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Potential Emirates Acquisition of Etihad Creates Airport Confusion

September 21, 2018 Hemal Gosai

Word broke on Thursday of Emirates potentially acquiring Etihad, a piece of news that seems to re-appear every few months. Both airlines are state-owned by different emirates in the UAE. Emirates is owned by the

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Ethiopian Airlines Considering Ambitious and Risky Expansion Plan Within Africa

September 14, 2018 Hemal Gosai

The African continent has a burgeoning aviation industry with growth expected to be around 6 percent annually. However, it accounts for less than 2 percent of the global aviation market at the moment, dominated by

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The World’s Largest Airlift of Horses Is Underway

September 7, 2018 Hemal Gosai

For airlines, passenger transport isn’t the only the only profitable aspect of the business. Even passenger airlines often have huge cargo operations that are also extremely profitable in this increasingly interconnected global village. Just about

Airlines

India’s Growing Aviation Industry is Struggling to Make Money

August 31, 2018 Hemal Gosai

India is expected to be the third largest aviation market in less than 10 years. However, carriers on the subcontinent forever struggle to turn a profit. Flag carrier Air India has been on the brink

Airlines

How Aviation Plays a Critical Role in Pharmaceutical Cargo Transport

August 24, 2018 Hemal Gosai

When people think of our global airlines today they think of large operations that are used to shuttle people around the world. However, many often forget that the airplanes flying overhead carry more than just

Airlines

Chinese Plan to Build and Sell Harbin Aircraft in Brazil

August 17, 2018 Hemal Gosai

China’s aviation industry continues to grow at a remarkable place, leading to Chinese airlines ordering vast quantities of aircraft in order to be able to meet the expected demand. The majority of these aircraft have

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Tillamook Air Museum: Preserving the History of Airships in World War II

August 10, 2018 Hemal Gosai

Airships played a valuable role in WWI, acting as bombers to surveillance craft. However, most countries had phased out their use of airships once the Great War ended as they were no longer needed in

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Recap: U.S. Airlines Report Second Quarter Earnings Amid Rising Fuel Prices

August 3, 2018 Hemal Gosai

Over the past few weeks, airlines in the U.S. have been releases their second quarter 2018 earnings. These releases were of particular interest to curious investors looking to see how airlines would handle increasing fuel

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American Airlines Changes Basic Economy Rules, Follows Delta’s Lead with Passenger-Friendly Changes

July 27, 2018 Hemal Gosai

American Airlines recently announced a major change to its basic economy fare rules as it will now allow basic economy passengers to bring carry-on luggage on flights, in addition to a personal item. Previously, only

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A Home is Found for Air India’s Art Collection

July 22, 2018 Hemal Gosai

Air India is constantly in the news over its financial troubles or flight issues, with recent focus to privatize the airline in hopes of bringing efficiency and proper management to the airline. Both international and domestic

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Delta’s Plan to Offset Higher Fuel Costs

July 14, 2018 Hemal Gosai

Delta Air Lines released their second quarter earnings this past week. The investor community was looking forward to seeing how continually rising fuel costs in 2018 would impact the airline’s financial performance. Fuel prices were

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Airbus Has High Hopes for the A330neo

July 12, 2018 Hemal Gosai

At the Farnborough Airshow in 2004 Boeing introduced a revolutionary new aircraft, the Boeing 787. At the time, Airbus needed an aircraft to compete with the 787. The original idea was to create a new

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ICAO Redefines Fossil Fuels in Attempt to Reduce Global Aviation Emissions

June 30, 2018 Hemal Gosai

Much to the dismay of environmentalists, the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), an agency of the United Nations, came to an agreement to declare fossil fuels as “green alternative fuels” to help reduce carbon emissions

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Opinion: Airlines are Failing to Properly Utilize Big Data

June 23, 2018 Hemal Gosai

Earlier this week, the Wall Street Journal published an article detailing how airlines are using big data to improve onboard experiences. The article discussed various strategies airlines such as United Airlines are using to leverage

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Rolls Royce Aerospace: The Engine Manufacturer Across the Atlantic

June 21, 2018 Hemal Gosai

In the early 20th century, two men came together to start a company that would become world-renown in both car manufacturing and airplane engine manufacturing, Rolls Royce. Over the years, Rolls Royce had quickly evolved to

Airlines

Rising Fuel Costs Crashes the Profitability Party

June 9, 2018 Hemal Gosai

The aviation industry is known for having high costs. Multi-million dollar machines fly across the world carrying passengers seeking a bargain. It’s hard to run a consistently profitable airline when so many factors impact profitability;

Planes

GE Aviation: A Century of Innovation

May 26, 2018 Hemal Gosai

GE Aviation is currently one of the top aircraft engine suppliers in the world. This subsidiary of General Electric offers engines for the majority of commercial aircraft and continues to lead innovation within the industry.

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China Expects to Develop and Market the World’s Largest Amphibious Aircraft

May 19, 2018 Hemal Gosai

China expects to develop and market the world’s largest amphibious aircraft by 2022. The aircraft known as the AG600 is part of a two-pronged approach by the government to advance its aviation strategy. The AG600

Opinions

Opinion: We Brought Tomato Juice-gate Upon Ourselves

May 13, 2018 Hemal Gosai

For those who aren’t in tune with this week in airline outrage, the bean counters at United came up with a brilliant idea to cut costs. United Airlines announced that it will no longer cater

Airlines

American Airlines Places Orders For Two Sets of Regional Aircraft

May 4, 2018 Hemal Gosai

American Airlines announced two orders for small jets to serve regional routes which have less demand and do not require mainline aircraft. The airline signed an order for 15 Embraer E175 aircraft bringing up the

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Articles by Hemal Gosai

Potential Emirates Acquisition of Etihad Creates Airport Confusion

Ethiopian Airlines Considering Ambitious and Risky Expansion Plan Within Africa

The World’s Largest Airlift of Horses Is Underway

India’s Growing Aviation Industry is Struggling to Make Money

How Aviation Plays a Critical Role in Pharmaceutical Cargo Transport

Chinese Plan to Build and Sell Harbin Aircraft in Brazil

Tillamook Air Museum: Preserving the History of Airships in World War II

Recap: U.S. Airlines Report Second Quarter Earnings Amid Rising Fuel Prices

American Airlines Changes Basic Economy Rules, Follows Delta’s Lead with Passenger-Friendly Changes

A Home is Found for Air India’s Art Collection

Delta’s Plan to Offset Higher Fuel Costs

Airbus Has High Hopes for the A330neo

ICAO Redefines Fossil Fuels in Attempt to Reduce Global Aviation Emissions

Opinion: Airlines are Failing to Properly Utilize Big Data

Rolls Royce Aerospace: The Engine Manufacturer Across the Atlantic

Rising Fuel Costs Crashes the Profitability Party

GE Aviation: A Century of Innovation

China Expects to Develop and Market the World’s Largest Amphibious Aircraft

Opinion: We Brought Tomato Juice-gate Upon Ourselves

American Airlines Places Orders For Two Sets of Regional Aircraft

Potential Emirates Acquisition of Etihad Creates Airport Confusion

American and Delta Raise Checked Baggage Fees

TBT (Throwback Thursday) in Aviation History: Mohawk Airlines

United to Begin Flying Boeing 787-10s to Europe from Newark

Copa Overhauled: Panama’s Flag Carrier Shows Off New Aircraft and Revamped Interior