Good Gosh! Were we wrong about the short-term prospect of Air Taxis? Reality Check: Could it be that the air taxi buzz has been losing lift over the past few months? Companies such as Joby Aviation and Archer Aviation have been trying to secure government contracts.

Here's the deal: In response to one of our articles on pilot mental health a reader asked, “Pilots are not the only ones facing mental health issues, you know?” (paraphrased). To which we answered in an article. True. But…

In this episode of the On Aviation™ Podcast, we talk a little bit about employment within the aviation industry, what we've experienced over the last year, and what we might expect to see in 2024.

In this episode of the On Aviation™ Podcast, Daniel and Orlando had another Fireside chat this time focusing on the concept of deflation and what this means for the aviation industry, and the overall economy in general.

In this week's On Aviation™ Podcast, Daniel and Orlando had a Fireside chat about a wide variety of topics within aviation. Touched on disparate topics such as runway incursions, the FAA investing $100M to curb runaway incursions, the pilot-in-command being the ultimate authority for the safety of a flight, fractional aircraft ownership and the economy, the aviation industry, and much more.

In this week's On Aviation™ Podcast, we discuss what's new in aviation technology. We discussed Boeing launching a new data tool for net-zero emissions targeting, the progress of electric vertical takeoff and landing vehicles (EVTOL), 5G technology and its effects on airlines, what some companies like Garmin are doing about it, and much more.

As we have stated many times in our articles and on this podcast, the aviation industry does not operate in a bubble and is very sensitive to economic shocks. Many believe the mother of all economic shocks is expected between 2023 and 2024. What does this mean for the aviation industry? How should Businesses and individuals operating within that industry prepare to prevail and prosper?

In this episode of the On Aviation™ Podcast, we discuss how inflation affects the incomes of individuals and businesses within the aviation industry. We define real income and provide some insights into how individuals and businesses within the industry can deal with rising inflation moving forward, particularly as it relates to income.

In recent months we've seen a steady decline or flattening out of the increasing rate of inflation year over year. For many, this means that inflation is coming down and it will continue to come down over time. We believe otherwise.

Will Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) be a net positive for the aviation industry? In this On Aviation™ Podcast, we discuss both sides of the argument and do a deep dive into what this means for individuals and businesses operating in the aviation industry. We also let the listener know which side of the fence we sit on this topic.