Addison Schonland is a Co-Founder at AirInsight. With a passion for aviation and a keen interest in data-driven logic, he explores topics related to airlines, aviation, and supply chain logistics, while engaging in insightful conversations with industry experts. Addison's work has been featured in AeroTime, AirInsight.com, and NewsBreak.
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The FAA is reportedly days away from certifying the 737 MAX 10. Reuters, citing three people familiar with the matter, says approval could come as soon as this week.
By: Addison Schonland
United Airlines reports 3Q26 revenue gains, but higher fuel costs weigh on profit and 4Q26 guidance trails consensus.
PR: Pratt & Whitney Canada today unveiled its latest turboprop engine with a new centerline that delivers 33% more power at altitude and reduces
In the Indo-Pacific, which represents more than half of global maritime trade, fuel is the U.S. military's greatest vulnerability.
By: Addison Schonland
Start here to see the announcement about Dataliner. The new AI-powered platform combines aviation data with Boeing's aircraft insights to
A French sovereign-debt shock could test Airbus, with demand intact yet Toulouse suppliers at risk and wider supply-chain strain.
Five US airlines, five fuel bills, one story. Revenue is up 14% to 21% at every carrier that has reported, and of the carriers we can measure, only Southwest turned it into a better margin.
Capacity conditions improved significantly after the pandemic lows - losing Spirit has helped. The industry is still operating in a looser environment.
This is another of our evolving KPIs for tracking US airlines in new ways. Delay Propagation Factor quantifies how an initial downstream or primary delay ripples across subsequent flight legs in an aircraft's daily rotation.
