The recent United order continues to reverberate. The Middle of Market (MoM) is the hottest area for new business now and the segment is being watched closely. As a crossover segment, where it starts with single-aisles and ends with twin-aisles,…
The 737 MAX may be nearing the end of its grounding, as Boeing has been accomplishing some of the 5 steps necessary to re-certification and re-entry into service with the FAA. While international regulators may take longer, let’s assume that…
In recent months, the news for 777X hasn’t been very positive. Between changes to wide-body orders at the Dubai Airshow, the delay in the GE9X engine, the scrapping of fuselage automation and the failure of a major certification test, a…
Industry reports indicate that Boeing has been forcing its leasing company customers to continue progress payments for aircraft, despite having their MAX fleets grounded and not earning income. The last thing a leasing company wants to do when losing revenue…
Boeing got its first MAX-order since a long time when Turkish/German holiday specialist SunExpress converted ten options for the MAX 8 into firm orders on November 18. The deal is seen as a vote of confidence in the MAX, Boeing’s…
There are five key stages the 737 MAX needs to go through with the FAA to receive clearance to resume flying. The first of those, the eCAB simulator certification session has already been completed, and ensures that the entire…