On this episode of Avtock, we break down Airbus and Boeing order and delivery numbers for 2021, the FAA's mysterious ground stop,

and an improbable crash in California.

Hello and welcome to episode 146 of Avtoc. I am Ian Petchenic here as always with

Jason or Benowets. Hello, Ian. What's going on?

Hello, Jason. You know, things are happening.

We're back in school after a small hiatus,

thanks to teachers and districts not agreeing on things, but the kids are back in school,

which is why the recording is quieter this week.

But other than that, things are going well, and let's hope they stay that way.

How are you, sir?

Great.

I have no issues of that sort, so everything else pales in comparison.

The cat's in school, everything's going well with that and it's getting good marks.

Yeah, she disappears between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. and then re-emerges when I'm done with work.

I mean that's not bad cat work if you can get it. No no she is a good gig. In general yeah.

Let's see what do we got this week's show is a hodge of stuff. We don't have any head scratching interviews this week. I think we used up our quota for a couple weeks on John last week because, you know, just the more we talked, and we had

John and we were like, well, let's figure out what's going on. Maybe he knows. No, it's just more questions

upon questions upon questions. And a week later, we're kind of where we were last week where we don't really

know much. We don't even know who, if anyone, is actually investigating what happened.

Yeah, which is...

It sure seems like nothing's happening. At least officially out in the open, nothing.

Maybe something will happen somewhere and then we'll have to revisit this.

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