Six stories that say a lot about where aviation is heading.
Front or back. Push or Pull. GE’s take. — GE warns about durability challenges with its engines.
https://mailchi.mp/theaircurrent/ge-engine-durability-non-sub
OUCH! — Aviation’s $11 billion problem: a shortage of new aircraft.
https://www.travelpulse.com/news/airlines-airports/aviations-11-billion-problem-a-lack-of-new-planes
This can only mean one thing. Higher prices. — Leasing industry consolidation looms.
https://aviationweek.com/air-transport/daily-memo-leasing-industry-consolidate-further
Airlink building for the future. — New E2s will boost regional connectivity.
https://aviationweek.com/special-topics/small-narrowbody-jets/airlinks-new-e2s-will-boost-regional-connectivity
The hidden cost. — Engine performance issues ripple down to increased A220 maintenance.
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/aero-crew-news_airbusa220-aviationnews-aircraftmaintenance-activity-7383893378297442304-t190
Quirky: — Gotta learn this word.
https://substack.com/home/post/p-175884229
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#PMM #Aviation #Engines #GE #Leasing #Airlink #E2 #A220 #Maintenance #Travel #Quirky
Image description:
A Picasso-style cubist collage: stylized jet engines in push-pull motion, a broken aircraft silhouette to depict supply shortages, stacking blocks representing leasing consolidation, a sleek E2 regional jet rising from angular forms, wrench and turbine shapes for hidden maintenance costs, and a quirky word floating like a speech bubble. Painterly, surreal, witty.
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