'We are changing our business class seats and in two years, every Turkish Airlines passenger will have free internet but fast internet.'
Ahmet Bolat, Chairman Turkish Airlines talks to Richard Quest about the lack of aircraft in the market and the airline's new goals.

'If you have the ability to make someone feel good for ten minutes through eating a delicious baked good, what a privilege and a gift.'

Says Kate Reid, who quit her job as an F1 engineer to become a baker.

She shows Richard Quest how Lune Croissanterie makes the perfect croissant.

'We really drive a lot of our economy around events. It makes us a very vibrant and economically successful city.'

Sally Capp, Lord Mayor of City of Melbourne discusses Melbourne, Australia's population boom and how the city is retaining livability with Richard Quest.

'I'm 74, going to be 75...I feel more energetic now than I have in 20 years.'

Gene Simmons Former KISS Member talks solo tour, health, wealth and digital avatars with Richard Quest.

'KISS avatars are indeed in the works. It's going to blow your mind.'

'We at Supermac's are delighted that the European Court came down on our side...It was a David & Goliath case but sometimes you have to fight for what you believe in.'

Pat McDonagh of Supermac's discusses the Irish chain's trademark win against #McDonalds with Julia Chatterley

'We have seen such a surge of price due to the speculation activity around that.'
Italgas CEO Paolo Gallo explains why he thinks natural gas prices have been so volatile recently.

Former Astronaut Chris Hadfield discusses Boeing's historic launch of the Starliner capsule with Julia Chatterley.

'300 million end users will have a copilot tool which will take over 80% of their activities, so there will be a massive productivity gain.'
SAP CEO Christian Klein discusses the generative AI tools that SAP and Amazon are developing and their workplace advantages.

'The market is just a little bit shocked...that's why we've seen them pare back pretty much all of the gains they've had this entire year.'
Foreign Policy editor-in-chief Ravi Agrawal on the Indian market's reaction to the shocking loss of support for Prime Minister Modi's party.

'We have a product which is tailor-made to the Indian market.'
IndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers explains how he's incorporating India's rich diversity into his company's business model.

'We need policy certainty. We need support on the path to net zero.'
With the UK general election taking place in one month, British Airways CEO Sean Doyle discusses his company's need for political support on aviation's sustainability front.

.Fiji Airways✈️ CEO André Viljoen discusses the challenges that his small airline faces and how it is working to overcome them.

'The demand has come back faster that anyone ever anticipated, so the pressure to get those planes in the sky coupled with the weakness of the supply chain has created this massive logjam.'
Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian on the supply chain issues plaguing the aviation industry.

'I have never seen airline executives as angry as they are right now...there's absolutely nothing they can do about it except complain.'
The Airline Observer's editor, Brian Sumers, on the aviation industry's ongoing supply chain issues.

'They need to be allowed to build great products, focus on the quality, not be focused on the short-term financial results. Focus on quality, and the finances will take care of itself.'
United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby believes company culture is at the core of Boeing's recent problems.

'European consolidation needs to happen. I think as a whole, Europe has never been that profitable entity that the United States is.'
SAS - Scandinavian Airlines CEO Anko van der Werff on European aviation as Air France-KLM prepares to take a nearly 20% stake in his company.

.Qantas Airways CEO Vanessa Hudson details her company's recent 'pain points,' her plan for overcoming these challenges, and her airline's commitment to Project Sunrise.

'The notion that Boeing wouldn't be able to fix this going forward is unthinkable. They just need the right people to do it.'
Emirates President Tim Clark on how Boeing can bounce back from its recent safety concerns.

'It's great to see all parts of the industry at a global level back in profitability.'
IATA Director-General Willie Walsh on the aviation industry's post-pandemic gains.

'Natural catastrophe disasters are increasing in frequency and severity, and this is having quite a big impact on the cost of insurance.'
Lloyd's Chair Bruce Carnegie-Brown discusses the reasons behind the recent spike in homeowners insurance.