Like everyone else attached to the commercial aviation business, we have been wishing air travel to show a robust recovery. It isn’t happening. At least not yet. Updating our model this morning note that the volumes are up – but…
Thursday, June 4. June is on the calendar, which means airlines have targeted a slow but progressive return to flying after two months of almost no activity. They include airlines in Europe but Singapore Airlines has planned a progressive return to…
Commercial Delivery deferral of 68 aircraft threatens chances of a comeback for the 737 MAX – Aviation24 SMBC Aviation chief expects new aircraft to be favoured in recovery despite cheap fuel – FlightGlobal Amazon leases 12 more Boeing cargo planes…
Today the US Dot released some updated numbers on fuel burn and costs. As expected fuel cost has dropped remarkably – but so has consumption. No traffic, no fuel demand, and oil prices drop. Take a look at the charts. …
Lufthansa Group recorded a EUR -2,1 billion net loss for the first quarter, it announced on June 3 during a delayed Q1-results presentation. Remember this period includes only the start of the Covid-19 crisis, so there is worse to come…
Yes, the airline industry is in the midst of the worst crisis it has ever seen. And yes, this has had an impact on its operations, but Central and Eastern European ultra-low-cost airline Wizz Air is optimistic it will come…