Dj's Aviation Podcast
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Welcome to the Dj's Aviation Podcast! Over my years I've been fortunate enough to travel on flights across the globe, experience many different things, start a Youtube channel and build it up to 300,000 and so much more! The Dj's Aviation podcast is the home for my ramblings, from aviation news to life updates, to funny stories, to experiences and so much more!
Based on 4 episodes we listened to · July 2026
Aviation-minded Leisure listeners get firsthand flight-review detail that makes airports, aircraft, and routes feel readable.
Dj's Aviation Podcast fits PlayNext's Leisure shelf as aviation travel from the passenger seat. It follows flight reviews, plane spotting trips, airport movement, and the practical business of getting from one gate to another.
Six dollars buys Dan early boarding; you get the details of Scoot's Pokemon 787 cabin.
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A blunt Lufthansa review that finds as much tension in Changi logistics as in the flight itself.
Dan's Lufthansa review stays close to the ground, which helps it land. It starts at Singapore Changi, then moves through the construction, check-in, baggage setup, and gate-specific security that shape the airport experience.
A relaxed aviation travel note with real spotting payoffs and a plainspoken sense of timing.
A long-haul arrival in Frankfurt turns into a practical, slightly wandering plane spotting log, with the host moving from travel fatigue to the plain appeal of the city as a base for watching aircraft.
A Scoot 787 review that cares as much about boarding as the seat.
Dan's take on Scoot's Boeing 787 is less about scoring points and more about catching the right plane on the right day. He keeps circling back to finally seeing the Pokemon jet, and to the small but useful details of flying Scoot, including a six-dollar priority option that made…
A travel-day story that turns Berlin airport friction into a quietly satisfying flight review.
Dan's account starts in Berlin and stays with the feel of the travel day: the long walk through a construction-heavy terminal, the extra boarding checkpoint, and the small routines that come before the plane shows up. That focus on place gives the story its pull.
Nilay Patel presses tech and media CEOs on how they actually run their companies.
Physician Shoshana Ungerleider pairs TED talks with interviews on aging, drug prices, and menopause.
Food52 hosts break down recipes and food-business origin stories, from sourdough to Salty Pimp cones.
Dan Pashman revisits food science with Kenji López-Alt and rotating live comedy guests.
Dan reviews his Scoot Boeing 787 flight from Melbourne to Singapore, part of a new miniseries documenting a cheap around-the-world trip.
DJ shares his first-time plane spotting trip to Germany, focusing on Frankfurt and Berlin.
Dan recounts his journey from Berlin to New York on Norse Atlantic Airways, a low-cost airline he flew for the first time.
Host Dan reviews his Lufthansa 747-8 flight from Singapore to Frankfurt, describing it as a disappointing experience.