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Houthi missiles hit Riyadh's airport on back-to-back days, five hundred-plus flights canceled, Lufthansa suspended all Saudi service, and the airspace warnings are now coming from EASA — and that is before we get to the three carriers simultaneously in some stage of bankruptcy proceedings in Europe and Latin America. And the OEM delivery picture keeps moving. Embraer posted a record third quarter. Airbus landed a hundred-and-ten aircraft order from Avolon in a single deal. Meanwhile the defense
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Jet fuel at a hundred and seventy-one dollars a barrel — highest of 2026, up fifty-seven percent year-over-year — and that number is sitting on top of every airline balance sheet, every fleet plan, and every route map heading into winter. That's what this week was about. And it's not just a fuel st…
Defense just got repriced. Lockheed Martin down nearly seven percent for the week, Northrop down almost six, Kratos off eight — and that's not noise, that's the sector telling you something about where the risk appetite has shifted. And at the same time, Boeing is up on the week, commercial aerospa…
A European flag carrier is working through Chapter 11 in New York, cargo operators posted their worst week in months, and jet fuel benchmarks are running better than seven percent higher week on week — and somehow the major airlines were the best performers in the sector. That tension is exactly wh…
An airBaltic bankruptcy and jet fuel at eight forty-nine a gallon. The Iran war is now writing airline income statements, and this week the math got brutal. And it's not just the carriers feeling it. Defense names are catching a bid, cargo operators are under pressure, and the MRO space had one of …
Global airline profits cut in half. Jet fuel at over eight dollars a gallon. And the alternative investment firm that bankrolled some of aviation's boldest bets just filed for bankruptcy with more than two billion dollars in debt. That is the week of August twenty-third in aviation. We're going to …
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