Arkia
Israeli airline that resumed Dubai flights
Episodes
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#5726: Vetting Pilots: The Flydubai 1073 QuestionsA crash-axe attack over Israel raises five hard questions about who actually vets flight crews — and whether route-specific screening can work. -
#5197: Flags of Convenience: Ships, Planes, and Olive OilA Maltese-registered Arkia plane and Tunisian olive oil at Osher Ad turn out to share one mechanism: the legal costume of nationality. -
#5102: The Art of the Ask: Promoting Your Passion Project Without the CringeHow to reconcile cultural modesty with the need to share your work — and why asking is a gift, not a burden. -
#4915: Did El Al Price Gouge During the War?El Al raised fares 16% after foreign carriers fled. Was it profiteering or survival pricing? -
#4913: What ACMI Leasing Reveals About Airline OperationsHow airlines secretly swap planes and crews without passengers knowing. -
#4910: Why Wide-Body Flying Isn't Actually HarderWhy bigger planes don't need more experienced pilots — and how ACMI operators let pilots leapfrog the seniority queue. -
#4880: Who Really Flies Your Flight? Inside Wet LeasesWhen an airline's crew doesn't actually work for the airline whose name is on the plane. -
#4864: A Domestic Airline Goes Long-Haul Under PressureHow a 50-minute domestic carrier was forced to fly 10-hour transatlantic routes after the war. -
#2981: Jerusalem's Lost Airport: What Happened to Atarot?Once a bustling international airport, Atarot now faces demolition for housing. Could it ever fly again? -
#669: Invisible Walls: Aviation Diplomacy in Hostile SkiesWhat happens when a flight is forced to land in a hostile country? Explore the high-stakes world of aviation diplomacy and "invisible walls."