by Addison Schonland | Oct 27, 2020 | Boeing
The Boeing 737 MAX is expected to re-enter service by the year-end. What next? How confident can we be in the process of recertifying the MAX? How do Boeing and airlines get the traveling public to fly the MAX? Our panel: Eddy Pieniazek – Head of Analytics and...
by Addison Schonland | Oct 27, 2020 | Aerospace, Airlines
News this week that Ethiopian took delivery of its 30th Dash8-400 reinforces just how much the turboprop means in Africa. Ethiopian is the continent’s biggest airline, and it keeps growing its turboprop fleet. As we can see in the next table, from the 2Q20...
by Addison Schonland | Oct 27, 2020 | Aerospace
AirInsight US Airline Index Commercial Aviation Rolls-Royce seeks $2.6 billion in make-or-break share issue – Reuters Pratt & Whitney Announces Plans for at Least $650m Investment in North Carolina – P&W Bombardier and Spirit AeroSystems...
by Addison Schonland | Oct 26, 2020 | Aerospace
AirInsight US Airline Index Commercial Aviation Boeing’s Early Concept for All-New Jetliner Tempts Rolls-Royce – Bloomberg Will Bombardier Survive the Pandemic? – Yahoo Southwest Airlines is seriously considering the A220 – TPG TECNAM P-VOLT...
by Addison Schonland | Oct 23, 2020 | Aerospace
AirInsight US Airline Index Commercial Aviation Japan’s Mitsubishi Heavy to freeze development of SpaceJet regional jet – Reuters Airbus sets plan to gear up production in show of confidence – BNN Southwest Says If There’s Ever A Time To Walk Away...
by Ernest Arvai | Oct 22, 2020 | Boeing
The news reports in the Wall St. Journal that Boeing is planning a new large narrow-body aircraft to combat the A321 is interesting, both from timing and product strategy timeframes. With the MAX closing in on certification and a return to service, Boeing realizes...
