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Simple Flying’s latest podcast is live, hosted by Managing Editor Tom Boon and Senior Editor Channing Reid. The 250th episode is now available for listening.
The Simple Flying Podcast is released weekly, covering some of the week's most significant commercial aviation stories with commentary.
In episode 250, Boon and Reid discuss several key topics:
- Southwest Airlines closing two crew bases
- Alaska Airlines considers Starlink
- Frontier Airlines adds new flights to Snohomish
- Canada's second Airbus A380 operator
- Allegiant Air cuts routes & closes LAX crew base
Listeners can access the podcast on various platforms:
- Spotify
- Overcast
The hosts encourage listener engagement through feedback or suggestions in the comments section of the article. Additionally, listeners can email questions for potential inclusion in next week’s episode.
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Boeing's Dreamlifter aircraft has been making regular flights to Taranto-Grottaglie Airport in southern Italy, sparking curiosity among aviation enthusiasts and industry analysts.
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