July transactions
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
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US on-time performance for airports, airlines and aircraft
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,…
The Daily Boeing: key stories for 31 July 2024
Today’s key stories center about 2nd quarter earnings and expectations for Q3 after July deliveries holding pace. Boeing will release earnings prior to market opening today, amid expectations for losses and negative cash flow as the company begins its manufacturing…
Air New Zealand reverses on 2030 climate goals
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…
Long range single-aisles – mirage or real?
Last week at the Farnborough Airshow, Airbus’ A321XLR made its debut. It was very quiet and looked like any other A321. The long-range tanks behind the wing are only noted by aviation geeks. With 550 on order, Airbus is confident…
The Daily Boeing: key stories for 30 July 2024
Today’s key story focuses about management succession and a new candidate for the Boeing CEO job, former Rockwell-Collins CEO Kelly Ortberg. He joins insiders Stephanie Pope, current Boeing Commercial Airplanes CEO, Pat Shanahan, Spirit AeroSystems CEO who has prior Boeing…