On this episode of Av Talk, we review what we know about the crash of Atlas Air 3591.

Incredulously read through the Aeromexico Connect Flight 2431 report.

Recap our correct predictions about the A380, and Jason and Jeremy Dwyer

Lindgren head to Florida for some rare plane spotting. Hello and welcome to episode 52 of AvToc. I am Ian Petchenic here as always with

Jason Rabinowitz hello Ian. Hello Jason. How are you sir? I'm well. How are you? I'm doing okay just okay just I mean you know it's cold and flu season so

that's been fun oh you know my sympathies thank thank you it's always you know

nice to have whatever's going around come around.

Yeah, well you do have, you know, children and children are sticky and gross.

They are sticky and gross most of the time. That is very, very true. Speaking of sticky and gross most of the time that is very very true speaking of

sticky and gross how are your flights they were the flights were not sticky and

gross but Miami was because it was 85 degrees I didn't want to

you apply in Miami this weekend so It was 85 degrees. Sorry, I didn't need to imply.

100% humidity in Miami this weekend.

So you were in Miami at the airport photographing ancient cargo place?

Everything, yes, I was at three airports.

Miami International, Opelaca, the weird little GA private field and also for

Lauderdale.

I was down there with my buddy Jeremy Dwyer Lindgren who I'll speak to a bit later about what we did down there

But moral of the story was lots of airplanes lots of old airplanes lots of weird airlines you don't see anywhere else in North America other than MIA.

Yeah and you were down there this weekend and kind of a weird coincidence you were pulling in and you passed the Atlas Air 767 on your way to the gate.

Yeah, that was actually just as we were touching down on the runway. I'm not sure which one at Miami, out the window, because I was in a window seat of course, I had seen in Atlas Air 767 in the Amazon Air Livery, and that's not something that really ever comes into New York.

So I quickly grabbed my phone and took a picture of it and unknowingly that was likely the or one of the very last photos ever taken of that

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