Transactions through October
Here’s our model the transactions for large aircraft through October 2019. Select an OEM on the right to drive the model and see the tables change. Views: 16
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Insight: Friday 27 September: This Week for the Boeing 737 MAX
It is Friday, so let’s review this busy week in the world of the 737 MAX. A lot has been revealed about the crashes, Boeing’s internal safety upgrades, their future production plans, additional recommendations and lawsuits. The NTSB, in…
The Thomas Cook debacle
All through last week, the rumors were growing. Would the travel company get a rescue package? Even as the company tried to secure a financial package, there were several aircraft being positioned to ensure stranded travelers could make their way…
The Oil price hike – some useful data
This morning we woke to an overnight oil price spike. While politicians politic and primp for the cameras, the rest of us will try to figure out what this means and what might happen next. Here’s some data to help…
Time to ease the Scope Clause?
The Scope Clause as used in the US airline market is a market aberration. It was instituted by the pilot unions to ensure major airlines would not push more work to regional partners, whose pilots are paid much lower rates.…
Unpacking the DB1B Market data
The US DoT DB1B Market source contains directional market characteristics of each domestic itinerary of the Origin and Destination Survey, such as the reporting carrier, origin and destination airport, prorated market fare, number of market coupons, market miles flown, and…