Aviation People

I met some neighbours last week - a young couple with a daughter around 2 years old. In the course of conversation, they mentioned that they were going on a holiday - to Bhutan! The region is gradually limping back to some form of normalcy in daily life, as air space starts to reopen (marine traffic is a whole diferent issue). What will make travel different this time around are high ticket costs...

Hello everyone! The 20th of April & things seem to be flaring up again in the Strait! It’s been around 2 weeks of relative calm - but this week will be critical to see which direction the conflict takes - peace, pause or escalation! Enjoy the podcast version of the AVIATION DOTS NEWLETTER (Just a reminder that your hosts on this podcast are both bots. So apoloigies in advance for any inconsist...

Welcome to this episode, where we unpack what’s really happening in aviation right now — and it’s anything but business as usual. From a wave of CEO changes across major airlines to growing operational and financial pressures, the industry is navigating one of its most complex phases yet. Add to that geopolitical disruptions, shifting travel demand, fuel uncertainties, and evolving customer expect...

This week explores the shifting landscape of the global aviation industry in early 2026, highlighting a move toward strategic international expansion and enhanced domestic infrastructure. A primary focus is on IndiGo's leadership change , where the appointment of Willie Walsh signals a transition from a low-cost local carrier to a globally competitive powerhouse . The newsletter also examines how...

Economy Becomes Posh! The headlines from the AVIATION DOT NEWSLETTER - 30th Mar 2026 Middle East Airline Capacity (25th March) via Flightradar24 Connecting Traffic (Where the World connects via) SalamAir? Who? Finnair goes Embraer (Airbus goes Ha!) Airline A La Carte - from IdeaWorksCompany Global Fleet & MRO Market Forecast 2026-2036 United Airlines & Beds (and Snack Bars) – Posh, really...