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On this episode of AvTalk, we discuss the aviation incidents that have occurred in the past two weeks and delve into the fortunes of major carries in the Middle East. And we’re joined again by Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren to discuss vintage aviation advertising and… strapping rockets to a Convair?
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Incident Reports
The past two weeks have been quite eventful—and not in a good way. A Global Air 737 operating on behalf of Cubana crashed shortly after takeoff in Havana.
A Sichuan Airlines A319 lost its right main windscreen.
A Turkish Airlines A321 had its tail chopped off by an Asiana Airlines A330 in Istanbul.
Saudi Arabian Airlines flight SV3818 (operated by Onur Air) diverted to Jeddah and landed with a retracted nose gear.
#عاجل فيديو لطائرة #الخطوط_السعودية المستأجرة تهبط قبل قليل اضطرارياً بسلام في #مطار_الملك_عبدالعزيز الدولي في جدة رحلة sv3818 المدينة – دكا
نتيجة لعطل فني في عجلة الهبوط الأمامية ولا وجود لإي إصابات معلنة حتى الان ، الطائرة من طراز A300 pic.twitter.com/L8Vf92lOT1— عشاق عالم الطيران (@AviationWG) May 21, 2018
Vintage Aviation Advertising
Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren joins us to discuss vintage aviation advertising and how one ad in particular really caught his eye.
Air Italy and other ME3 moves
We discuss Air Italy’s first 737 MAX and Qatar’s plans for the airline. We also take a look at Emirates’ pilot shortage and Etihad’s struggling financial position.
Michael O’Leary’s Interview with Bloomberg
We dig in to Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary’s interview with Bloomberg earlier this week, including the future of other low-cost airlines in Europe and the introduction of Airbus aircraft into the Ryanair family.
Airbus H160 visits Jason in New York
In addition to enjoying a nice lunch outside, Jason got to see Airbus’ new H160 performing a photo flight in New York.
Qantas + Tesla do a thing
A plane, a Tesla Model X, a tow bar. Worth a minute of your time.
