This week the crew cover:

• Qantas' big A350 announcement
• Riyadh Air's inaugral flight
• 5 military and civilian crashes globally
• Bizzare scenes in Montreal
• a classic Radio Runway game to round it out!

This week, the boys talk about:

• Western Sydney International's first Qantas group flights announced
• A collision involving a Turkish Airlines flight
• The state of Melbourne Airport
• A fun game to finish!

This week, the boys cover:

• Lufthansa's 787 nose wheel collapse
• the further delay of the 777-X program
• the bombing of Kuwait's international airport
• the future of Qantas' A380 program
• a turbulent game at the end!

This week - A Cathay flight from BNE faces scrutiny over heavy turbulence, a United Airlines flight diverts TWICE en route to San Francisco, and Qantas' project sunrise faces supply chain issues. Let's talk!

A new contender is theorised to enter the Aussie aviation landscape. Hoax or solid? The guys discuss. Also, did you read about the Qantas plane that diverted to Papeete in Tahiti? Lots to talk about there. Plus, Nick introduces a new game!! Check it out and enjoy. Head to @Radiorunwaypod on instagram for more great content!

Lots to cover this week - From Frontier's Denver runway scare to a Korean airline market shake-up, to some good news when it comes to airline fuel excise!

Today, we discuss the demise of an airline that spanned 34 years. An airline that offered low fares to a volatile air travel market. We also welcome Ross and Christos back for a discussion on European air travel!

The big 3-0! and with it, a discussion around the merits of premium ecnomoy, and if there even are any. We also introduce a blind-ranking game to the pod, and the boys ask some interesting questions about cabin seating arrangements.

The lads are back talking all things industry! Leading the chat this week: Cathay's sparkly new lounge, Air Force One's replacement, The Competitive Necessity of Australia's aviation landscape.

All 4 of the guys join forces to chat about the growing calls in the US for a super-airline backed by the US government. What are your thoughts? There's also some more updates with the ongong airline strife caused by the Iran situation.