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First flight Boeing 737 MAX-9 London Stansted Airport filmed in 4K Ultra HD

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FAA to up oversight of Boeing citing ‘other manufacturing problems’ at company

Agency head says the FAA will significantly increase oversight of Boeing after last week’s cabin blowout incident

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US transportation head says no grounded Boeing 737 Max 9 planes will return to air ‘until it is safe’ — Guardian US

Pete Buttigieg says no timeline for return of aircraft as Alaska Airlines announces cancellation of 110-150 flights each day

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T-100 Update confirms the decline of the 757 and ascendance of the A321

T-100 Update confirms the decline of the 757 and ascendance of the A321

The US DoT published its latest T-100 August update.  This allows us to update our Middle of the Market model. Typically these models are subscriber-only. But we decided to share this one because it demonstrates two important data points: (1) the 757 is losing to the A321 in a big way, and (2) Boeing has to get a move on with the NMA.  Press the play button at the bottom left of the model to…

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The smaller side of MoM is a tightening space for Boeing

The smaller side of MoM is a tightening space for Boeing

Boeing is building interest in the 797 to a frenzy with its quiet and not so quiet activities.  While everyone is focusing on what it could be or should be, what does market data suggest?  There is talk of a twin-aisle aircraft with seating at 220 and 270. The range of the aircraft is said to be from 3,000 NM up to 4,500 NM.

Only Boeing and its target customers know the current thinking and this…

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A321neo first delivery and big expectations

A321neo first delivery and big expectations

Airbus announced the delivery of the first A321neo today to US-based Virgin America – a brand soon to disappear into the ever consolidatingUS airline industry.   Like all the Virgin American fleet, this one also powered by CFM.  In this case by the LEAP engine.  But we won’t see this livery for long.

“After Virgin America having been the first customer signing for the A320neo back in December…

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Aer Lingus eyeing A321LRs?

Aer Lingus eyeing A321LRs?

News from Bloomberg suggests that AerLingus is about to announce a decision to select the Airbus A321LR to replace its Boeing 757s.  These 757s are primarily used to connect Ireland and US east coast cities.  The Boeing 757 is a remarkable aircraft that enjoyed great popularity long after Boeing stopped making them.  But the existing airframes are ageing and its obsolesce is a factor.

AerLingus…

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