Bryan Air

✈️Round 2 of our "Shoot The Breeze" series. We discuss our digital documentation program, Bryan re-lives his gap year in the U.K and why it's okay to suck at certain elements in your life. Traditional flight deck banter with a hint of optimism and motivation.

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✈️It looked like Mango Airlines was on the road to recovery until the Air Service Licensing Council suspended their license for two years 🐀. The South African government continues to hold tourism hostage as foreign airlines suspend inbound flights due to the non-issuance of visas. Emirates starts employment again, Qatar hits a pole, and Ryan develops an Australian accent.

A big congratulations to Gavin Hill for getting his beloved RV8 in the air, and a special thanks to Fran Laidler for becoming a Patreon Supporter

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✅Quick Episode Summary:

• Mango hopes killed by the air service license council.
• Cathay Pacific is in no hurry to return to Johannesburg.
• Emirates cuts flights to Nigeria.
• Qatar receives a dodgy amount of pilot applications, and they hit a pole.
• Emirates starts external interviews for First Officers.
• Qantas execs to work as baggage handlers for three months.
• 787 Dreamliner resumes deliveries.
• ICAO's credibility is brought into question.
• What do you know about the open fan engine?
• RSA visa issues.
• The importance of proof of work.
• Never give up on your dreams!

👉Articles and Links Mentioned In The Episode:

Aviation Talent Shortage With Arpad Szakal: https://youtu.be/k00pl50lY1E

Naval On JRE: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3ijkVfaht5kcFPvHcCbYYD?si=5c2e61dff7f541fc

Chris Williamson On JRE: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3XMmLbHR7MUJsvrs3pmDWx?si=e28563571e904d7b

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Arpad Szakal joins the podcast to chat about the talent shortage in the aviation sector.

Arpad is an Executive Search & Leadership Assessment professional and a former aviation lawyer. He is an experienced search consultant with specialised expertise in the engineering, infrastructure and manufacturing sectors, as well as aerospace and defence.

Today, Arpad is a principal consultant at Cormis Partners based in London. He speaks on a range of career management topics, including executive communication skills and career planning.

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✅Quick Episode Summary:

• The current skills shortage in the aviation industry.
• Roles that are in the highest demand within the industry.
• What matter's most to today's talent?
• The way that employers can attract the right staff.

👉Articles and Links Mentioned In The Episode:

Contact Arpad: https://www.linkedin.com/in/arpadszakal/

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✈️It has been a busy week at Simaero. Simulator training has picked up nicely, and we look forward to a positive second half of the year. SA Express is finally set for liquidation, Lufthansa cancels even more flights, and Qatar is voted the best airline in the world. We discuss pilot salaries in South Africa and a very cool podcast recommendation from Ryan.

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👉Articles and Links mentioned on the show:

Jocko's Podcast

Jocko On Modern Wisdom

Jocko's "Good" Video

Guy Ritchie On Joe Rogan

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✈️Cape Town leads South Africa's tourism drive. There's an important new order for the 737 MAX at the Farnborough airshow. Clever technology to help you find your boarding gate. A recent travel experience from one of our listeners and an important tip for anyone planning on travelling through Europe in the coming months.

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✅Quick Episode Summary:

00:00 Welcome back

02:09 Cape Town ILS Runway 01 suspended

04:13 Jet fuel crisis in South Africa

06:13 Vitality news

08:49 Both Delta and United will operate to Cape Town

17:14 Another light aircraft crash in South Africa

22:15 Farnborough airshow news

33:46 Emirates hydroponics plant

36:06 The new Gulfstream

38:44 Airport innovation

44:40 Listener travel experience

58:02 Apple Air Tags

01:01:50 Special mentions - Kendra Evans

👉Articles and Links mentioned on the show:

Simple Flying With Willie Walsh

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✅In this episode:

There's a battle looming between the decision makers at the world's busiest airport and Emirates. Simon Newton-Smith resigns from Spoories Version 2.0 as FlySafair, Airlink, Lift, and Cemair sells out tickets for the Johannesburg - Cape Town route. Baggage repatriations to fix the bottleneck in Europe and pilot jobs are plentiful.

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Ryan shares his love for on-time performance. Positive visa news, mobile apps, airshows and new Bryan Air branding.

