Asia Pacific Airlines continued to ride a wave of robust growth in June, with both passenger and cargo sectors delivering strong performances. According to the Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA), the region’s carriers handled around 29 million international passengers…
The duopoly accounted for 94% through July The differences in new deliveries are rather stark Boeing has a good business in freighters (and military derivatives), but throttled-back delivery rates are damaging While Airbus numbers are better, by comparison, they are…
July was lower than the past few months. There is a softening trend in transactions. This reflects the industry’s slow deliveries, as this chart illustrates. Views: 21
Airbus reported a major drop in first-half profits, primarily due to a write-down of Euro 989 million for its Space operations. Without the write-off, the company’s results would have been slightly better than in 2023, reflecting the continued strength of…
Looking at the latest data, it’s getting worse again. But we have some interesting perspectives to share. The model below examines the US DoT On-Time dataset and reports on airline, airport, and aircraft performance. The ten-page model offers several perspectives,…
Air New Zealand reversed course on its climate commitments for 2030, dropping commitments made in 2022 for the 2030 time frame. The carrier revealed two major reasons for the change: first, the inability to source more fuel-efficient aircraft on a…