On this episode of Avtoc, we are joined by Jean Charles Perino, co-founder of La Campanie, the all-business-class transatlantic

airline, for a wide-ranging discussion about the airline and where it finds itself within the industry.

We also get an update on when the 737 Max might return to service.

Teams in Greenland make a breakthrough in the Air France Flight 66 investigation,

and we bit a final farewell to June.

Hello and welcome to June.

Hello and welcome to episode 61 of Av Talk I am Ian Petchenik here as always with

Jason Eubanois hello Ian hello Jason it's been a while since we've seen each other. How are you doing?

I am well. How are you? I'm doing just fine. It seems to be another day where it starts off sunny and then we'll have

you know a foot of rain come down so we'll see how things go.

Yeah Chicago needs to stop doing that. Yeah well we send it your way and then all of a sudden

New York is under Trenshaw-Dampore. Please stop.

How did the move go?

The move went well.

No major screw-ups, only minor screw-ups along the way.

Pretty much all settled it.

Everything is where it should be.

I got all my little plane models for the most pretty much all settled in. Everything is where it should be.

I got all my little plane models, for the most part,

reassembled without any write-offs, which is good news.

That's important, no insurance claim.

That would be an interesting, you know, insurance claim that that would be an interesting you know insurance claim to to file

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