Airline Hiring Changes, Challenger Crash, and Aviation Security Concerns
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About this listen
Welcome back to the Black Box Aviation Podcast, where we talk aviation, travel, and the things you NEED and WANT to know about flying.
It’s a quick-hit episode today—covering breaking aviation news, airline hiring shifts, and some classic stories from the road.
A look at a Challenger 600 crash in Bangor, Maine
UPS officially retires the MD-11 and what it means for cargo aviation
Southwest Airlines ends open seating—a major culture shift
A car crashes into Delta’s baggage claim at DTW and the serious security implications
The Frank Abagnale “fake pilot” story and modern aviation security concerns
Avelo Airlines restructuring, recent hiring, and why major carriers are watching
How low-time 737 pilots can position themselves for legacy airline jobs
Why proving you can pass a Part 121 training program is everything
Brandon texts in saying he loves hearing about the path to becoming an airline pilot — we’ll keep sharing our stories and plan to bring on a guest currently in the process
Alex emails asking about Spirit Airlines furloughs — updates include reduced captain downgrades and canceled furloughs for hundreds of pilots
A simple grocery store moment that turned into a reminder of why small acts matter
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