID-19. To steer away from the trendy negative news that has overwhelmed the globe, this episode focuses solely on an interview with David H Striner, the history editor at Airways Magazine.  David is responsible for the history department at Airways and has written an extensive feature on the 90th anniversary of the creation of American Airlines. In this episode, David narrates a few highlights of his story, which takes us back to the late 1950s when several small airlines were brought together to form American Airways—the predecessor of today's American Airlines—all the way until the late 1960s when the carrier entered the jet era. The interview with Stringer evolves into a great conversation in which Rohan and Enrique reveal some great AvGeek memories, such as their first flights on American Airlines 727s and DC-10s, and their shared love for the MD-11. As the world continues to battle COVID-19, the Airways Team hopes you will enjoy this episode. Tune in, The Airways Podcast is here!

Welcome Aboard The Airways Podcast! The 50th episode of the show launches with our hosts sharing their occurrences while on quarantine due to the major coronavirus spread that has brought the world to a halt. Enrique introduces the new Airways Digital Suite, which brings an all-new interface, upgrading the standards in our readers' digital magazine reading experience. The new app is based on a platform that allows readers to search, read, listen to, customize, bookmark, print, share, and enjoy every Airways Magazine article that has been published since 2014. Then, the first analysis in this episode dives into the US airline bailout that will take place soon. Vinay and Rohan discuss the positives and negatives of such bailout, providing deep analysis and commentary. The second analysis in this episode tackles the Twilight of the Jumbo Jet era, following up on Vinay's article that was published on the 26th-anniversary issue of Airways Magazine. Our hosts discuss why the 747 and A380 are no longer viable and provide some insights on the future of the very large airplane (VLA) segment of the market, including why Vinay thinks the Boeing 777-X is in danger. Tune in, The Airways Podcast is here!

Welcome Aboard The Airways Podcast! Season 3 kicks off with an all-new format. Rohan Anand and Vinay Bhaskara welcome Enrique Perrella as the third host of the show. Enrique, the Publisher & Editor in Chief of Airways Magazine, also joins the production team, bringing in numerous guests from the industry to be featured in this season's interview segment. This new season will be edited and cured by our new team member, Jeffry Nova, a professional radio veteran who's taking The Airways Podcast to a new level of quality. In this episode, David Neeleman exclusively tells Airways Managing Editor, Chris Sloan, the tentative launch date of his new startup, code-named Moxy. Rohan, Vinay, and Enrique analyze three topics drawn from the top headlines in the commercial aviation scene: Boeing mothballs the launching of the 777-8X. Cathay Pacific changes its top management. Tokyo-Narita gives way to Haneda as the prime airport for US carriers. Tune in, The Airways Podcast is here!

On this episode of AvTalk, we get an update on the Aeroflot 1492 accident. Southwest makes a deal with their mechanics while American goes to court with theirs. And Chris Sloan from Airways Magazine stops by to chat about his recent trip to Russia to fly on vintage Soviet aircraft. Aeroflot 1492 New video that … The post AvTalk Episode 58: Flying Nostalgia appeared first on Flightradar24 Blog.

Rachel Bowditch (Phd) is a theatre director, an Associate Professor, Head of the MFA in Performance, and the Director of Graduate Studies in the School of Film, Dance, and Theatre in the Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts. Her areas of specialty are the Lecoq method, Rasaboxes, mask, devising, site-specific theatre, immersive theatre, incorporating innovative technology into performance, festival and utopian theory, and performance studies.  She is the author of three books: On the Edge of Utopia: Performance and Ritual at Burning Man (2010/University of Chicago Press/Seagull), Performing Utopia (2017/University of Chicago Press/Seagull), and Physical Dramaturgy: Perspectives from the Field (2018/Routledge) with Jeff Casazza and Annette Thornton. She is currently working on a book under contract with Routledge about Richard Schechner’s performance workshop and rasaboxes with Paula Murray Cole and Michele Minnick (expected publication 2019). Her work has been published in TDR (The Performance Review), Performance Research, Theatre Topics, the Journal of Media and Religion, Ecumenica, and Puppetry International as well as book chapters in Festive Devils in the Americas edited by Milla Riggio and Paolo Vignolo, Playa Dust: Collected Stories from Burning Man edited by Samantha Krukowski, and Focus on World Festivals edited by Chris Newbold. She presents both her scholarship and theatre research at theatre conferences nationally and internationally. She has was a recent Fellow at the Harvard Mellon Institute for Performance Research in 2018. She has received competitive funding from the Map Fund, the National Endowment for the Arts, the Network of Ensemble Theatres NET/TEN Exchange Grant, and the Arizona Commission on the Arts. Her performance and directing work specializing in devising, site-specific, and physical theatre, tackle challenging social issues from suicide, addiction, madness, forced relocation, the death penalty, and colonization has been seen at theatres and venues such as Childsplay, Mixed Blood, Northwest Children's Theatre, the Denver Center, Mesa Arts Center, Phoenix Art Museum, IDEA Museum, and Scottsdale Public Art. Her artistic work has been featured and reviewed in The Director's Vision by Scott Shattuck, Digital Media, Projection Design, and Technology for Theatre by Alex Oliszewski and Daniel Fine (Routledge), New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Theatre Journal, Newsweek, American Theatre, The Sun (NYC), The Village Voice, Time Out New York, Live Design, Rolling Stone, Vogue Italia, U.S. Airways Magazine, Channel 12 News, Channel 8/PBS, ABC 15 News, Minneapolis Star Tribune, Minneapolis Daily Planet, Aisle Say Twin Cities, TYA Today, the Phoenix New Times and Arizona Republic among other publications. As a Burning Man scholar, she has been attending the event since 2001. For directing work visit: www.vesselproject.org

On this episode of AvTalk, we spend as little amount of time talking about Post Malone as possible. We find out that some aircraft are equipped with a ‘flux capacitator’. And Chris Sloan, the managing editor of Airways Magazine, joins us to discuss what he’s learned from interviewing leaders at Delta, United, and JetBlue this … The post AvTalk Episode 39: A Broken Flux Capacitator appeared first on Flightradar24 Blog.

