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Business
Jet Wars: Episode XXV — The Senate Debate
I meant to get this up yesterday, but I got busy getting the paper out. We’re short-handed again…
May 31, 2005
Business
Jet Wars: Episode XXIV — The Europeans Strike Back (Again)
Here’s how the EU decision to file a trade complaint against the United States over Boeing subsidies played…
May 30, 2005
Business
EgyptAir may buy 12 737s
That’s according to TheStreet.com, which in turn is quoting a Reuters story.
May 26, 2005
Business
Did Boeing deals make Airbus’ Leahy sick?
That’s what Airbus’ top salesman quipped during a recent Chicago Tribune interview. The paper takes a look ahead…
May 26, 2005
Business
Another Boeing blog
Boeing’s calling it Flight Test Journal and Boeing Blogger-in-Chief, Randy Tinseth reports that it will consist of “personal…
May 25, 2005
Business
Does 777-F announcement shed light on 747 Advanced?
That’s what my column was about today.
May 24, 2005
Business
Boeing to announce new product Tuesday
First post: Noon-ish
May 22, 2005
Business
Pins and needle time in Wichita
Workers at the plant Boeing is selling to Onex will find out this weekend if they have jobs…
May 19, 2005
Business
Air Zimbabwe sets dubious record
That’s what the English-language Daily Mirror is reporting. It says that the airline recently carried one (1) passenger…
May 19, 2005
Business
Merger could give Airbus A350 launch customer
That’s what Business Standard in India is reporting — although it looks to me like they picked up…
May 19, 2005
Business
The British are not coming to order A380s
That’s what British Airways chief Rod Eddington tells Air Transport World, responding to big talk from Toulouse about…
May 19, 2005
Business
Jet Wars: Episode XXIII — The Spring Storm
Airbus has pulled the trigger on the trade war, asking European governments for A350 launch aid, the Chicago…
May 19, 2005
Business
737 replacements, 747 Advanced and Goodrich expansion
Those were the topics of my column this week. Here’s a link, for those of you who don’t…
May 17, 2005
Business
Air India study: Boeing planes generate more profit
OK, I’d promised myself that I would NOT post anything more about the STILL ongoing flap between Airbus…
May 16, 2005
Business
Boeing customers talk sales prices
OK, I’m sure you’re all aware that Boeing’s published list prices are just a starting point for negotiations…
May 16, 2005
Business
Aerospace analyst launches Web site
Scott Hamilton, who’s another one of those oft-quoted aviation analysts, has launched a new Web site that’s part…
May 15, 2005
Business
Another India jet deal in the works?
That’s what Business Standard reports. The English-language newspaper, reporting from New Delhi, says that government-owned Air India is…
May 15, 2005
Business
BusinessWeek: Boeing has ‘toxic political climate’
BizWeek’s Boeing guy, Stan Holmes, looks at reasons why some top-flight outside candidates have backed out of consideration…
May 15, 2005
Business
Trouble in Toulouse?
Singapore Airlines officials say they now expect to get their first A380 in the fourth quarter of 2006…
May 11, 2005
Business
Charleston dreams of joining jet set
An editor at The State, in Charleston, S.C., weighs in with this op/ed piece on the potential benefits…
May 11, 2005
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