Host Bryndis Whitson welcomes former transportation and airline executive Peter Wallis to the show to discuss the logistics of the airline supply chain. Peter talks about his work with Pacific Western Airlines and how his legal background and expertise in aviation law enabled him to handle regulatory and legal matters, such as aircraft sales and government relations. Bryndis’ discussion with Peter highlights the unexpected challenges in airline operations and the importance of vigilance and due diligence.Peter Wallis shares how Pacific Western Airlines, in a move to reach underserved communities, sought approval to provide air service between Brandon, Manitoba and Toronto, Ontario, which required them to overcome opposition from Air Canada. Through community engagement and strategic arguments, the airline successfully demonstrated the necessity of the service which benefited the local economy. Bryndis and Peter also explore the broader challenges of navigating the competitive airline industry, including partnerships, rivalries, and expansion strategies. Peter’s experience and insight illustrate the dynamic nature of the aviation sector, as well as the challenges and successes of managing the airline supply chain. About Peter Wallis:Peter Wallis studied aviation law for a number of years and has a degree from the University of London in aviation law. He worked for the Canadian Transport Commission as a legal counsel in all modes of transport. He was seconded as chief of staff to two federal ministers of Transport. He also worked for Pacific Western Airlines, which subsequently became Canadian Airlines, which in turn acquired CP Air and Wardair to form the major airline Canadian Airlines.—Contact Bryndis Whitson: Website: ZebrasToApples.com Instagram: @ZebrasToApplesLinkedInContact Peter Wallis: Peter Wallis on LinkedIn 

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