Modeling US Airline fuel burn across fleets
Category Aerospace
Arajet Targets U.S. West Coast with New Los Angeles Route
Arajet continues its accelerated push into the North American market, with company CEO Víctor Pacheco revealing plans for a new route to Los Angeles (LAX). This move marks the Dominican low-cost carrier’s first destination on the U.S. West Coast, deepening…
Oceania Commercial Aviation News: Week of June 25, 2025
Qantas and Jetstar Dominate Australia–New Zealand Routes Qantas and its low-cost subsidiary Jetstar continue to expand their dominance across the Australia–New Zealand corridor, now operating 80% of Australia’s 10 longest routes to New Zealand throughout 2025. This strategic expansion is…
Tracking fuel among US airlines and their fleets
The US airline industry at 1Q25; a snapshot long run model
The recent update of the US DOT T2 dataset continues to provide more insights. One of our models summarizes the state of the industry, and we share it publicly. You can find more public models here. This is a big…
Boeing MAX fuel burn in the USA shines
