Ryan Ewing is a Senior Digital Director at Aviation. He specializes in aviation and aerospace, focusing on commercial and private airlines, as well as planes and aircraft. Ryan's work has been featured in FLYING Magazine, DM2I, NewsBreak, Yahoo Finance, Yahoo News, FreightWaves, AirlineGeeks, Yahoo, AVweb.com, and MSN.
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Ryan Ewing predominantly covers the aviation industry with a focus on airlines, aircraft, flight operations, and airports. His coverage includes press releases and government announcements, indicating a preference for official statements and data-backed information.
To effectively reach out to Ryan, consider offering exclusive access to newsworthy events such as airline expansions or contractions, safety-related issues in the aviation sector or insider insights into significant changes within airlines or aircraft manufacturers. Additionally, pitches that provide access to authoritative figures within the transportation industry might also be well-received by Ryan given his focus on this field.
As there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Ryan's articles, pitches should highlight global trends or developments in the aviation industry rather than focusing on specific regions.
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Delta is returning to a transpacific market where it will compete directly with Alaska Airlines , which launched service in May 2025.
The new service will mark the carrier's return to the Texas-Europe market after more than three decades.
Paris, a crew base, and 15 future gates are positioning the airline for its next phase of expansion.
The island nation's flag carrier combines a colorful tail emblem with a clean white fuselage and distinctive blue underbelly.
The carrier's blue-and-gold design has remained remarkably consistent through more than five decades of fleet changes.
The long-range single-aisle aircraft is scheduled to begin international service in December.
The carrier says it will retain its existing network while adding new flights from five U.S. hubs.
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The long-range narrowbody will fly to two California cities before entering transatlantic service.
The British carrier's red tail, metallic accents, and distinctive nose art have evolved alongside the airline for more than four decades.
