Airbus and Boeing represent the largest sectors of commercial aerospace with their single aisle aircraft. As both companies transition from their current generation to next generation, what patterns can we discern? For example, both OEMs talk about up-sizing – particularly…
[UPDATE we received guidance on numbers from OEMs, changing the charts] [UPDATE 2 rechecked the charts redid the charts to ensure equal seating] We decided to take another look at the point of friction where the small duopoly meets the…
Airbus notified the industry that its first A330neo has started assembly in Toulouse. The first aircraft will be an A330-900. The next model will be an A330-800, which be shorter. The A330-800 and the A330-900 are 99% common and 95%…
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In the single aisle market the dominance of Airbus and Boeing is total. Take a look at this chart. Views: 48
The Airbus A321 has been doing a lot of winning lately. Air Lease Corporation announced placements of six new Airbus A321neo aircraft with Azores Airlines. The CFM leap 1A engine-powered aircraft from ALC’s order book with Airbus will deliver between…