On this episode of Av Talk, we discuss what authorities and airlines are doing to help stop the spread of the coronavirus.

Colby Bryant and his daughter are among those killed in a helicopter crash in California,

and Boeing's triple 7X takes flight for the first time.

Hello and welcome to episode 76 of Av Talk I am Ian Petchenic here as always with

Jason Erbitoids anden, we're back.

We are back.

And I am literally just back, flew in from Copenhagen just now.

Wow, they let you out of the house.

They, for 26 hours, long enough to fly from Chicago to Copenhagen, turn around and come back.

And why did you do such a thing?

Who knows?

I know there's a reason.

There's got to be a reason, but I don't know what it was.

No.

So, yeah, I will dig and try and find the reason.

Scandinavian Airlines took delivery of their first A350 a few months ago and they've been training and getting ready for the big day which was today and they

operated their first revenue flight with the aircraft from Copenhagen to Chicago and we had a wonderful flight. The smoothest flight I've ever been on

not even a little bump but got a nice view of Iceland a little bit of Greenland some Canada and then dropped into

Chicago where it was cloudy and cold but in between everything was was

wonderful so good still still processing all the things that we had. We tried to share

more of the flight while we were in the air, but the Wi-Fi had some some growing

pains.

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