Aero Engine News is a quarterly business report published primarily for manufacturers and suppliers to the commercial engine industry. It is intended for people who need up-to-date facts and figures on commercial jet engine programs; the latest engine order intake or install figures, or the exact number of engines each program currently has on firm order.
We also publish comprehensive data on aircraft orders, deliveries, production rates and backlogs. The idea is that subscribers get detailed information about commercial aircraft and engine programs, updated every quarter.
Aero Engine News is the only industry report with all this information. It is also the only industry report providing information on individual engine program orders, installs and firm engine order books. So, for example, if you need to know how many LEAP-1A or PW1100G engines were ordered in the last quarter (we also show how many were ordered each month in the last year), or how many GE90 or Trent XWB installs there were in the last quarter or so far this year, or how many Trent 7000 or PW4062 engines were on firm order at the end of the last quarter or even just a few months back, this report has that data. It also has details of aircraft orders, deliveries and backlogs, by program.
It is electronic – we send it out in Word format as an email file attachment. Issues normally go out in the last week of the month following the end of a quarter. Each quarterly report is about 70 A4 pages, less than 1MB.
Every quarter we list : New engine orders; Gross and Net engine orders; New engine installs; The current firm order book of each engine program; the engine orders of all customers, by engine program.
Every quarter there are details of: The large commercial jet aircraft backlog, by program; orders for new jet aircraft; deliveries of new aircraft; current aircraft production rates.
In every quarterly issue:
Aero Engine News is laid out in A4 magazine format and has the same industry sections each quarter. We have a standard format of tables and charts and we update everything every quarter so it looks the same, but has the latest industry information.
Summary Data Engines and Summary Data Aircraft.
These tables show single aisle and widebody aircraft and engine backlogs, orders and deliveries at the end of the last month, at the start of the year and at the same time 12 months ago.
Industry Overview.
This is an executive summary of the current state of the commercial jet aircraft industry and the civil jet engine industry, as of the end of the last quarter.
The Engine Order Book.
Tables and charts showing the current order books of each engine program; the single-aisle and widebody engine order book development over the past two years, each engine program’s share of the single-aisle and widebody engine order books, the share each engine program has on different aircraft programs, the list of customers with firm aircraft orders but no engine selections yet and, finally, tables showing each engine program’s monthly order intake and monthly number of installs in the last 12 months.
The Large Commercial Jet Aircraft Backlog.
Tables in this section show the current backlogs of each aircraft program and what the backlogs were at the end of each of the last four quarters. In addition there are tables showing different aircraft programs’ share of the single-aisle and widebody backlogs.
Orders for Large Commercial Jet Aircraft.
Charts show quarterly orders for single-aisle and widebody aircraft over the past two years and tables showing the quarterly order intake of each aircraft program over the last 12 months. Charts also show gross and net orders at the end of the last quarter.
Deliveries of Large Commercial Jet Aircraft.
Tables show quarterly deliveries of each aircraft program over the past year, the total number of deliveries by each program so far this year and the change in delivery numbers from the same period a year ago.
Aircraft Production Rates.
Latest available production rates for each jet aircraft program including the projected number of deliveries in the current year.
Engine Programs: The Firm Order Books.
These tables show the number of engines each customer has on firm order for each engine program.
Appendices.
There are four appendices each relating to the last month: Aircraft orders, Engine orders, Aircraft deliveries and Engine installs.