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The Outlook With PwC: Sustainability Special
Airlines committed to achieving net-zero carbon emissions from their operations by 2050 at the IATA AGM in 2021. As this year’s edition of that event fast approaches, American Airlines’ Jill Blickstein, IATA’s Marie Owens Thomsen and PwC’s Jan Wille join Aviation Week Network’s Karen Walker for a special edition of The Outlook With PwC podcast to explore what it will take for IATA member airlines to meet that goal.
5/31/2023
26:58
The Race To Replace The F-22 Raptor Begins
The U.S. Air Force plans to award a contract for a fighter aircraft to replace the F-22 Raptor in 2024. Aviation Week editors discuss how the service got to this point, and where the competition might be headed.
5/24/2023
19:34
A Call To Help The FAA
Aerospace Industries Association chief Eric Fanning joins our reporters to talk about the FAA's leadership woes and chronic underfunding of ATC.
5/19/2023
17:35
Explaining Pratt & Whitney's Durability Problem
What's behind the grounding of scores of airplanes and how Pratt is working to fix it.
5/11/2023
23:31
Check 6 With Accenture: Will Aerospace Make Money in 2023?
Despite supply chain problems, inflation and the war in Ukraine, aerospace and defense will see growing revenue this year, according to the latest Accenture Commercial Aerospace Insight Report. But that does not mean everything will be rosy. Industry executives have a dim view of their supply chain’s near-term capabilities, while confidence is growing longer term. But what really keeps executives up at night might surprise you, as it is hardly a headline risk these days. Listen in as Aviation Week interviews Accenture aerospace and defense practice leaders and hear why 2023 should be better, albeit still bumpy.