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The Airways Podcast

The Airways Podcast, hosted by Airways Digital Editor Helwing Villamizar and aviation analysts Rohan Anand and Vinay Bhaskara, is a bimonthly show that covers the latest news and updates from the commercial aviation industry.

In each episode, we have discussions with guests and conduct a featured interview with a notable figure in the industry to gain insights into their plans, goals, and challenges. We also explore topics such as industry trends and recent developments, and analyze their impact on the commercial aviation sector.

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In this episode of the Airways Podcast, we discuss two important wide-body orders: Air Canada’s for 18 Boeing 787-10 jets, with the option to purchase 12 more, and Air France-KLM’s for 50 A350 jets, with the option to purchase 40 more. Plus, Rohan and Vinay go into detail about Delta Air Line’s unpopular changes to its frequent-flyer program.

Hosted by: Helwing Villamizar, Rohan Anand, and Vinay Bhaskara

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