On this episode of Av Talk, we talked to pilot Maria Langer about what it's like to dry cherry trees

with a helicopter.

Also, the 737 max will stay grounded even longer and Pakistan reopens its airspace to all commercial flights. Hello and welcome to episode 62 of Avtoc. I am Ian Petchenk here as always with

Jason Ropinewinson. Hello Ian how are you? Hello Jason I am, how are you? Hello, Jason, I am hot.

How are you?

Also hot.

Also hot.

I'm hugging my air conditioner today and for the foreseeable future.

Yeah, we're supposed to get up to a heat index of 110

over the next two days. That's Fahrenheit and I assume that's like 612 Celsius.

That sounds right. That might be Kelvin.

Kelvin, yes, yes.

I believe it's 36 Celsius for those listeners who are anywhere but the US.

And Burma. And yes, of course. It's hot here and it's hot there and it's humid and I don't like it and no thank you please.

Have we gotten to the point, at least as Phoenix got into the point yet where they've had to limit

flights because it's too damn hot this year?

I don't know if they've gotten to that point yet because I actually think it's cooler

there than it is here.

That's not good.

I know, but I think Vegas got there the other day, if I'm not mistaken,

where they went out way restricted.

So that's always, you know, not fun.

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