Bienvenue dans le quatrième épisode de ce podcast !Cette épisode fait suite à l’épisode 3 où nous discutions du parcours et de l’intérêt d’une licence de pilote privé. Afin de continuer la discussion, nous interviewons un instructeur de vol ayant formé de nombreux élèves au PPL.En introduction, je présente donc le premier invité de ce podcast, Jeff. Jeff est un pilote professionnel actuellement copilote sur Airbus A320. Avant d’être embauché en tant que copilote, il a été instructeur de vols dans plusieurs aéroclubs de la région Lyonnaise.ActualitésCette semaine, nous parlons d’un des nouveaux programmes de Gulfstream le G500. Le G500 est un avion d’affaires haut de gamme visant à remplacer le G450 et le GIV. Il s’agit d’un des compétiteurs du Falcon 5X dont nous discutions lors de l’épisode précédent.Nous discuterons plus particulièrement de deux innovations majeurs de ce programme : le tableau supérieur (overhead en anglais) tactile et le système fly-by-wire doté de mini-manches couplés mécaniquement. Pour plus d’informations, vous pouvez consulter l’article de Flying Magazine au sujet de cet avion et l’article d’Airways Magazine au sujet des mini-manches.Les photos du Gulfstream G500 sont disponibles dans la description de l'épisode.Rubrique thématiqueComme présenté en introduction, nous discutons avec Jeff de son expérience en tant qu’instructeur de vol et du processus pour devenir pilote privé. Voici la liste des questions posées à Jeff : Est-ce que tu peux te présenter et nous expliquer le parcours qui t’a amené à devenir instructeur de vol ? Pour toi, est-ce que c’était un choix de faire instructeur de vol ou est-ce que c’était plus une manière de commencer à travailler dans l’aviation de manière concrète ? Plus jeune, qu’est ce qui t’a amené à t’intéresser à l’aviation ? Avant de commencer la prépa et l’ENAC, quel était ton expérience aéronautique ? Comment s’est déroulée ta formation FI et qu’est ce que ça représente en terme de difficulté ? Une fois la qualification FI obtenu, comment as-tu trouvé un aéroclub ? Que recherchais-tu exactement ? Tu as commencé en tant que bénévole ou as-tu réussi à trouver un emploi salarié ? Qu’est ce que ça fait de se retrouver pour la première fois avec un élève dans le cadre d’une leçon d’instruction ? Peux-tu nous décrire le déroulement d’une séance typique d’instruction ? Quelles sont les avantages et les inconvénients de voler à partir d’un terrain contrôlé ? Quels sont, selon toi, les critères importants pour le choix d’un aéroclub ? Supposons le cas d’une personne qui se retrouve à devoir choisir entre deux aéroclubs équivalents mais avec des avions école différents. Est-ce que pour toi ca a une importance et quels sont les critères qui peuvent permettre de choisir entre les deux ? As-tu déjà un peu de formation sur avions à train classique ? Peux-tu nous décrire le déroulement d’un vol d’examen PPL et plus particulièrement les compétences théoriques et pratiques qui sont évaluées ? As-tu repris des élèves en cours de formation ou as-tu pris des élèves qui débutaient de zéro ? Quel type de public as-tu rencontré en aéroclub ? Quelles étaient les motivations des gens pour se lancer dans une aventure potentiellement longue et compliquée comme un PPL ou un LAPL ? Est-ce que ça change quelque chose de commencer à apprendre à piloter en tant plus âgé ? Selon ton expérience, quelles sont les principales difficultés rencontrées par les élèves pendant la formation PPL ? En tant qu’instructeur, comment gères-tu un élève qui aurait une difficulté particulière au cours de la formation ? Quels sont tes meilleurs souvenirs d’instruction ? As-tu gardé des contacts avec tes anciens élèves ? Continuent-ils à voler ? Quels conseils aurais-tu pour quelqu’un qui veut se lancer dans un PPL ou un LAPL ? Le musée évoqué par Jeff dans l’interview est le musée de l’aviation Clément Ader.ConclusionMerci d’avoir écouté le quatrième épisode de Parlons Aviation. J’espère que cet épisode vous a plu. Si vous souhaitez nous envoyer vos questions, remarques ou suggestions, n’hésitez pas à utiliser le formulaire de contact.N’hésitez pas à laisser un avis sur iTunes afin d’aider d’autres personnes à trouver ce podcast. Si vous pensez que ça mérite 5 étoiles, alors c’est encore mieux !CréditsPhotos Gulfstream G500 : Gulfstream, AIN Online et Flying MagazineCe podcast est proposé sous licence Creative Commons BY-NC-ND 3.0.

Our guest for this episode is Paul Thompson, an aviation and travel journalist for Airways Magazine and Travel Pulse, and a 15-year airline industry veteran.

Pakistan International Airlines is the topic of the first Deep Dive bonus segment of the Airways Podcast, Airways Senior Business Analyst Vinay Bhaskara and Columnist Rohan Anand discuss recent news about PIA’s long haul fleet (0:38), PIA considering the 787 (4:52), PIA’s need for fleet rationalization (9:23), PIA’s worsening financial results (10:34), PIA’s long haul network challenges (13:00), Rohan’s Pakistani roots and PIA’s meaning to its employees (15:54), our first South Asian airline experiences (20:42), Vinay’s upcoming Boeing article in Airways Magazine (23:52)