The International Air Transport Association warns of cargo aircraft shortage to distribute COVID-19 vaccine
The International Air Transport Association is calling on governments to start preparing for the large-scale delivery of a COVID-19 vaccine. It warns that the distribution of the vaccine is the “largest single transport challenge ever….The potential size of the delivery is enormous. Just providing a single dose to 7.8 billion people would fill 8,000 (Boeing) […]
The U.S. Has A Staggering Pilot Shortage
“Over the next two decades, 87 new pilots need to be trained and ready to fly a commercial airliner every day in order to meet our insatiable demand to travel by air. That’s one every 15 minutes.” SOURCE
Aero Acquisitions Delivers CFM56-3C1 International Engine to Air Incheon Co. Ltd. South Korea
Air Incheon Co. Ltd. (South Korea) recently took delivery of a CFM56-3C1 engine from Aero Acquisitions (USA). The engine has 1986 cycles remaining, a thrust rating of 23,199 lbs., and an EGT margin of 23 degrees.
Aero Acquisitions Delivers CFM56-3C1 International Engine to Savannah Leasing (USA)
Savannah Leasing (USA) recently took delivery of a CFM56-3C1 International engine from Aero Acquisitions (USA). The engine has 1,000 cycles remaining, a thrust rating of 23,500 lbs., and an EGT margin of 11 degrees.
African Airlines Urged To Look To Opportunities At Home
“The continent is so big that it is hard for African airlines to meet requirements. African airlines rarely co-operate with each other, they prefer to co-operate with foreign airlines and we feel that if African airlines start co-operating between themselves there will be a big opportunity to be competitive.” SOURCE
Aero Acquisitions Delivers CFM56-B2 International Engine To FL Technics AB (Lithuania)
FL Technics AB (Lithuania) recently took delivery of a CFM56-B2 International engine from Aero Acquisitions (US). The engine had 2,676 cycles remaining, a thrust rating of 22,000 lbs, and an EGT margin of 28 degrees.
Boeing Current Market Outlook 2014-2033
“In this forecast, we examine travel demand for 63 intraregional and interregional traffic flows.” SOURCE
Re: Cargo Plane Sales and Conversions…Air Cargo Demand: Where We Are Right Now?
After a strong end to 2014, air cargo demand is again building in the run-up to Chinese New Year and forecasts are now suggesting that 2015 could see the sector further improve from where it was a year ago. SOURCE
Air Freight Industry- the imperative tool for Africa’s economic growth
Johannesburg, April 10, 2014: Air Cargo is key to the economic growth of any country, much so, in the case of emerging countries in Africa. Other nations are vying with each other to do business with Africa, in the process giving back what Africa needs in terms of growth. Ever since the economic down turn […]
Boeing’s Economic Outlook For Latin America 2015 and Beyond
“The economic outlook for Latin America and the Caribbean is fairly upbeat. The World Bank predicts that growth in the region will strengthen steadily from 2.9 percent in 2014, to 3.2 percent in 2015 and to 3.7 percent in 2016.” SOURCE