Western Sydney Airport spools up its engines
It's been a long, hard road for Western Sydney International Airport, but after decades of the can being kicked down that road, the wait is...
Radio and PodcastLive Radio & Podcasts
Leisure
Australian Aviation Podcast Network
The official podcast of Australian Aviation – where we unpack all the latest insights and developments plus the big issues impacting Australia’s aviation sector.
Australian Aviation Podcast Network Podcast Guide
Listen to Australian Aviation Podcast Network, a Leisure podcast by Momentum Media. Stream 398 episodes in English, follow new audio stories, and play episodes online on Radio and Podcast.
Show Topic
Browse this show under Leisure podcasts.
Episodes
20 episodes are loaded now from a catalog of 398. More episodes can be opened from this page.
Discover More
Explore Leisure podcasts, Australia podcasts and English podcasts.
Episodes
20 of 398 episodes
What will replace the A380?
After almost 20 years in service, the end is approaching for Qantas' fleet of Airbus A380 superjumbos, with the Flying Kangaroo slated to re...
The buzz on drones
It's been a big week for drones, with news that Wing has quietly pulled its drone delivery operations from Australia, Vivid Sydney has pulle...
The long wait for Sunrise
If the darkest hour is just before the dawn, it's going to be a long night for anyone looking to fly non-stop from the east coast to London...
Will Australia have its own 'Ryanair'?
t's been two years since the collapse of Bonza and Rex – and while Koala Airlines is yet to launch, another aviation contender could be ente...
Is it worth complaining about flight delays?
We've all been delayed at the airport at some point, or know someone who has – but still, to learn that 55 per cent of Aussie travellers in...
How Deb Lawrie blazed the trail for equal flights
In the 1970s, a young pilot called Deborah Lawrie did something nobody had thought possible: took on the might of Ansett, at the time one of...
From washing planes to flying them
When he was just 12 years old and growing up near Shellharbour Airport, Riley McDonald knew he wanted to fly – so he started spending his fr...
Iran war turns our skies upside-down
With the Iran conflict driving up fuel prices amid an ongoing cost-of-living crisis, you might expect international travel to plummet and ai...
Fixing the talent pipeline, with Anntonette Dailey
It's well-known that the aviation and aerospace sector has been suffering under a talent shortage for some time now – not to mention the cha...
The future of Australia's air defence
The government has rolled out its 2026 National Defence Strategy and Integrated Investment Program, and there's plenty to dissect for aviati...
Who killed Bonza?
When plucky start-up airline Bonza collapsed in 2024, everyone was quick to point the finger at its business model as the reason for its fai...
Bonza's Tim Jordan breaks his silence
When Bonza burst onto the scene in 2023 with its bright purple tails, its budgie smugglers, and its unique "point-to-point" business strateg...
Is Kuala Lumpur the next Changi?
As Gulf travel remains dicey and Australian travellers rush to connect through Asia, the usual hubs like Singapore and Hong Kong are being j...
Aviation's clash of the titans
We often talk about the duopoly in Australia's airline sector – but if you ever needed proof of its power, you'll find it in the latest eye-...
Is Australia on a Bali high?
Australians' love affair with Bali is nothing new, but it sure does seem we're seeing a lot of new and expanded flights there over the past...
Is our jet fuel supply in dire Straits?
It's a safe bet that before a few weeks ago, not a lot of us would have been able to name the Strait of Hormuz, let alone point to it on a m...
Bonza boss bites back
High airfares are a continual thorn in the side of Australian travellers, and especially those in the regions – which is one reason why Tim...
Should airlines say goodbye to Dubai?
There is, as a wise journalist (no, not us, we said "wise") has pointed out, always an aviation angle. As Iranian bombs rained down across t...
Are high-speed trains the new planes?
After decades of will-they-won't-they, the government seems determined to press on with high-speed rail from Sydney to Newcastle (honestly p...