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Welcome to Aviation Intelligence Weekly. I'm Sarah. And I'm Mike. This week we're covering the period from February 8th through February 15th, 2026, and it was a challenging week for most aviation stocks with one notable exception. That's right, Mike. We saw broad-based selling pressure across the airline sector, with nine of our eleven tracked stocks declining. But AerCap stood out as the clear winner, surging over seven percent while most airlines faced headwinds.
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