On this week’s episode of AvTalk, Niger’s airspace closure creates confusion and delay; the NTSB investigation into a close call in Boston reveals video evidence of just how close of a call it was; and travel demand is up, but for some airlines it’s up in all the wrong places.
Niger airspace closure changes the landscapeWith the closure of Niger’s airspace to all flights, flying from Europe to southern Africa just became more challenging.
Boston close call was very, very closeThe NTSB’s final report on the incident in Boston in February shows just how close a Lear 60 and JetBlue E190 were before the E190 conducted a go around.
Boeing problems and pronouncementsThe inlet on the LEAP1-B engine that powers the 737 MAX could overheat in specific conditions when the anti-ice function is activated, causing the inlet to rupture. Also from Boeing, we get the first breakdown of the MAX backlog and the passenger 777-8 is now as long as its cargo variant.
Everyone wants to fly to EuropeAnd that’s a problem for some airlines.
FAA extends slot waiver for NortheastThe FAA has extended the slot waiver through October.
Western Global files for bankruptcyThe cargo airline is looking to restructure its business and raise some much needed cash.
MIAT Mongolian Airlines prepares to take first 787The Mongolian flag carrier will begin with flights to Asia and Europe, before adding a non-stop connection to the United States.
What is Air Japan and how is it different from Air Japan?Jason explains what’s new about Air Japan, which is the same, but different than Air Japan.
LEGO Concorde is comingLEGO will release a Concorde set. And it is beautiful.
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