Airbus A319

Well, without further ado, we're gonna talk about one other M&A which we have rung the gong for, which is the jet business being bought by Flexjet.

So we have a full interview that we recorded in London a couple of weeks ago, uh, at the jet business inside of their mock-up of the A319.

The last time I did this, I said 747, and I realized as soon as it came out of my mouth that that was incorrect.

So wanted to correct that for the record, but this is live from the jet business, the interview with Steve Varsano and Ken Ricky.

Nearly two hours behind the scheduled departure time, and it's according to the public flight tracking data.

The flight landed in Miami at approximately 11.23 p.m. As the Airbus A319 was en route to Florida, flight attendants alerted the cockpit crew to a disturbance involving a passenger in row 9.

I'm pretty sure it's going to be first class.

According to the Aircraft Communications Addressing and Reporting System, data link logs published by aviation website Airlive, the lead flight attendant reported that a female passenger in seat 9D had... completely undressed and engaged in indecent acts in view of nearby passengers.

Finally, a quick note for Atlanta travelers and aviation watchers.

An American Airlines Airbus A319 crew and an Atlanta air traffic controller got into a tense exchange after the pilot requested extra wake turbulence separation behind a Delta Boeing seven fifty-seven.

The controller canceled the takeoff clearance and handed the runway to a Frontier plane instead, then cited a possible pilot deviation.

The full audio is doing the rounds online, and it's quite something.

In 2008, Delta acquired Northwest Airlines.

Northwest had a large Airbus fleet, A319s, A320s, A330s.

Delta didn't go out and buy Airbuses because they wanted to.

They inherited them.

That's a lifetime at this point.

And it's a little poetic that this announcement was made just as the very last of the narrowbodies, a handful of A319s, went into the maintenance shop.

to have their screens removed so this is a blank slate but this is one thing that yes it is very difficult to do and it takes a long time but then there's other things i mean you talk about starlink which is only on some of the fleet we'll get into this later but how the organizational changes there needs to be more urgency this is better than it was but it's it's not where

it needs to be There does need to be more urgency.