Airline Pilot Guy - Aviation Podcast - Podcast Rankings and reviews

As a very long time subscriber going back to the first Catholic Pilot episode, I can saw that Capt. Jeff and the crew he has assembled over the years have educated me on aircraft and airlines in a fun and entertaining way. I particular love the deep dives into technical issues when the Capt. M Rick is cohosting. The podcast has provided lots of company while commuting and/or exercising. I look forward to each episode.

I look forward to each episode so much. This group is knowledgeable, has great chemistry, and they all bring different viewpoints to various topics in aviation. I’ve learned so much listening to them

This show brings so much joy. I look forward to it every week. I am listening to every episode in reverse order as I have fell in love with this podcast.
I have no affiliation with aviation other than an excessive interest in it from the outside. Cheers APG crew!

I started listed to the show around episode 26 of catholic pilot. Been hooked ever since. The hosts have a great rapport with one another and fantastic sense of humor, even the ol’ Brit. (I’m joking, Capt. Nick)(it’s allowed since we won the war).

Great show and highly recommend to anyone with even the slightest bit of interest in aviation, and to those not interested at all in aviation. At the very least, Jeff’s voice is great to listen to when going to sleep…(Joking again, Capt. Jeff). Seriously though, you should give these folks a try.

APG is a brilliant podcast with amazingly talented and experienced hosts. However, in the podcast version of the show the producer’s audio is included in the recording. The end result for the listener is that the producer is constantly talking over the other hosts with information that does not add anything relevant to the show. Only the show’s main host can hear the producer, and often times the producer is making snide remarks and irrelevant corrections to the host. I find that the inclusion of the producer’s audio makes this show most often unlistenable.