Aaron Karp

Senior Editor , Air Transport World

Aaron Karp has been an Air Transport World senior editor since April 2006. He has covered commercial aviation for over 13 years, previously serving as editor of World Airport Week, reporter for Flight International/Air Transport Intelligence and managing editor of Air Cargo World. He has covered numerous aviation conferences and events throughout the world, including the Paris, Farnborough and Singapore air shows. He was the recipient of the 2007 Aerospace Journalist of the Year award for best maintenance submission.

Posts by Aaron Karp

in AirKarp May. 8, 2013

RAA notes: Regional manufacturers wary of large turboprop for now

Regional manufacturers put off a decision on launching a 80-100 seat turboprop....More
in AirKarp Apr. 29, 2013

LaHood the trooper

Ray LaHood helps clear pressing problems off of Anthony Foxx's desk....More
in AirKarp Apr. 22, 2013

Why FAA approved 787 fix without 'root cause' determined for JAL, ANA events

FAA is convinced by Boeing's revamp of 787’s lithium ion batteries....More
in AirKarp Apr. 5, 2013

Can Abu Dhabi, Dubai and Doha all be thriving global hubs?

Gulf carriers view their home airports as global bridges....More
in AirKarp Mar. 29, 2013

More on the air cargo shift

UPS: "We’re struggling with revenue per piece because instead of a morning delivery [shippers] defer to an afternoon delivery."....More
in AirKarp Mar. 26, 2013

Will FedEx and UPS shift strategies?

Shippers and businesses worldwide—especially in Asia—appear to have shifted the way they move items and goods....More
in AirKarp Mar. 25, 2013

NTSB versus Boeing

There was a dust-up last week between the US National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) and Boeing over the Japan Airlines 787 battery fire in....More
in AirKarp Mar. 20, 2013

US lawmakers’ narrow, parochial view of aviation

American Airlines chairman, president and CEO Tom Horton and US Airways chairman and CEO Doug Parker testified Tuesday before the US Senate....More
in AirKarp Mar. 19, 2013

Ryanair's O'Leary not willing to commit to 737 MAX yet

Aircraft order negotiations between the major manufacturers and airlines always carry an element of intrigue, but there’s a particularly high....More

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