One Benefit of the Boeing 737 MAX Grounding- Added Design and Maintenance Checks
The Supply Chain Matters blog provides a sideline posting relative to the ongoing Boeing 737 MAX global aircraft grounding crisis, specifically an opportunity for the major engine supplier for this aircraft to address aircraft design and operating needs.
by Bob Ferrari 
Report of Accumulating Unfinished 737 Aircraft Near Boeing Seattle Facility
A published report indicates that Boeing is experiencing specific on-time supplier delivery challenges in supporting delivery of newly announced 737 MAX aircraft, resulting in the need for more parking spaces for aircraft.
by ferrariadmin
Airbus Remains Challenged with Aircraft Engine Deliveries
Commercial aircraft manufacturer Airbus continues to manage the weakest and most visible link in the widely popular A320neo supply chain, that being consistent shipments of the two options of high technology fuel-efficient aircraft engines.
by ferrariadmin
Airbus’s Successful 2017 Full Year Performance- Critical Dependencies on Aircraft Engine Suppliers to Have a 2018 Repeat
Airbus reported 2017 full-year financial results indicating the pan-European global aerospace company overachieved on all key performance indicators. Operational performance was especially noted in the final Q4 quarter and the outlook for 2018 implies a very critical dependency on two aircraft engine providers.
by ferrariadmin
Boeing Grounds Newly Designed 737 MAX Aircraft Over Engine Component Manufacturing Flaw
Days before the scheduled first customer delivery of the new Boeing 737 MAX aircraft, Boeing had to suspend ongoing flight testing after being notified by supplier CFM of an engine component manufacturing problem.
by ferrariadmin
2017 Industry Specific Predictions- Commercial Aerospace Manufacturing Supply Chains
by ferrariadmin
Airbus Commits to Increased A320 Production Cadence Rate by 2019
by ferrariadmin
First Airbus A320neo Completes Important Maiden Flight
by ferrariadmin 
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