On this episode of Ab Talk, Air India and Quantis make history and Singapore Airlines

takes home the first 787-10.

Plus, Ken Hoke is back to fill us in on RVSM airspace.

Hello and welcome to episode 28 of Av Talk.

I am Eim Petchenek here as always with...

Jason Rubinowitz, hello, it's a good thing we write down the episode number

because I have totally lost count.

Well, I mean, once we got past three or four, I just, I completely lost track.

So yeah, I just keep a sharpie on my arm.

Oh, that's good.

Just another line. Yeah yeah tick marks but you know it's a good thing I can

count that high I guess at this point so it's been a busy two weeks huh?

Yeah I'm tired, but it's been

been an interesting couple of weeks like stuff happened which is

said unusual. Yeah, it's I would say that the busiest kind of you know period that we've had since the beginning of the year I think and it's only going to get busier

Busier well you're you're off to all sorts of far-fung in the next couple weeks, aren't you?

Yeah, just one out to Hamburg Germany for the aircraft interior show that's next, no, that's the week after next week. So that should be fun. I'm taking a weird

combination of Virgin Atlantic connecting to short haul British Airways and British Airways cancelled my connecting

fight like two months ahead of time.

So that was nice of them.

That was nice is an interesting word.

It's better than the day of, but it's so weird and annoying.

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