Addison Schonland is a Co-Founder at AirInsight. With a deep passion for aviation and aerospace, he explores topics related to commercial and private airlines, as well as planes and aircraft, driven by a data-centric approach. Addison's insights and expertise have been featured in AirInsight.com and AeroTime.
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Italy's decision to order six Airbus A330 MRTT tankers is about far more than replacing aging refueling aircraft.
At Amsterdam Airport Schiphol , something quiet is taking place. Four easyJet Airbus A320neo aircraft are being prepared for a new etaxi solution.
Today, United Airlines took delivery of the first of 50 A321XLRs on order. Here's a program update to provide some context.
We updated our model to include March 2026, and here's how the data appears. Browse the four pages and use the menus to select routes you fly. The results will show how the airlines are performing.
In March, AirInsight identified the CAAC as the mechanism behind Airbus's China delivery freeze. This week, Reuters and Bloomberg confirmed it. Here's what it means.
Airbus had a great month. Its best this year. Orders The long-awaited A220 order from AirAsia came through.
PR: São José dos Campos, Brazil, June 5, 2026 – Embraer and Azorra have signed an additional firm order for 15 E195-E2 aircraft, with purchase
TAC reports Boeing plans to accelerate MAX production. The need for this is obvious; Boeing must catch up with Airbus for the sake of the entire supply chain, not just its nervous shareholders.
Everyone has been noting the supply chain's stress – this stress is creating opportunities. And who better to jump into that opportunity than private capital?
An interesting story at ch-Aviation today highlights something worth noting. The Key Issue – Demand is rock solid
