Briefing – OEM & Airline Roundup
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Month April 2020
Morning Call – Wednesday 8 April 2020
A Daily Summary of Industry News covering Commercial Aviation, Business Aviation, Airlines, Urban Air Mobility, and Social Media Commercial Aviation There is no vaccine to rid yourself of unwanted software features: Reuters ATR confronts big order overhang in Asia-Pacific: FlightGlobal…
Lufthansa Group prepares for drastic post-Covid shrink
Lufthansa Group will significantly reduce its fleet as it prepares for the post-Covid 19 return to service, the airline said on April 7. The reduction and reorganization will include all airlines and result in a yet to be confirmed number…
Parked aircraft and Power-By-The-Hour contracts
Typically the airlines don’t pay much for their engines using “Power-By-Hour” contracts instead. From industry sources, we understand more than half the airlines utilize these contracts. On the lower side, we might see GE and CFM in high-sixties percent and…
Morning Call – Tuesday7 April 2020
A Daily Summary of Industry News covering Commercial Aviation, Business Aviation, Airlines, Urban Air Mobility, and Social Media Commercial Aviation Airbus struggles to gauge how much scaling back is too much: Bloomberg GE Aviation Tied to Two Projects Nominated for…
Insight Monday 6 April 2020: The Other Side – Part 3: TSA Medical Police?
Bill Gates was in the news last week, promoting the development of a Covid-19 vaccine and, of course, having governments worldwide mandate a program of vaccinations. Under his proposal, everyone would have an identification card to prove their medical records…