Insight: Monday 4 May 2020: Early Visitors to the Airline Graveyard
Month May 2020
Aviation going forward – a personal view
OpEd by Nico Buchholz The bell rang loud and clear when the world‘s mobility came to a grinding standstill within two weeks. No-one initially thought it would be that dramatic when it started but by now the situation is for…
Monthly aircraft transactions down 73% on last year
Updating our monthly transactions model we can see the start of the impact Covid-19 is having on commercial aviation fleets and transactions. It is devastating. The first third of 2019 saw 996 transactions, for 2020 it is at 607, a…
Morning Call: Monday 4 May 2020
Commercial More Spirit layoffs – KSN Planemakers slow plans for new jets as they focus on survival – Reuters How the Fed Saved Boeing Without Paying a Dime – Bloomberg World’s Biggest Commercial Jet Family with fuel efficiency “up to…
Boeing’s debt will return to haunt the company’s future viability (or lack thereof)
The Boeing Company, after announcing intentions in its earnings call, has secured an additional $25 billion in debt to provide the cash cushion it needs to survive the SARS-Cv-2 crisis. But since the company’s credit rating has been cut to…
Morning Call: Friday 1 May 2020
Commercial Ryanair sets mid-May deadline for talks on new Boeing MAX order – Reuters How Will Regional Jet Market Be Affected By COVID-19 Crisis? – AvWeek Boeing set to raise $25 billion in massive debt sale – Reuters Demand for…