As we move through November, here’s an update on the US airline fleet. Through yesterday, US Airlines have taken 185 single-aisle deliveries. United Airlines has the most deliveries by a wide margin; Southwest Airlines took the honors last year. Just…
ATR announced today that after “an extensive market review and in light of lingering tensions on its supply chain,” it decided to focus efforts on boosting the competitiveness of its current product portfolio. Consequently, ATR will stop developing its Short…
Fuel costs are an airline’s most significant exogenous input. They are impossible to control (hedging can only do so much) and can throw out any budget planning overnight. Here is a data visualization of the US airline industry using Form…
Earlier this week, we saw a novel idea that looked outlandish. Bill Blain, a UK-based market strategist, wrote, “I have a transformational idea for Musk: Buy BOEING and merge it into SpaceX.” One can’t leave this statement out there; Mr. Blain…
The air travel world has moved towards Open Skies. The US is the most significant air travel market, with many such agreements. What do markets look like, and crucially, how has this worked out? We used the I-92 (APIS) data to…
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