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Quick Episode Summary:

00:00 Welcome back

00:41 New branding for Bryan Air

03:09 Airlink to Victoria Falls

06:13 The importance of the tourism sector

07:48 Heathrow news

08:34 UK visas - good news

09:46 The ACSA mobile app

14:16 Pilot pay and unions

19:27 Are you visiting Farnborough 2022?

20:34 Oshkosh

26:12 Air cargo and e-commerce

29:24 Big orders for Airbus in China

31:55 Story of the week, On-time performance

42:12 Bryan Air Advisory

Podcasting Articles and Links mentioned on the show:

https://www.aerotime.aero/articles/31570-european-pilots-easa-action

https://blog.slingaircraft.com/sling-high-wings-from-joburg-to-oshkosh-and-on/?fbclid=IwAR2MF5RbJA7TUTf0p7K1TIocybuBhdv8x-1Yt0Csk-RdoFXRUJJ2qYfQ71g

https://podcasts.apple.com/za/podcast/i-am-with-jonny-wilkinson/id1610549437

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Bryan returns to Johannesburg after a successful AviaDev in the Mother City. A special thanks to everyone at Airlink for making my travel experience exceptional. Travel chaos in Europe as staff shortages take a toll on airports and airlines. Would you accept a 10,000USD payday to take a later flight?

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✅Quick Episode Summary:

00:00 On today's show

02:13 New tech Rodecaster Pro 2

05:17 Travelling mask free

08:30 Airlink review

17:28 Full service vs low cost

19:02 What are the airports like?

23:26 More EASA exams in South Africa

25:13 SAA deal

28:39 Emirates tyre burst

30:00 SAS files for chapter 11

30:16 Travel chaos in Europe

38:45 Delayed flight incentives in the USA

43:04 Airbus A380s are back

45:01 Story of the week, AviaDev 2022

55:36 Roger Foster

01:00:43 Special mentions

✈️Podcasting Articles and Links mentioned by Bryan and Ryan:

AviaDev Panel Discussion

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Quick Episode Summary:

• Lift airline, saying and doing all the right things.
• Fly Safair adds 10 new routes across sub-Saharan Africa to take advantage of the gap left by Comair.
• Are Mango airlines really making a comeback?
• Cape Town airport wins another Skytrax award.
• US and UK travel chaos continues during the summer holiday season.
• Emirates continues with excellent innovation, this time in the comfort of your home or hotel.

Links:

777 aborted take-off - https://www.flightglobal.com/safety/crew-of-777-aborted-take-off-at-high-speed-after-seeing-e190-stopping-on-runway/149063.article

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Thank You

On 20 May we did our first show with the new layout. I started the show with a letter to the listener, this was the letter read on the episode titled "The aviation recovery" on 20 May 2020.

Welcome to a brand new look for the Bryan Air podcast. Amidst the chaos and disruption of the Covid-19 pandemic and a desire to do something different, we decided to change things up and make a show that looks at global trends and news inside the aviation market with an optimistic and positive bias for this industry we share so much passion for.

Our ambition is to provide the listener with a platform to keep you informed of opportunities, introduce relevant newsworthy stories and promote individuals and businesses that are making aviation better, stronger and more resilient for the future.

We are in an industry that has been severely impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic. We will stay on top of the trends, movements and changes in the market as it is today and furnish insight into what it may look like tomorrow.

I couldn't do this by myself, the dynamics of the show and subject matter require a certain type of personality. Brett Preston has been a long time friend of mine with an intricate knowledge of the commercial aspects of the aviation market. Ryan Parrock and I have shared the flight deck on many occasions and have a shared ambition for the continuous improvement of airline safety and aviation training.

We are committed to a weekly show to keep the content fresh and news applicable to the ever-changing environment we find ourselves in.

We are positive about the future of aviation, as a human race we don't stay still for long, things will improve, the demand will return and we look forward to seeing our industry at the pinnacle of the economic recovery.

As with anything in life, the more you practice and the harder you try the better chance you have of making a success of your venture. Please support us by subscribing to the show if you haven't done so already and share the show with your friends, families and your colleagues. I would like to use this platform as a humble means to support any fellow aviator past and present with any form of guidance or opportunity we are able to provide. The aviation family is a close one, this is the start of a new chapter but is by no means the end.