Show overview
AviationPros Podcast has been publishing since 2021, and across the 5 years since has built a catalogue of 259 episodes. That works out to roughly 85 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a weekly cadence.
Episodes typically run ten to twenty minutes — most land between 13 min and 25 min — though episode length varies meaningfully from one episode to the next. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-language Business show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed 4 days ago, with 31 episodes already out so far this year. The busiest year was 2021, with 77 episodes published. Published by AviationPros.
From the publisher
The AviationPros Podcast features the leading minds across the aviation industry discussing the most pressing issues facing all facet of air travel. Each episode highlights best practices and innovation ranging from airport operations, ground support processes, business and general aviation trends, and MRO/maintenance facility optimization. The podcast series is produced jointly by Airport Business magazine, Aircraft Maintenance Technology and Ground Support Worldwide, which are all members of Endeavor Business Media’s Aviation Group.
Latest Episodes
View all 259 episodesTBX CEO Jon McLaughlin on the Aircraft Parts Supply Chain and Helping Maintenance Teams Mitigate Challenges
What Can Women Do in Aviation? Sarah MacLeod on Breaking Industry Barriers and Using Your Power
Building Better Airport Pavements Through Research and Innovation
TBX’s Roxanne Rosado on Best Practices for AMTs to Succeed, Both New and Veteran Technicians
How Real-Time Visibility Is Transforming Airport Operations
Alfredo Garcia on How to Embrace Mentorship and Find the Right Fit in Aviation Maintenance
Dr. Viral Shah of JuliaHub on How Dyad 3.0 Simplifies Aircraft Design, Engineering and Maintenance with Agentic AI
From Compliance to Readiness: Rethinking Ground Handling Training
Erin O'Donnell on Building HiSERV North America
How Unexpected Career Paths Lead to Industry Leadership for Women in Aviation
Building Scalable Charging Infrastructure for eGSE Fleets
Rob Mather of IFS on Persisting 2026 Aviation Trends: From Cybersecurity to Space Travel
Ed Freni Reflects on Leading Boston Logan Through Decades of Change
Paul T. Glessner, John Goglia, General Lloyd Newton and Izzy Lozada on How to Build a Lasting, Impactful Career in Aviation
Designing for Every Passenger: Rethinking the Airport Through Behavior
Octave’s Nick Karakulko on Connecting the Ramp Through Real-Time Data
Raphael Haddad on How Engine Scarcity Impacts the Aviation Industry Amid Uncertainty
How Airports Can Future-Proof Billion-Dollar Capital Programs
Ep 244Joey Smith on Growth and Heightened M&A Activity in the Global MRO Market
The aviation maintenance sector has seen rapid growth in demand in recent years. From aging fleets to parts and labor shortages, there are several factors contributing to this rising demand, and many ways MROs can respond. On this episode of the Aviation Pros Podcast, we speak with Joey Smith, aviation director at Cassel Salpeter & Co., about what’s driving growth in the global MRO market and how maintenance organizations can take advantage of the opportunities available, with a special focus on mergers and acquisitions.
Ep 243New Approach Targets Key Barrier To Wider SAF Use
In this episode of the AviationPros Podcast, Ground Support Worldwide Editor Jenny Lescohier speaks with Alexei Beltyukov, CEO of Unifuel, about a potential breakthrough in sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). Beltyukov explains how Unifuel’s Flexiforming technology converts low-value byproducts into critical fuel components, helping SAF move closer to a true drop-in replacement for conventional jet fuel. The discussion explores what this means for fuel logistics, infrastructure, and ground operations, as well as the economic realities shaping SAF adoption. The conversation offers a practical look at how emerging fuel technologies could impact day-to-day operations across the aviation industry.