The Aeropedia Podcast

Ignacio Ottati shares his path from Venezuela where he flew Cessna's with his dad to his current role in air service development at Calgary International Airport.

Learn what it takes to connect Calgary to the world, and how YYC punches above its weight in passengers and routes, and why aviation in Canada is structurally different from the U.S.  Additionally, Ignacio shares practical advice for getting into airport air service development roles.

A former Royal Air Force pilot, Robert Harrison, shares his journey from military cockpits and NetJets to leading Cranfield University’s National Flying Laboratory.

He explains how Cranfield's Saab 340 “flying classroom” and aerobatic trainers give aerospace engineering students unique hands-on experience with drag, stability, and flight parameters they can’t get from textbooks alone.

Amy Ashburg, Learning & Organizational Development Manager for the City of Charlotte Aviation department joins the podcast to share more about how the Charlotte Douglas International Airport implements learning and development for its employees.

Rick Belliotti of Austin-Bergstrom International Airport shares how information technology systems play a critical role in the airport passenger experience.

In addition, learn all about Austin-Bergstrom's rapid growth and plans for the future!

What goes into effective communications at a world leading aviation company?  Mark Masluch of Bombardier fills us in, while also sharing some fascinating insights into the Bombardier company and his unique career journey.