Hosted by Ashwin · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 48 episodes
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Welcome to our ”easy-listening” podcast introducing the exciting variety of commercial aviation! Tailored for budding aviation enthusiasts, young aviation professionals, students thinking about aviation careers, and of course the long-time AvGeek too!
Ashwin hosts The Aeropedia Podcast, a leisure show with 48 episodes published.
Tom Lelyo navigated a unique path into aviation, learning the industry through calls, training, and persistence. Join us as we hear how jet brokerages work, and how Tom launched his own brokerage and now pays it forward
From childhood in Zimbabwe singing to approaching airplanes to now helping safeguard aviation across Africa, this episode explores the science, coordination, and passion behind safe flight with Chinga Mazhetese, Regional
Ignacio Ottati shares his path from Venezuela where he flew Cessna's with his dad to his current role in air service development at Calgary International Airport. Learn what it takes to connect Calgary to the world, and
A former Royal Air Force pilot, Robert Harrison, shares his journey from military cockpits and NetJets to leading Cranfield University’s National Flying Laboratory. He explains how Cranfield's Saab 340 “flying classroom”
Amy Ashburg, Learning & Organizational Development Manager for the City of Charlotte Aviation department joins the podcast to share more about how the Charlotte Douglas International Airport implements learning and devel
Rick Belliotti of Austin-Bergstrom International Airport shares how information technology systems play a critical role in the airport passenger experience. In addition, learn all about Austin-Bergstrom's rapid growth an
What goes into effective communications at a world leading aviation company? Mark Masluch of Bombardier fills us in, while also sharing some fascinating insights into the Bombardier company and his unique career journey.
Vincent Verbiest joins the podcast to share more about his long-time passion for aviation, and his role as pilot and multi crew pilot license coordinator at Brussels Airlines. This episode is packed full of insights into
You likely know, and even flown in, the CRJ. In this episode we learn from Ross Mitchell about the role MHI RJ now has in this legendary aircraft, as well as the other roles MHI RJ plays in the aviation industry. Ross al
Aviation has been increasing its focus on environmental sustainability, with many airlines committing to improving their carbon efficiency. Listen in as Anders Fagernæs, Vice President of Sustainability at Norwegian, sha
Travelers regularly encounter airline customer service agents, but what does their role entail behind the scenes, and how do they help keep the passenger journey smooth? Listen in as Kristi MunLeeuw shares a bit more, al
You are likely aware of EAA Airventure in Oshkosh, and some of that is thanks to the work of Dick Knapinski, Director of Communications at the Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA). Hear more about Dick's aviation care
Marina Efthymiou shares her fascinating career path that began in Greek tourism and eventually landed at Dublin City University, with strategic fuel stops on the way. Join us to hear Marina's story, as well as the great
Very excited to announce our 2024 Aeropedia Podcast Trivia Champion! Over 29 Aeropedia episodes in 2024 just one pair of contestants got all 5 trivia answers correct. In this episode we let our champion challenge the hos
We welcome Vasuki Prasad who shares insights of his expansive aviation career journey from engineering, to airline planning, aircraft marketing and sales, all tapping his passion for data analytics. Vasuki also shares pe
How does one get into reporting on aviation, and what does it entail? Brian Sumers, editor of "The Airline Observer" and co-host of "The Airshow" podcast, shares his fascinating and unique path with us!
We welcome Captain Matthew Fischbacher, an airline pilot with over 20 years of flight experience, who shares insights from his career flying in various parts of the world as well as details about sustainable aviation fro
We cover a variety of airport topics with Craig Simon, Director of Aviation, at California's Oakland airport. From infrastructure, to air service, and airline relations, Craig gives great insight into all it takes to be
We welcome back two special guests, Courtney Miller and Brian Rynott, for this episode to close out 2024 and kick off 2025 with their perspectives. Also, we open our trivia round to a round robin, with Courtney, Brian, A
Given the extensive background of our guest, Lee Brewster, we are able to pack a lot of fascinating topics into this episode! From maintenance training, to aircraft brokering, and the International Aviation Women's Assoc
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The Aeropedia Podcast is hosted by Ashwin. The show is categorised under leisure (aviation) and has published 48 episodes.
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