Insight: Monday 22 July 2019 – Airbus Bird of Prey
Category Aerospace
Morning Call – Monday 22 July 2019
Commercial Aviation Boeing Has Friends in High Places, Thanks to Its 737 Crash Czar – Source: Bloomberg Boeing’s Charge Is Only the End of the Beginning – Source: Bloomberg KC-390 enters final phase tests – Source: AirRecognition Tanzania to buy…
Insight: Friday 19 July 2019 – $4.9 Billion charge just the tip of the MAX iceberg
Hawaiian Airlines benefits from A321neo deployment
Hawaiian Airlines is a good example of an airline that deploys “middle of the market” sized aircraft. They have a small high-frequency short-haul fleet for inter-island traffic. But island to mainland service is a good place for a middle of…
Morning Call – Friday 19 July 2019
Commercial Aviation Boeing To Book Massive Quarterly Loss As It Takes $4.9 Billion Charge On 737 MAX Fallout – Source: Forbes Are cellphones a flight danger? They could be on these Boeing jets – Source: Bloomberg Airbus closes in on…
Boeing takes 4.9 billion Q2 charge on MAX
Boeing has taken a $4.9 billion pre-tax charge to cover costs resulting from the MAX grounding, compensation and production delays. That’s for Q2, so the charge might increase for the year. The airframer announced the charge on July 18, six…