#1 The Allure of the Skies

In this debut episode, Bernice Notenboom takes you to the Arctic, sharing her love for exploration and her journey to understand the aviation industry's environmental impact. She explores humanity's fascination with flight, from ancient myths to modern-day aviation and discusses the explosive growth of air travel and its ecological consequences, posing the question: Can we continue to fly without harming the planet?Key topics:Arctic expedition reports and interactions with Inuit hunters, scientists and polar explorersThe mythology of Icarus and early aviation historyReflections on her documentary Skygods (2022) and insights from industry leadersDiscussion on the aviation boom and its environmental impactFeatured guests:Johan Ludgren - EasyjetChristopher Botham, researcher on history of aviationJohn Little, curator of the Museum of Flight in SeattleNext Episode: Examining the evolution of the aviation industry and today’s key players.For more information about Bernice Notenboom's work or to get in touch with her, check her website: bernicenotenboom.com/ Final Call is made possible by LNVL, Rotterdam Havenbedrijf, Neste, Vopak, Gasunie and POP Foundation.Keywords: Aviation, Climate Change, Exploration, Sustainability, Air Travel, climate change, planet and environment, flying sustainable, climate journalism, Boeing