On 11 November 2019, Todd Curtis was interviewed by station KNX of Los Angeles about how more than three dozen Southwest Airlines 737 airliners, all of which were purchased used from outside of the US, may have inadequate maintenance documentation.

On 22 October 2019, Todd Curtiswas interviewed by station CKTB of St. Catherines, Canada about how a 20-hour test flight by Qantas from New York to Sydney may pave the way for future long flights.

On 6 November 2019, Todd Curtis was interviewed by CKTB radio of St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada and discussed Canadian concerns about the requirements for returning the 737 MAX to service

Todd Curtis interview on ABC Australia radio show RN Drive about on 4 November 2019 about ongoing aviation issues with the 737 MAX and 737 NG aircraft

Todd Curtis interview on CFMJ Toronto on 15 April 2019 about ongoing Canadian aviation issues with the 737 MAX and with C130 aircraft.

Interview with CKTB radio of St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada where Todd Curtis discussed how an in improved, satellite-based air traffic control system may enhance airline safety.

On March 18, 2019, Todd Curtis discussed issues related to the crash of an Ethiopian Airlines 737 MAX on March 10, 2019. The interview was in both English and Spanish

Todd Curtis was interviewed by CKNW radio of Vancouver, Canada and discussed some of the ongoing concerns in the accident investigation, including potential conflicts of interest between Boeing and the FAA.

Todd Curtis interviewed by BBC 5 about a 10 August 2018 event where an airline employee took off in one of his company's aircraft and eventually crashed the plane.

Todd Curtis interviewed on CJOB radio of Winnipeg, Canada on 11 July 2017 about a 7 July 2017 event in San Francisco where an Air Canada A320 nearly landed on a taxiway with four airliners awaiting takeoff.