Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 8 days 14 hours 26 minutes
Flight 009. The secrets of SFO Air Traffic Control with Dan Hamilton. The Germanwings disaster and its implication for the industry. Uber for lost luggage. A remote controlled airport. Lufthansa flies entrepreneurs in India.
Flight 008. The power of data to fly faster. The power of Matrix to book better. The power of sensors for better airports. Ryanair goes transatlantic. Why all the strikes at Lufthansa. A look at the world of mistake fares.
Flight 007. For Your Ears Only: The Man With The Golden Apple Watch. The MH370 Report Is Not Enough. The Messaging Apps Who Loved Me. From The U.S. Airlines With Love. Quantum of Solar Impulse. 747s Are Forever.
Flight 006. Google Flights is out of beta. The Bombardier CS300 is out of the hangar. A mobile passport is out at Miami Airport. Ryanair’s mobile future is out. Airbus is out with its Airwolf helicopter. Middle seats are out. But the MH370 mystery stays in.
Flight 005. Who are the Gulf airlines. Why is Lufthansa going low cost. How to win Air France upgrades on your phone. Where are Delta’s lost dogs. Which aircraft breaks the round the world record. What is the name of the largest airline in the world. Could China Eastern’s digital personal assistant answer those questions?
Flight 004. US voices rise against Gulf airlines, SkyMall rises from the ashes, a business-only airline rises above the Atlantic, drones will now carefully rise, airside eyes rise for Google Glass and airport codes rise in complexity.
Flight 003. EasyJet drops the .com, Japan Airline adds leg room, LCY expands, a comparison of flight ticket search apps, selfies crash a plane and is Emirates considering the 747-8?
Flight 002. Air Force One goes 747-8, Skymark goes bankrupt, carry ons go smart, Qantas goes virtual, safety videos go mobile and in-flight entertainment goes into the future.
Flight 001. Alex & Paul debate on the A380's future, SkyMall's demise, the relationship between WhatsApp and Flyertalk, Cathay's new campaign, and Plane Finder.