Lori Ranson is a Senior Analyst at CAPA - Centre for Aviation and covers North American and Latin airlines for Aviation Week. Her expertise spans the aviation and aerospace sectors, with a focus on commercial and private airlines, as well as planes and aircraft. Lori's insights have been featured in Routes and the Aviation Week Network.
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Lori Ranson’s coverage focuses on the transportation and aviation industry, with an emphasis on company-specific announcements, government mandates, and private sector developments. She seems to be receptive to press releases and official government communications.
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Biman Bangladesh Airlines has solidified plans to add Airbus wide and narrowbody aircraft to its all-Boeing fleet.
JetBlue has experienced a steady stream of bad luck over the last few years, ranging from the dissolution of its alliance with American Airlines to a failed attempt to merge with Spirit Airlines
By: Lori Ranson
Aeromexico says talks between the FAA and Mexican officials over a possible aviation safety downgrade were constructive.
United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby believes airlines will make capacity adjustments next year as the company expects persistently high fuel prices to remain in place throughout 2027.
By: Lori Ranson
United Airlines warns of industry realignment as persistently high fuel prices stretch into 2027, forcing capacity cuts and mounting financial pressure on weaker carriers.
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By: Lori Ranson
American Airlines embarked on its centennial year intent on making progress in closing the margin gaps with its largest rivals Delta Air Lines and United Airlines, but skyrocketing fuel costs have quashed the carrier's momentum.
Mexican ultra-low-cost carrier Volaris sees better opportunities for fuel recapture on U.S. routes and plans to deploy most of its capacity over the next year into the transborder market.
