AvTalk Episode 328: Lock the cat in the lav

On this week’s episode of AvTalk, Indian investigators narrow the focus of their investigation on the crashed 787’s fuel cut off switches. Lufthansa has quite the week with a damaged A340 in need of an unpressurized transatlantic ferry flight, a diverted 747 in South America, and a loose cat locked in a lavatory. A young pilot flies to Antarctica without authorization, raising the ire of the Chilean government. A man is ingested by a Volotea A319 engine in Milan and the NTSB releases its preliminary report on the close call between a Delta A319 and a flight of T-38s in Washington DC.

Helpful links for this week’s episode

• The Air Current’s report on the AI171 investigation
• Lufthansa A340 unpressurized transatlantic ferry flight
• Unauthorized flight to Antarctica
• Volotea flight in Milan
• NTSB Delta—T-38s preliminary report

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