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Mark Nensel

Mark
Nensel
Managing Editor, Aviation Daily

Mark took on the role of Managing Editor for Aviation Daily in October 2018, following five years with Air Transport World (ATW), first as Data Editor, then transitioning to ATW’s America’s Editor. 

At ATW, in addition to reporting and writing, he was responsible for the data content presented in ATW’s annual World Airline Report. Prior to joining ATW in 2013, Mark worked in the government directory industry in Washington, D.C., rising to management-level positions at two separate companies (Leadership Directories and Carroll Publishing) during his 20-year career in the field.

He majored in Broadcast Journalism at American University, in Washington, D.C., earning a B.A. in Communications.

Articles
Avianca Expands Growth Plan To Include GOL Codeshare 
Avianca Holdings is planning to establish a codeshare with Brazilian LCC GOL, a development coming a month after the Colombian carrier’s agreement with Azul Brazilian Airlines was announced.
CFM Preparing Engines For MAX Return To Service 
While several hundred new and deliverable Boeing 737 MAXs have remained parked in Everett, Washington, for months while awaiting clearance to fly, CFM has been providing proactive maintenance preservation on their LEAP-1B engines.
Study Data Pushing Embraer To Consider Turboprop Market 
Brazilian manufacturer Embraer, while occupied with shopping its 146-seat E195-E2 jet, is indicating it will consider reentering the turboprop market to meet demand in Latin America.
Study: Data Pushing Embraer To Consider Turboprop Market 
Brazilian manufacturer Embraer, while occupied with shopping its 146-seat E195-E2 jet, is indicating it will consider reentering the turboprop market to meet demand in Latin America.
Freighter Crashes Near Toledo; NTSB, FAA To Investigate 
A twin-engine Convair 440 cargo aircraft crashed into the parking lot of a truck repair facility in Toledo, Ohio early Sept. 11, an FAA spokesperson told Aviation Daily.
Freighter Crashes Near Toledo; NTSB, FAA To Investigate 
A twin-engine Convair 440 cargo aircraft crashed into the parking lot of a truck repair facility in Toledo, Ohio early Sept. 11, an FAA spokesperson told Aviation Daily.
Avianca Alters A320neos Deliveries To Strengthen Cash Position 
Avianca is canceling delivery of 17 Airbus A320neo family aircraft and deferring delivery of 35 more by at least seven years, the Colombia-based airline said Mar. 15.
ATR Gains EASA Certification To Extend A Check Intervals 
Turboprop manufacturer ATR said Feb. 25 it had received certification from EASA to extend the intervals between Type A maintenance checks for all its aircraft from 500 to 750 hours.
Boeing Reports 806 Commercial Aircraft Deliveries In 2018 
Boeing reported deliveries of 806 commercial aircraft in 2018, exceeding its previous record-high delivery total of 763 in 2017, and surpassing rival Airbus’ 800 commercial jet deliveries for the past year.
Startup Green Africa Airways Buying As Many As 100 737-8s 
Nigeria-based startup Green Africa Airways has committed to purchasing up to 100 737-8 aircraft— 50 firm orders and 50 options—Boeing said Dec. 21.
Airlines In Latin America Expect Difficult 2019 
Infrastructure shortfalls, economic turmoil will burden Latin American airlines in 2019.
Air Italy To Launch Chicago, Toronto Routes In 2019 
Newly rebranded Air Italy has announced new routes to Toronto and Chicago, bringing to six the number of North American destinations the carrier will fly to from Milan Malpensa Airport.
Avianca Brasil Files For Bankruptcy After Rapid Expansion 
Only a few months ago, Avianca Brasil had big plans, but it now has filed for bankruptcy.
IATA: Global Cargo Revenue To Reach $116 Billion In 2019 
IATA is signaling that global cargo revenue is forecast to rise more than 5% year-over-year to $116 billion in 2019, driven in part by a continued robust (albeit slower) global economic outlook, as well as the recent substantial fall in oil prices.
IATA: Mexico Airport Cancellation To Cost Over $5 Billion 
The decision by Mexico’s newly-installed government led by President Andrés Manuel López Obrador to cancel further construction of its new international airport will cost over MXP100 billion ($5 billion), according to estimates IATA cited.

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