Opinion: Civil Aviation Engine Market Hit Hard By Iran War

Pratt & Whitney V2500 engine in MRO facility
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For an industry like civil aerospace, defined by multi-decade product cycles and economic cycles typically running 8-10 years, it still remains a surprise how conditions can change in less than three months. In late February, the U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran triggered a doubling of jet fuel prices...
Sash Tusa

Aerospace and defense analyst Sash Tusa is a partner at Agency Partners. He is based in London.

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