Boeing’s January numbers are in, and they look pretty good: 107 orders and 46 deliveries. Our model gives Boeing’s history since January 2000. To update readers on our duopoly model. We combined Airbus and Boeing data from January 2000 onward…
Significant news from Cuba over the past 24 hours. The trickle-down impact of US-Venezuela friction is spreading across the Caribbean. The impact goes far beyond the “Gulf of America”. The Crisis – Scale and Timeline NOTAMs were issued February 8,…
At the end of January, we put out a story about the 737 MAX 8-200 achieving a fuel burn per seat rate about equal to that of the A321neo. We are pleased to say that we now have more data…
Airbus has had an awful start to 2026. How else does one say it? Here’s the evidence along with the historic context. Deliveries: 19 aircraft delivered to 15 customers 15 A320-family aircraft 3 A220s 1 A350 This represents Airbus’s slowest…
Last year was tough for any US industry that depended on ‘foreign’ visitors. Here are some charts that show the patterns of what happened. Our source data is the DHS APIS, otherwise known as the I-92 . Over the past…
Every airshow comes with the same thing – order rumors. The attention these rumors attract reflects the industry’s vibrancy. In other words, it’s a great thing. This year’s Singapore airshow’s big rumor is about AirAsia and the A220. Rumors are…