News The 737 MAX has been problematic for so long it seems old news, and with the aircraft now flying again, all should be well in Renton. But as Coach Lee Corso would say, “not so fast, my friend.” Boeing…
Problems with the Boeing 787 are currently impacting Boeing, with 787 deliveries halted since last October and unlikely to resume until the end of this month. The company has now about 80 787s that it has continued to produce during…
News: Last Monday, Boeing reduced its firm backlog on the 777X to 191 aircraft, a 38% drop, as the delay until 2023 allows customers an “out” to their orders. Emirates, the largest customer for the existing 777 and key customer…
The Singapore Air Show is getting started, but with 8% fewer participating companies, including some major industry players, and about a dozen fewer aircraft on display than planned. The Coronavirus, which has already impacted travel to and from China, is…
The trend towards “right sizing” aircraft and “horses for courses” appears to be changing as we analyze the size of recent orders. But this growth and up-sizing appears to be confined to the narrow-body market. In 2019, for the first…
The first month of the new decade has already been turbulent, with the continuing soap opera surrounding the Boeing 737 MAX, uncertainty over trade with US-China, US-EU, Brexit–EU, and the outbreak of the Coronavirus in China causing major disruptions in…