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AvTalk - Aviation Podcast

AvTalk Episode 9: Vectors for Landing and Coins for Luck

AvTalk - Aviation Podcast

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4.8911 Ratings

🗓️ 7 July 2017

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

In episode 9, we talk about some of the stranger aviation stories over the past few weeks, including a passenger new to approach patterns and a woman who threw coins into an engine for luck. We also talk with Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren Norwegian’s first 737 MAX delivery and long-haul, low-cost flying. Approach and Landing A passenger, […]

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0:00.0

Welcome to episode 9 of Avtock. I am Ian Petchnick and I am here as always with

0:11.6

a meowing cat and Jason Rabinowitz.

0:14.2

Hello.

0:15.4

Not the same, not the same folks by the way.

0:17.8

There's a cat and Jason.

0:20.7

You can't be sure of that.

0:21.7

This is audio. I'm telling the people what they should expect.

0:25.0

Oh, all right. Okay. So it's July 5th and my 4th of July was a bit different than I thought it would be.

0:35.6

Yeah, sorry about that.

0:37.6

And it's all your fault.

0:39.2

Yeah, I take full responsibility for the shenanigans that happened yesterday.

0:43.7

So to bring everyone up to speed, and we'll move through this quickly because it's not the

0:48.9

point of the story, to bring everyone up to speed, a person that was on an American Airlines flight from Phoenix to New York City

0:57.0

posted something on social media accusing the flight crew of being inebriated because of multiple turns that the aircraft

1:06.7

made while approaching New York City.

1:10.3

Jason responded. After the airline responded,

1:14.4

Jason responded, because this person was insistent that it was the case.

1:18.6

Jason responded, I responded to Jason's response and the situation escalated from there.

1:26.0

Long story short, the flight crew was not at all inebriated.

1:30.0

The follow-on accusation that the air traffic controllers were inebriated is false.

1:36.0

And it turns out that in very, very congested airspace, air traffic controllers have to provide direction to aircraft so that they can safely land.

1:47.0

This person was unfamiliar with it perhaps and we're moving on from that segment of this, we'll call it shenanigans.

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