US-China trade tensions affect engine supplies for Chinese commercial aircraft, forcing COMAC to evaluate alternatives amid growing demand for narrowbodies.

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

Global aircraft lessors show strong geographic diversification, with only 14% exposure to US market, suggesting resilience against potential US economic challenges

Five years post-COVID, China's international air capacity reveals complex regional variations and significant declines, particularly in key markets.

China's domestic aviation recovery and international challenges create unique aircraft needs, with implications for future fleet planning decisions.

Post-pandemic air travel recovery shows divergent patterns globally, with most nations approaching GDP growth levels while others face unique challenges.

China's dramatic 75% drop in aircraft deliveries reshapes global aviation dynamics, with implications for manufacturers' forecasts and market equilibrium.

Examining how China's aircraft leasing landscape is transforming amid economic shifts, changing demographics and reduced domestic aircraft deliveries.

Transpacific travel rebounds everywhere except China, where political tensions and economic challenges create a unique market dynamic worth exploring.

China faces significant aircraft shortages by 2030, with limited options for both narrowbody and widebody aircraft to meet growing domestic demand.

Global GDP forecasts show surprising strength, especially in US, while negative sentiment persists. A fascinating disconnect between data and perception emerges.

Examining the unique recovery patterns of widebody aircraft usage in Asia, with particular focus on domestic markets and their evolving dynamics.

Manufacturing flaws in PW1000 engines require extensive inspections, affecting major carriers. Early deliveries face greatest impact with fleet groundings.

Shifting trade dynamics between China, U.S., and Mexico reveal complex economic relationships and potential risks for global commerce and transportation.

Exploring how Boeing's undelivered 737 MAX inventory, particularly those originally meant for China, are finding new homes with various airlines globally.

Aircraft order sizes are growing dramatically as major airlines dominate limited delivery slots, creating challenges for smaller carriers seeking new planes.

Transpacific air travel remains constrained by US-China tensions, creating both risks and opportunities in the widebody aircraft market.