On this episode of App Talk, updates on the aviation situation in Ukraine.

Plus, Airbus goes big with an A380 flying test

bed for hydrogen propulsion.

Hello and welcome to episode 152 of Avtoc.

I am Ian Petchnick here as always with

Jason Rabinowitz.

Hello, Ian, how are you on this 150 second meeting of our voices?

I am, I'm well, how are you, sir?

Good, thank you.

You make it, it's like the intro to a sporting event.

One hundred fifty second annual.

When teams have been going 150 second annual, that would be,

that would be something.

Can you imagine having followed like if you

had been in your late teens in so if you've been born in like 1900, can you imagine having, you know, gotten into aviation, say you, you know, you lived somewhere where the Wright brothers were in the newspaper on a regular basis and then you followed aviation and by the time you're in

your late 60s we land a man on the moon and then say you live into your you know your 70s and you can fly in a

747. That's something all right. That had to have been just an amazing kind of if you were into aviation at that point and had lived that life

that would be incredible. Yeah we don't exactly have anything as dramatic as that, but planes are still nice.

Plains are still loose.

I mean, in our lifetime, nothing, yeah, nothing dramatic like that has happened, but planes have gotten bigger and they've gotten smaller.

That's true. And later in the episode, they could be powered by different things.

We'll get to that shortly. Let's start with an update on the situation in Ukraine.

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