Chris speaks to Omar Hariri, the young CEO of Saudia Cargo – a man with a gift for leadership, a fondness for rock music and

Chris Notter and Olivier Bijaoui diagnose their shared illness – the cargo virus – and explore the life of a “man of wealth and taste.”

Steven Dickson – most definitely one of the brightest and most energetic of young men in the business. His memory and his focus on solutions

Chris and Mervyn throw eggs and catch up: hear the pair look back on the black part of the Guinness. Join them as they cry

Here is a man who always looks good, carries a certain style very well. Always in a snappy suit and has a great sense of

Here is a big man with a gentle approach to all that he does — Always present and always willing to help and support. A

Chris and Nadia chat about mentors, presenting awards and, of course, the topic of cosmetic surgery on big toes. Nadia also discusses her extensive experience

Chris and Martin talk growing up near Heathrow, near motorway misses in their youth and why being called peasant can be something of a compliment.

Chris and Roy reminisce about well-spent redundancy packages,  playing on the pitch at Wembley and entertaining soldiers in Yugoslavia. Also in this episode, learn which

Chris and Stewart on how to make decisions in business, the most valuable asset a person can have, and the problems associated with going viral.

Chris talks to Saudia Cargo’s Adel Sallam about the wide-ranging potential of the podcast vehicle: why it is the most effective medium to reach young

Chris and Rob talk fantastic and fabulous colleagues, the wonders of charity and what ground handling could learn from the pharma industry. Also meditate on

Chris and Des reflect on their “beloved industry”, discussing customer experience, camaraderie, characters and, of course, cargo. Their stories take us from the gulf to

Chris and Russel reminisce about their combined 80 years in the industry and look to the future, covering such diverse topics as posterity, friendship, technology