Our Round-the-World Airline Adventure
In this week's show, Gordon and Jay take a whistle-stop tour of international airline markets. From Germany to Japan and many spots inbetween, don't miss our Q1 2025 earnings season insights.
The Airline Weekly Lounge Podcast
The editors of Airline Weekly discuss the most interesting developments within the commercial airline industry. In keeping with Airline Weekly’s style, conversation generally centers on one question: How do you make money in this industry?
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U.S. Airlines’ Earnings Season Recap: What the Future Holds
With numbers in from most of the major U.S. carriers, the Airline Weekly Lounge team examine the winners and losers from Q1 2025.
Korean Air's Financial Flight Path
As is so often the case in the airline industry — even when revenues climb, profits can still experience a notable descent.
Delta's Q1 Earnings: Our Key Takeaways
As is customary, Delta was first out the gates in reporting its quarterly earnings. There were plenty of warnings, but executives also highlighted underlying strengths in the business.
Making Sense of Market Turmoil
This week we examine our turbulent economic skies, including the impact of tariffs and oil prices on airline operations and demand.
Riyadh Air CEO on Building an Airline from Scratch
If you thought being CEO of an international airline was tough, try starting one from scratch. That's the formidable challenge facing Tony Douglas and his team as Riyadh Air prepares to launch later this year.
What India's Biggest Airline CEOs Think
Gordon Smith and Jay Shabat debrief on two big-name interviews from the Skift India Forum 2025. The pair digest key takeaways from Air India CEO, Campbell Wilson, and Pieter Elbers, CEO of IndiGo.
The Kings of the Caribbean
In part one, Gordon Smith and Jay Shabat examine the key players serving the Caribbean from the United States. In part two, we take a closer look at the latest financials from Lufthansa.
The World's Most Profitable Airlines
With most of the key results in, we've a good idea of how the world's airlines performed in Q4 2024. Not everyone was a winner, but there was plenty to cheer about.
The Day Southwest Airlines Changed Forever
Bags fly free has been in the airline's DNA for as long as anyone can remember. What does it mean for the airline when that’s not always true anymore?