The Boeing 737 MAX is expected to re-enter service by the year-end. What next? How confident can we be in the process of recertifying the MAX? How do Boeing and airlines get the traveling public to fly the MAX? Our…
News The news reports in the Wall St. Journal that Boeing is planning a new large narrow-body aircraft to combat the A321 is interesting, both from timing and product strategy timeframes. With the MAX closing in on certification and a…
Our monthly China updates with Professor David Yu in Shanghai. Our discussion focuses on COVID status in China. How is air travel recovering, and the development of travel bubbles. Finally, we discuss the state of China’s economy. This includes a…
This is a timely discussion focusing on several issues, two of which include: How confident can we be in the process of recertifying the MAX? How do Boeing and airlines get the traveling public to fly the MAX? Our panel:…
Airlines are juggling fleets to optimize for a slow traffic recovery. This is a challenge the industry has never had to face before. 9/11 was a short term adjustment because travel demand was still there. Now travel demand has dropped…
With the global freighter fleet being the busiest out there, what does the data tell us about what is going on? It turns out the, based on US T-100 data, Boeing dominates this business segment with its dedicated freighters. Looking…