Sharon Petersen is the Chief Executive Officer at AirlineRatings.com. With a deep passion for commercial aviation, she focuses on topics related to commercial and private airlines, as well as planes and aircraft. Dedicated to showcasing innovation in the aviation industry, Sharon's work has been featured in AirlineRatings.com.
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Sharon Petersen's coverage primarily focuses on air travel, airlines, flight incidents, and airline industry news. Her articles often include press releases and cited data.
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22 September, 2025 min read Sharon Petersen 22 September, 2025
Air India Crash Update on probable cause and how the investigation is poorly managed
Qantas is celebrating the launch of its newest aircraft today, with its first two next-generation Airbus A321XLR aircraft taking off this morning for their first commercial flights.
AirlineRatings boarded the inaugural passenger flight between Sydney and Perth, and if you’ve flown on the 737-800s transcontinentally lately, you’ll know exactly what we mean when we say this is a huge, and exciting, leap forward
A new airline, Sun Phu Quoc has launched but its entering a very tough and saturated market, here's the facts and why it may not succeed.
