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AvTalk Episode 42: An Episode 60 Years in the Making

On this episode of AvTalk, Jason and Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren report on their visit to London on the 60th anniversary of the first transatlantic jet flight. We get ready to welcome back the longest flight in the world and we look at Primera Air’s bankruptcy and what it might mean for the ultra low cost transatlantic market.

The longest flight in the world

Singapore Airlines relaunches the world’s longest flight this week between Singapore and New York (EWR). We debate the merits of a non-stop versus connecting flight. We also discuss Singapore Airlines’ introduction of the A350ULR.

Primera Air declares bankruptcy

Primera Air, which made a splash in the ultra-low cost transatlantic market earlier this year declared bankruptcy last week. We discuss the effects and what it might foreshadow in the industry.

Jason and Jeremy take us back in time

Transatlantic jet flight celebrated its 60th anniversary and Jason and Jeremy traveled to London to visit British Airways for the occasion.

Air Niugini crash in Chuuk

An Air Niugini 737 crashed in Chuuk, landing short of the runway in the water. We discuss what we know so far.

50th anniversary of the Boeing 747 roll out

The Boeing 747’s 50th anniversary celebrations kick off with the roll out anniversary

The first 747 parked next to the first 737.

Norwegian overtakes British Airways in New York

Norwegian has surpassed British Airways as the largest passenger carrier in New York, according to data released by the Port Authority.

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