A long time ago, in January and February, things looked great for US airlines. There was a new virus doing damage in China, but it wasn’t anything to worry about. Then, very suddenly it was. At industry conferences early in…
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News: Boeing has a huge dilemma. The company has produced about 820 737 MAX aircraft that are currently on the ground and not flying. About 370 were delivered to customers and paid for, awaiting clearance to re-enter service, and about…
Lessor AerCap has agreed with OEMs to defer deliveries of over 100 aircraft to 2023 and beyond, it announced on May 26. “We have taken these steps to better align our delivery schedule with the needs of our airline customers…
Trust among the aerospace industry has been in decline for some time. With strained relationships between aerospace customers and suppliers, the opportunity for partnership to solve complex problems is compromised. Never has it been more important for OEMs and Suppliers…
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