Adam and Jake digest a big week of news for Australia’s three largest airlines.

Adam and Jake examine the arguments around a potential break-up of Qantas Group and ask if theres any way for a new player to enter the crowded domestic market.

Adam and Jake examine the latest rise in domestic airfares and ask how much of it can be pinned on the end of Rexs jet services.

Amanda Harrison talks about her incredible journey in a 1942 Tiger Moth

Adam and Jake discuss the annual results from Qantas, Air New Zealand and Alliance, and what they say about how the airlines are really doing.

With the release of the long-awaited Aviation White Paper, Adam and Jake take a look at what its provisions might mean for consumers and the industry.

Neeb flew thousands of missions, including escorting Air Force One and patrolling the skies in the days after 9/11.

Jesse Young, head of flight operations at Leidos, and Lea Vesic, CEO of RMITs Aviation Academy, talk candidly about what it will take to build and retain our future workforce.

Adam and Jake look at the arguments around Sydney Airport slot management as former ACCC chair Rod Sims suggests it is partially responsible for Rex and Bonzas respective failures.

Adam and Jake discuss what went wrong at Rex as the airline axes its domestic jet operations and enters voluntary administration.