Richard Schuurman is a journalist at AirInsight. With a career spanning back to 1987, he has focused on commercial aviation since late 2016, contributing insights on airlines, planes, and the broader aviation landscape. Richard's work has been featured in AirInsight.com and Travel Trade Today Ltd.
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Richard Schuurman's articles predominantly focus on the aviation industry, particularly covering news related to airlines, aircraft manufacturers like Boeing and Airbus, and commercial air travel. He often cites data and press releases in his coverage.
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