On this episode of Av Talk, the densest version of the 737 Maxis certified, dubious distinctions

are earned.

And we talk with Jeremy Dwyer Lindgren about an important but underreported portion of Avtoc. I am E.M. Petchenk here as always with

Jason Rabinowitz and welcome to the 109th episode Extravagenza.

We're deep into baseball season episode numbers now I feel like so I went with the

baseball announcer opening of the show. I hope I didn't put off any of it or maybe it was more like a

prices right thing I don't know. Come on down. Yeah exactly one dollar for this particular aircraft. How are you, sir?

I am, I'm fine, I guess. You know, the usual answer these days.

The usual, haven't left my apartment, I went grocery shopping, that was the only human interaction

I had, etc, etc.

But you're well on your way to superpower status and you've got some things in the works. I do I do so I am half

vaccinated at this point I have my my appointment for my second shot in two days and then I will wait two weeks for to actually do its thing plus one day and then I am going to

Chicago to visit you and eat a hot dog.

Excellent.

It's really to eat a hot dog and I'm kind of incidental to the whole experience.

But I, you have a car.

I am a conveyance.

Exactly.

And we'll talk a little later about some things that I put on hot dogs, but you're not supposed to in Chicago,

and how that ties into aviation, but I'm very excited to once again.

There's always an aviation angle.

Always an aviation angle, as John Auster says,

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