by Richard Schuurman | Apr 30, 2021 | Airlines |
Norwegian places hope on a capital increase to improve its financial position as it prepares for a gradual ramp-up of capacity, it said on April 29. The capital increase should pave the way for an exit from the examinership process in Ireland and reconstruction in...
by Richard Schuurman | Apr 29, 2021 | Embraer |
In between the announcement of a deeper first-quarter loss, there was some bright news for Embraer. The Brazilian airframer has signed a firm order for 30 E195-E2, set for delivery from 2022. Valued at $2.2 billion at list prices, the undisclosed order is a boost for...
by Richard Schuurman | Apr 29, 2021 | Airlines |
Europe has been one of the continents where the pandemic has a prolonged effect on air travel. Whereas there has been a rebound in domestic travel in the US, Europe is dominated by continued restrictions as various countries suffer from fourth or even fifth Covid...
by Richard Schuurman | Apr 29, 2021 | Airbus |
Airbus has returned to positive results again in the first quarter, announcing a EUR 362 million net profit for the period compared to a EUR -481 million loss last year on April 29. The results “mainly reflect our commercial aircraft delivery performance, cost and...
by Richard Schuurman | Apr 28, 2021 | Boeing |
On two occasions, on January 27 and again today on April 28, Boeing’s Chief Financial Officer Greg Smith warned analysts of the need of taking a reach-forward loss on the 787. But even now, with Dreamliner production being hampered by quality issues, Boeing hasn’t...
