Boeing (BA) reported second quarter before the opening bell on Wednesday (July 24). Earlier we shared our estimate for second quarter earnings and it's needless to say that Boeing’s reported figures are quite a bit better than we anticipated. In this report, AeroAnalysis International will have a look at the results highlighting where Boeing ...
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From the 17th of June until the 23rd of June, the 2019 Paris Airshow will be hosted, consisting of four trading days and three days open to the general public. The trading days are highly interesting as it gives an idea of what orders or plans jet makers such as Boeing (BA) ...
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From the 17th of June until the 23rd of June, the 2019 Paris Airshow will be hosted consisting of 4 trading days and 3 days open to the general public. The trading days are highly interesting as it gives an idea of what orders or plans jet makers such as Boeing (BA) ...
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So far, it has not been the year Boeing and Airbus were hoping for in terms of orders. Airbus is doing quite well with their deliveries, while Boeing is struggling with the Boeing 737 MAX crisis. You could say that Airbus’s year is going better, despite a negative order tally ...
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In the aftermath of two crashes with the Boeing (BA) 737 MAX, Boeing quickly has gone from one of the most loved companies to one of the most detested companies… at least that is the way it seems: Year-to-date Boeing shares are performing in line with the Dow Jones Industrial ...
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Boeing's  first quarter results did not show the huge cash crunch that some had been expecting, and despite Boeing pulling its full year outlook, investors didn't drop their shares, but I think there is very little to be truly positive about. I think, if you look at the financial results, ...
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In the aftermath of the second crash with the Boeing (BA) 737 MAX, Boeing’s CEO has been slammed for not speaking out in the days following the crash, and some even wanted the CEO to depart or at least be stripped of his role as the chairman of the board ...
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The Boeing 777X was set to be rolled out on the 13th of March, but a public rollout has been delayed in the aftermath of the problems with Boeing 737 MAX. The rollout is considered a major milestone for the program. Currently, it not known whether a public rollout will ...
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Each month AeroAnalysis covers the monthly order inflow for Boeing and Airbus . Due to the crash of the Boeing 737 MAX 8 on the 10thof March, much of the coverage I had planned was delayed. The comparison between order inflow for Boeing and Airbus was no exception. This report was ...
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On the 10th of March, Ethiopian Flight ET302 operating with a brand-new Boeing (BA) 737 MAX 8 crashed shortly after departure, killing all people on board and marking the second fatal Boeing 737 MAX 8 crash. In the aftermath of the previous crash, a lot of misinformation was put out ...
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On the 8th of March, I wrote a report on Jet Airways grounding several aircraft due to non-payment. Although virtually all media outlets, including aerospace portals, used the term "grounding", which means nothing more than keeping the aircraft on the ground, a tiny fraction of my readers found the wording to be unlucky, ...
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The Airbus A330neo was launched in 2014 as a counter to the Boeing (BA) 787. To some extent the Airbus A330neo stands in the shadow of the Dreamliner having cumulated less sales, but we think there is a few factors that are actually making things look way worse than they ...
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Air France-KLM probably is one of the best examples of a merger between airlines that has been looking like an unhappy marriage for years now. At the time Air France acquired KLM in 2004 (which was a buy out that looked more like a merger), KLM Royal Dutch Airlines was ...
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In a previous report, we had a look at the changing needs in Emirates' fleet plan driven by a combination of financial performance and aircraft program specifics. What we observed was that, in recent years, Emirates has kept adding capacity, mostly in the form of the Airbus (OTCPK:EADSF) A380 but ...
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While the announcement to shut down the Airbus A380 was the big news item on the 14th of February and possibly the biggest news all year, there was news from Etihad Airways as it reached an agreement with Boeing (BA) and Airbus to restructure its order with both jet makers. The ...
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The shutdown of the Airbus A380 program seems like a bad thing for Airbus at first sight, but we think the opposite is true. In fact, as we earlier pointed out, it seems like Boeing (BA) might be the one losing a tentative agreement for now as Emirates placed orders ...
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The Airbus A380 made headlines more than once in February, and AeroAnalysis has also analysed certain rumors and announcements during the month. Since December 2018, I have been working on an analysis that had a heavy Dubai and Emirates focused look on the Airbus A380. While we were writing that report, ...
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The Boeing 797 is a conceptual aircraft by The Boeing Company (NYSE:BA) that has gathered quite some interest from the industry, analysts and investors. It is one of the subjects AeroAnalysis has covered for quite some years, and we even have written an extensive report that has been bought my possible major ...
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The Airbus A380 likely is one of the most impressive developments in the history of commercial aviation. As an aerospace engineer and aircraft enthusiast, I can certainly appreciate the Airbus A380. Also, when considering comfort, the Airbus A380 is second to none. While the product is impressive, demand for the ...
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In 2013, Boeing  launched the Boeing 777X and to this day, it is considered the most successful launch in the commercial aircraft industry. After the launch of the Boeing 777X, sales have been rather slow, but we believe the Boeing 777X will fulfill an important role for the US jet ...
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