Airbus announced the delivery of the first A321neo today to US-based Virgin America - a brand soon to disappear into...
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Premium – A Fleet Review of Air France/KLM
Air France and KLM merged in 2004. The joint company has hubs in Amsterdam and Paris. Because of their long...
Air India gets its first A320neo
Air India took delivery of its first of 14 A320neos leased from Kuwait-based ALAFCO. Air India is the first CFM...
Premium #184 – Does Delta’s old aircraft strategy make sense?
In the US, Delta is famous for its decision to keep old aircraft flying, and has purchased second hand aircraft into...
Boeing’s GoldCare – Changing Aftermarket Perceptions
Boeing has an image problem with GoldCare. If you asked most people in the industry what GoldCare is, they would say...
Norwegian plots disruptive moves
This airline has plans for the US that have been delayed by the US authorities. Not satisfied with waiting for...
The evolving 737 wing
Wing design is complicated and the changes in IT and materials are having a big impact on what OEMs can do with...
More 757 replacement considerations
As reactions to the disruptive longer range A321neo idea from Airbus percolates, we took a look at the key market for...
Airbus is offering an A321 with longer range as a 757 replacement
Rumors about a Boeing 757 replacement from Airbus have been swirling for months. Many industry followers have been...
#141- The Stressed Aerospace Supply Chain
Airbus and Boeing are increasing production rates for their single aisle aircraft dramatically. Boeing has already...
First MAX parts formed
A Boeing Joggle Press operator prepares the first 737 MAX fuselage stringer for the press by brushing on lubricant. ...
Premium #142 – Will Lower Oil Prices Burst the Bubble?
Oil prices have dropped below $90 per barrel last week, amidst the US becoming the largest producer of energy in the...