Adrian Schofield is a Senior Air Transport Editor at Aviation Week Network. He specializes in aviation and aerospace, focusing on commercial and private airlines, as well as topics related to telecommunications, engineering, and finance within the transportation sector. Adrian's insights and expertise have been featured in Aviation Week Network and eBroky.
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Adrian Schofield predominantly covers press releases and government or private sector announcements in the transportation & logistics industry, with a focus on airlines and aviation. He would likely be most responsive to pitches that provide exclusive insights into major airline developments, financial health, consolidation moves, new aircraft orders/upgrades, and joint ventures.
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It is important to tailor any outreach efforts to match his clear interest in official statements from companies and governmental bodies regarding the aviation industry.
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By: Adrian Schofield
By: Adrian Schofield
SpiceJet has settled an aircraft lessor legal claim, but disputes remain unresolved with seven more lessors.
By: Adrian Schofield
If the recent history of the Australian airline industry has proven anything, it is that the path to success for new entrants is narrow and surrounded by significant challenges.
By: Adrian Schofield
Air New Zealand appoints Campbell Wilson and Rob McDonald to its board, pending election, as Larry De Shon steps down.
By: Adrian Schofield
New Zealand manufacturer NZAero has restarted production of its CT-4 trainer, and is also close to securing a new support agreement for the Royal Thai Air Force
By: Adrian Schofield
The boards of South Korean low-cost carriers (LCCs) Jin Air, Air Busan and Air Seoul have agreed to the terms and timeline of the planned merger of the three carriers.
Japan Airport Terminal Co. has confirmed it is on track to commission an extension to one of Tokyo Haneda Airport's terminals on Sept. 1.
By: Adrian Schofield
Air New Zealand is still facing significant cost headwinds that are clouding its prospects of a return to profitability in its current fiscal year.
