On this episode of Avtock, Boeing halts production of the 737 Max,

Harbor Air's Electric Beaver takes flight, and we run down the list of airlines that didn't make

it through 2019, and a few that could join that list very soon. Hello and welcome to episode 73 of Av Talk I am Eim Petchenic here in Stockholm in

person with Jason or Benowicks hello, Jason, how are you doing?

I'm good, we're here in person, it's weird.

We're speaking into the same microphone in the same room

and it's kind of throwing me off.

I don't like it. No, because I have to see you. Yeah, it's no good. It's it's we should never do this again.

It's agreed to never do this again. Okay, episode 73 done. Good, good talk.

So it's Tuesday in the 10th of December.

So by the time this version of the podcast comes out,

it will no longer be Tuesday and will in fact be the week following this week.

I'm just giving people some context about what they're listening to in case the news

that we talk about today sounds rather old, but we'll try and keep it timeless as it were. We've got a good

show this episode. We're going to talk in a little bit about airlines that didn't

survive the year, some of the biggest stories of the year, and what

we are looking forward to next year as some of the biggest stories in aviation and what we think

is going to happen. But today we're just kind of enjoying the post-snow weather in Stockholm where it's become sunny out and quite cold.

We're Jason's been on the flight sim in the office today,

so we're enjoying that and neither of us crashed the plane.

Not yet.

The day is young.

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