Pilot to Pilot - Podcast Rankings and reviews

After 14 months I have officially listened to every podcast you produced. I thoroughly enjoyed each and everyone of them. You have continued to improve and refine how you interview and it is appreciated more than I can express. As I go down this path in aviation I find myself losing focus and listening to others stories have helped me regain traction. Thank you! I recommend and talk about your podcast to anyone who will listen. Keep up the good work and thank you again!

The amount of information I have absorbed from listening to this podcast is mind boggling. A year ago I had never even thought about aviation, so as a current student pilot this podcast has been instrumental in learning about the world of aviation through peoples experiences. Thanks for all the hard work!

I have grown up with epilepsy and a love for aviation. This podcast is my way to connect with the one thing I always knew I wanted to do but learned I couldn’t do. Love all the guests and listening to all the stories and learning something new every week! Justin is amazing!

P2P is an awesome show packed completely full of awesome information for aspiring pilots and ripe with cool stories from interesting guests. I absolutely love the state of the union shows they have been releasing keeping a finger on the pulse of the industry.

Unfortunately for the past several months, new content has slowed down a lot, with the majority of new episodes actually being re-releases of old episodes.

As someone who has recently gotten into the show over the past year and a half and subsequently binged every episode ever released, I’ve found myself more attracted to other podcasts that are more consistent at releasing new content.

I am really excited for Justin and his team to get back on track with new episodes because I truly do love the show.

Kind of perplexed by the discussion regarding the rejected JBlue and Spirit merger. Contributor suggests that if AS and HA was approved, so should have B6 and NK.

The fact is the approved merger between AS and HA is beneficial to consumers, as there was little overlap between both carriers (only 6 routes, I read). With HA headed towards extinction, that would leave SWA as the only major inter island carrier. A monopoly for the residents and tourists of Hawai’i. Not beneficial to consumers.

In contrast, there was extensive route overlap with B6 and NK(20-30% if memory serves). Not beneficial to consumers, and a merger would have produced less competition.

One is an Apple. The other an Orange. Focus on the data vs subjective feelings.