World of Aviation Podcast

World of Aviation

01/17/21 John Lanza

With our nation celebrating its 250th anniversary, this Sunday mornings(7-6-26) World of Aviation will look back on an interview Al Malmberg did with Maggie Hill, Jen Gasperini and Karyn Fernandes who co-authored the book, “Minnesota’s Phoenix.”  This publication tells the story of the collapse of Braniff Airlines and how a handful of out of work employees decided to start their own airline.  This is a must hear story of the beginnings of Sun Country Airlines.  The World of Aviation can be heard each Sunday morning at 10:05 (ct) on AM-1280-The Patriot.
If you’re outside the Twin Cities you can stream the show via www.am1280thepatriot.com
If you can't listen to the “live radio broadcast” you can always listen to the podcast at www.thunderbirdaviation.com

With our nation celebrating its 250th anniversary, this Sunday mornings(7-6-26) World of Aviation will look back on an interview Al Malmberg did with Maggie Hill, Jen Gasperini and Karyn Fernandes who co-authored the book, &ldquo;Minnesota&rsquo;s Phoenix.&rdquo; &nbsp;This publication tells the story of the collapse of Braniff Airlines and how a handful of out of work employees decided to start their own airline. &nbsp;This is a must hear story of the beginnings of Sun Country Airlines. &nbsp;The World of Aviation can be heard each Sunday morning at 10:05 (ct) on AM-1280-The Patriot. If you&rsquo;re outside the Twin Cities you can stream the show via www.am1280thepatriot.com If you can't listen to the &ldquo;live radio broadcast&rdquo; you can always listen to the podcast at www.thunderbirdaviation.com

09-27-26 Al Malmberg with Maggie Hill, Jen Gasperini and Karyn Fernandes (REPLAY)

In this episode of The World of Aviation, host Al Malmberg welcomes Dr. Rachel McClain, Executive Director of the National WASP WWII Museum, for a fascinating look at the legacy of the Women Air Service Pilots (WASP) who served with distinction during World War II. Dr. McClain shares the remarkable history of these pioneering women and the vital role they played in supporting the American war effort.

The program also features two pilots preparing to fly a vintage BT-13 and T-6 aircraft to EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2026, where they will help preserve and share the inspiring story of the WASPs with aviation enthusiasts from around the world. Join Al for an engaging conversation celebrating aviation history, courage, and the enduring legacy of these trailblazing pilots.

In this episode of The World of Aviation, host Al Malmberg welcomes Dr. Rachel McClain, Executive Director of the National WASP WWII Museum, for a fascinating look at the legacy of the Women Air Service Pilots (WASP) who served with distinction during World War II. Dr. McClain shares the remarkable history of these pioneering women and the vital role they played in supporting the American war effort.
The program also features two pilots preparing to fly a vintage BT-13 and T-6 aircraft to EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2026, where they will help preserve and share the inspiring story of the WASPs with aviation enthusiasts from around the world. Join Al for an engaging conversation celebrating aviation history, courage, and the enduring legacy of these trailblazing pilots.

09-20-26 Honoring the Women Air Service Pilots of World War II

This Sunday morning on The World of Aviation, Al Malmberg visits with Doc Jarnigan for a fascinating conversation about his father, Wayne Jarnigan, who served as a Senior Manager overseeing ground support operations at the Federal Express hub in Memphis.

While Wayne’s career at FedEx was impressive, the story of how he landed the job is even more remarkable. In fact, FedEx CEO Fred Smith personally hired him. Join Doc and Al as they share the story behind Wayne Jarnigan’s career and his connection to one of the world’s best-known aviation and transportation companies.

This Sunday morning on The World of Aviation, Al Malmberg visits with Doc Jarnigan for a fascinating conversation about his father, Wayne Jarnigan, who served as a Senior Manager overseeing ground support operations at the Federal Express hub in Memphis.
While Wayne&rsquo;s career at FedEx was impressive, the story of how he landed the job is even more remarkable. In fact, FedEx CEO Fred Smith personally hired him. Join Doc and Al as they share the story behind Wayne Jarnigan&rsquo;s career and his connection to one of the world&rsquo;s best-known aviation and transportation companies.

01/17/21 John Lanza

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