The RotorHub International Podcast
The RotorHub International Podcast
Podcast Description
We are thrilled to launch The RotorHub International Podcast —an exclusive podcast created for B2B professionals in the vertical lift industry.Hosted by our award-winning editor, Gideon Ewers, each episode dives into the industry’s most compelling topics. With a new episode every two weeks, join us as we uncover industry insights through engaging interviews with a diverse range of expert guests.
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The podcast covers critical topics within the vertical lift industry, such as emerging trends, financing challenges, and the impact of climate change on aerial firefighting. Specific episodes include discussions with experts like Philippe Lubrano on market demands and supply chain pressures, and Clark McGinn on the complexities of helicopter financing.
We are thrilled to launch The RotorHub International Podcast —an exclusive podcast created for B2B professionals in the vertical lift industry.
Hosted by our award-winning editor, Gideon Ewers, each episode dives into the industry’s most compelling topics. With a new episode every two weeks, join us as we uncover industry insights through engaging interviews with a diverse range of expert guests.
Zahara Oubre, Director of Aviation Safety Programs at mba Aviation, shares her journey leading global safety initiatives across airlines and the Oil and Gas sector. With over 15 years of experience, Zahara talks about driving innovation through programs like OSAR, UASi, and JumpseatSMS, and how they are shaping the future of aviation safety.
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