Brett and Dave go over what airlines are facing as the Oct. 1 CARES Act deadline approaches, and how the industry may change.      USA Today: Thousands of American Airlines pilots, flight attendants take leave, early retirement TSA checkpoint travel numbers Crankyflier: The Government Stimulus is Done, Now We Wait to See the Results  

Dave needs to travel, so in this episode Brett walks him through how the process has changed in the time of COVID-19

Andrew is back for his annual visit. This time we talk about the pandemic, of course, but also the MAX and more.

We're discussing the ever-shifting safety standards that the airlines are adopting. We're answering what they're doing to set themselves apart, what's for show, and what will actually keep travelers safe when they fly.          Cabin air quality    Infectious disease transmission during commercial air travel   Surface transmission   Southwest Reduces Aircraft Cleaning Between Flights   Study: Leaving Airplane Middle Seats Empty Could Cut Coronavirus Risk Almost In Half

Brett goes on a deep dive into how airlines have traditionally plotted their routes and schedules...Dave is actually interested this time!       Thanks to our sponsor Turbulence Forecast! 

This week, Brett and Dave talk about how airports are funded and will taxpayers be on the hook for empty airports during the COVID crisis.    Sources: AIP 2017 Report Missourian: Columbia Hotel Tax  LAWA Landing Fees Dallas Morning News: DFW Toll Road

In this episode, Brett is joined by a special guest to go over some overlooked destinations and travel recommendations as Americans gear up for a summer without international travel!   IATA Travel Centre COVID-19 Map  

In this episode, Brett navigates through all the uncertainty in buying air tickets during COVID-19, from discussing the relative safety of air travel to pulling apart old ticketing myths and wondering about any potential deals to be found.    Sponsored by The Airplane Shop

In this episode, we'll guide you through what you can expect to find the next time you're in an airport in the short and medium-term. Then we go off the deep end and dive into what airports may look like in the future.    Sponsored by The Airplane Shop