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Pilots Go Nuts for Airfare Snacks

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Apr 29, 2022

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Need healthy snacks when you're on the go? That's why Justin Steinfelder and Geremy Bass founded Airfare, which delivers pouches of fresh, natural snack foods to travelers and flight crews all over the world.

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Apr 29, 2022

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Week ending May 29, 2020: GAMA Q1 Genav Deliveries, Airbus A380 Outlook, EHang Gets China Nod, EASA Paves Way for eVTOL Certification; AeroTEC Flies Electric Caravan, and ForeFlight Partners with FlightAware: In this week’s episode, senior editor Curt Epstein gives an overview of the General Aviation Manufacturers Association's (GAMA) first-quarter general aviation delivery data; air transport editor Gregory Polek discusses the dim outlook for the Airbus... by AINdebrief
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Week Ending August 14, 2020: SNA FBO Lease Awards; Phillips 66 Goes in on SAF; Rolls-Royce Virtual-reality Training for BR700 Engines; Aviation Jobs Bills; CAE To Consolodate Ops: In this week’s episode, FBO editor Curt Epstein explains the controversy over the recent FBO lease awards at California’s John Wayne-Orange County Airport, and he also provides updates on sustainable aviation fuel efforts by Phillips 66 and Avfuel... by AINdebrief
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