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AINdebrief is a weekly summary of aviation news delivered by the Aviation International News editorial team. To submit news to AIN, please contact ctrautvetter@ainonline.com.

  1. 29/04/2022

    Pilots Go Nuts for Airfare Snacks

    Need healthy snacks when you're on the go? That's why Justin Steinfelder and Geremy Bass founded Airfare, which delivers pouches of fresh, natural snack foods to travelers and flight crews all over the world.

    Pilots Go Nuts for Airfare Snacks

  2. 25/04/2022

    EarEarth Day: Aviation Sustainability with 4Airth Day: Aviation Sustainability with 4Air

    To celebrate Earth Day, AIN sat down with Kennedy Ricci, president of business aviation sustainability firm 4Air, to see why operators in this industry should be concerned about their carbon footprint. He also outlines how aircraft operators can make small changes by using sustainable aviation fuel and carbon credits to reduce, or even zero out, their carbon emissions.

    EarEarth Day: Aviation Sustainability with 4Airth Day: Aviation Sustainability with 4Air

  3. 19/04/2022

    AINdebrief: Ergo Apps Help Pilots Be More Prepared

    Corporate and airline pilot Jim Stabile has developed the Ergo suite of iPad apps, which help pilots manage critical fuel and oxygen reserves during emergency situations. Not only can Ergo add to safety margins but it also helps operators save money and reduce emissions by lowering the amount of fuel that needs to be carried.

    AINdebrief: Ergo Apps Help Pilots Be More Prepared

  4. 12/04/2022

    AINdebrief: Four Corners Aviation

    Four Corners Aviation has launched Freedom, a new product in the aircraft management space, offering corporate aircraft as a service instead of traditional aircraft ownership and all of its headaches. Join Four Corners president and COO Cameron Gowans as he explains how Freedom works and helps buyers of business aviation lift save money.

    AINdebrief: Four Corners Aviation

  5. 31/03/2022

    March 2022: Fixing the Aviation Industry's Gender Gap

    In this episode, AIN senior editor Kerry Lynch talks about the lack of gender diversity in the aviation industry, especially female pilots, aircraft maintenance technicians, and company CEOs. She outlines the problem laid out in a new federal committee report and then explains what trade association Women in Aviation International is doing about the problem, including what happened at the organization's annual conference earlier this month in Nashville, Tennessee. This podcast is sponsored by business aviation sustainability solutions company 4AIR.

    March 2022: Fixing the Aviation Industry's Gender Gap

  6. 28/02/2022

    February 2022: Singapore Airshow Rides Again

    In this episode, AIN editor-in-chief Matt Thurber talks about his experience at the Singapore Airshow earlier this month. This includes his take on the Covid-19-related restrictions just to get to the Asian city-state, but also those at the airshow itself, which required masking at all times—both indoors and outside. Matt also gives his impression about attendance and news announced at the airshow. This podcast is sponsored by business aviation sustainability solutions company 4AIR.

    February 2022: Singapore Airshow Rides Again

  7. 31/01/2022

    January 31, 2022: Seeking a Solution to the 5G Aviation Problem

    In this episode, AIN contributing editor Mark Huber explains the 5G C-band interference issue that can affect aircraft radar altimeters. He explains how we even got into this situation, why there is the potential for the 5G wireless networks at Verizon and AT&T to interfere with radar altimeters, what the FAA is currently doing to temporarily ease the problem, and what can be done long term to solve this issue. This podcast is sponsored by business aviation sustainability solutions company 4AIR.

    January 31, 2022: Seeking a Solution to the 5G Aviation Problem

  8. 27/12/2021

    December 27, 2021: Flying the Joby eVTOL Simulator

    In this episode, AIN editor-in-chief Matt Thurber describes what it was like to fly the Joby electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft simulator at the company's Washington, D.C. office. The simulator is built to look like the cockpit of the real Joby aircraft, and it uses X-Plane simulation software for visualization and terrain display, but the flight modeling is all Joby-developed. And it was surprisingly easy to fly. This podcast is sponsored by business aviation sustainability solutions company 4AIR.

    December 27, 2021: Flying the Joby eVTOL Simulator
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AINdebrief is a weekly summary of aviation news delivered by the Aviation International News editorial team. To submit news to AIN, please contact ctrautvetter@ainonline.com.

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