
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


Send us a text
Watch the episode here:
https://youtu.be/5AsFuqd5-jY?feature=shared
Brad Tilden is a general aviation pilot and the retired CEO of Alaska Airlines.
In this episode, we sit down with Brad to find out about his aviation roots, including his Dad who worked on the "moon buggy" first utilized on the surface of the moon during Apollo 15. He got his pilot's license as a young man and continues to fly regularly.
His working career took him from a paperboy, to a dishwasher on an Amtrak train, and eventually to the CEO position with Alaska Airlines. We covered a range of topics including lesson learned during tragedy, leadership and decision making, and the challenges of leading a company through a merger.
*The views expressed in this podcast are solely the views of the host and the guest and do not reflect any organizations they have worked for in the past or are currently associated with.
By Aviation5
2121 ratings
Send us a text
Watch the episode here:
https://youtu.be/5AsFuqd5-jY?feature=shared
Brad Tilden is a general aviation pilot and the retired CEO of Alaska Airlines.
In this episode, we sit down with Brad to find out about his aviation roots, including his Dad who worked on the "moon buggy" first utilized on the surface of the moon during Apollo 15. He got his pilot's license as a young man and continues to fly regularly.
His working career took him from a paperboy, to a dishwasher on an Amtrak train, and eventually to the CEO position with Alaska Airlines. We covered a range of topics including lesson learned during tragedy, leadership and decision making, and the challenges of leading a company through a merger.
*The views expressed in this podcast are solely the views of the host and the guest and do not reflect any organizations they have worked for in the past or are currently associated with.

3,686 Listeners

1,464 Listeners

61 Listeners

11,478 Listeners

953 Listeners

709 Listeners

783 Listeners

310 Listeners

938 Listeners

345 Listeners

45,703 Listeners

165 Listeners

768 Listeners

17,001 Listeners

220 Listeners