After a slow start, the 787 has found its stride.

Young aircraft are being parted out earlier than ever, driven by a complex relationship between engine value, tariffs, and market demands.

Historical challenges in the JOLCO market for widebody aircraft reveal important lessons about technology cycles and end-of-life risk for future deals.

Complex dynamics in the widebody aircraft market reveal a unique situation where oversupply and undersupply conditions exist simultaneously.

Widebody aircraft production backlogs stretch into 2030s as manufacturers face supply constraints and increasing demand pressures amid reduced output.

Explore how engine options and fleet distribution patterns influence market concentration across narrowbody and widebody aircraft segments.

A look back at 62 years of single-aisle production

Presentation delivered on JP Morgan webinar discussing the market outlook for aircraft and U.S. airlines for the second half of 2025.

Exploring the complex dynamics between aircraft economics, market demands, and operational efficiency in the narrowbody aircraft segment.

High U.S. aircraft deliveries and global market dynamics suggest emerging shifts in the second-hand aircraft market due to tariff implementations.

United Airlines' strategic fleet management reveals how airlines are adapting to demand fluctuations while navigating production constraints and backlog concerns.

Tariffs, uncertainty, and how Boeing could emerge a winner in the trade war.

Complex tariff structures on aircraft manufacturing could lead to new exemptions or credits, impacting both domestic production and international trade.

Despite airlines opting for larger aircraft, the narrowbody production shortfall of 575,000 seats between 2019-2027 creates a lasting impact on capacity

Exploring the complex relationship between airline industry profits and aircraft demand reveals surprising insights about what truly drives the market.

787-10 values, lease rates, and fleet demographics

Post-pandemic widebody aircraft values show interesting trends, with engine reliability and maintenance costs driving value shifts in unexpected ways.

A detailed comparison of maintenance patterns between LEAP-1A and LEAP-1B engines reveals interesting differences in reliability and service intervals.

A detailed analysis of aircraft fleet concentration reveals evolving market dynamics between narrowbody and widebody aircraft programs and their liquidity.

LEAP engines are requiring more frequent maintenance than expected, with varying impacts across aircraft types and operating conditions.

Rising maintenance costs and parts prices are driving engine values higher, with implications for both current operations and future market dynamics.

As the 737-800 fleet reaches peak utilization, market dynamics suggest an evolving landscape for this resilient narrowbody aircraft's future.

Major shifts ahead in the narrowbody aircraft leasing market as two significant peaks in lease expirations approach in 2025 and 2028.