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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Airbus will start flight-testing wing extensions on an A321neo test aircraft from HY2 next year to evaluate the effects of a longer wingspan.
Emirates President Sir Tim Clark, again, is pushing aircraft manufacturers to innovate more and come up with new designs more quickly.
Airbus' strategy update to double Adjusted EBIT to €10 billion in 2029 assumes the launch of the stretched versions of the A220 and A350.
By: Addison Schonland, Richard Schuurman
PR: BermudAir , Bermuda's hometown airline, is set to become the newest operator of the Airbus A220, following an order placed by affiliated company Odyssey for 10 A220-300 aircraft. The firm order, booked in March 2026, represents the group's first direct aircraft order with Airbus.
Day 3 in a warm and humid Farnborough has produced only a couple of aircraft orders. And they were all for Airbus.
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Day 4 of the Farnborough Airshow was the last official one for doing deals and orders, but most of the corporates had already left on Wednesday.
All Nippon Airways has placed a follow-up order with Embraer for eight E190-E2s, which will be operated on an ACMI contract by IBEX from 2028. The order wa
International Airlines Group (IAG) reported a strong first half of 2026. The Group grew its operating profit before exceptional items to €1.8 billion. Desp
Significantly higher fuel costs, strikes, and lower capacity: these are the ingredients for Lufthansa Group's lower Q2 profit and HY1 loss.
