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David FaulknerPresident
Decisive Management Professionals International (DMPI), LLC![]()
David Faulkner is the Founder and President of Decisive Management Professionals International (DMPI); a defense consulting firm focused on solving Department of Defense (DOD) strategic and operational targeting issues, ranging from operational art and...
Doug McVitieFounder & Chief Consultant
Arran Aerospace![]()
Doug McVitie is the Founder and Chief Consultant at Arran Aerospace, a firm providing consulting services in the aerospace and defense industry. Prior, Mr. McVitie was Director of Sales Intelligence at Airbus in Toulouse, France. He has spent 30 years...
Thomas FaganEVP
Stellar Services, Inc![]()
Thomas Fagan is an Executive Vice President at Stellar Services, Inc. Mr. Fagan consults for companies such as Stellar Services and Robbins-Gioia, Program Management Companies specializing in DOD Acqusition & Logistics; Secureant, specializing in Secure...
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CRAIG CATES![]()
Craig Cates is an independent consultant in the airlines and aerospace industry. Prior, Mr. Cates was General Manager of Supply Chain at Delta Airlines. He oversaw a supply chain budget of $500M and was responsible for sourcing raw materials, finished...
Richard AboulafiaVice President, Analysis
TEAL GROUP CORPORATION![]()
Richard Aboulafia is the Vice President of Analysis at Teal Group, a firm providing consulting services in the aerospace industry. Mr. Aboulafia is responsible for managing a team of experts who forecast aerospace markets including engines, electronics,...
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energy management and who we think will win...
November 4, 2009
Fort Irwin to build a 500 megawat solar farm | solar.coolerplanet.com
We know that GE's CEO has lunch 2X a week with the Brass in Washington... We know that GE has the most to gain or loose should they not get the contract to participate in this two billion dollar project. GE Infrastructure, GE Wind, GE... the list goes on and I am confident that all of the right people are talking to the right people. We think that understanding energy management and creating a system for open architecture prior to building the project is a must.
Recovery In Business Jet Demand - A Few Simple Truths
October 29, 2009
Business-Jet Demand Likely to Skid Before Regaining Lift | online.wsj.com
1) A brief historical review will show any casual observer that new jet deliveries lag wider economic recovery by some 12 months. 2) Demand heading into the current downturn was already dominated by international demand. 3) What most forecasts fail to highlight is who the winners will be as the business jet market recovers. Unlike prior cycles, some demand sources will be late to the party, and demand will not be evenly distributed across all OEMs and service providers.
Business Jet Recovery - The Road Ahead
October 28, 2009
Textron Barely Posts a Profit | online.wsj.com
The business jet cycle has certainly hit rock bottom, but will not show clear signs of recovery for at least six months. This recovery will be unique, in that there is significantly more competition, in virtually all major business aviation segments. As a result, understanding who will recover more quickly, and more sustainably, will require much more detailed analysis than before.
October 24, 2009
JAL faces $8.8 billion excess debt if liquidated: source | www.reuters.com
The airline is in trouble, with what you would think is a weak hand. But it is inscrutable and playing a weak really well.
October 14, 2009
Ryanair hopes to order 200 aircraft by year-end | www.reuters.com
Ryanair's loquacious leader is great for zingers. His oft expressed desire for an effective doubling of the fleet has analysts pondering the decision process constantly.
October 8, 2009 | New York
Seminar: MRO Outlook (New York)April 14, 2009 | New York
GLG Seminar: (NYC) Aircraft MRO in Light of Recessionary PressuresJanuary 12, 2009 | New York
GLG Seminar: (NYC) US Defense Spending - Appropriations to AcquisitionTeleconference: 787 1st Flight: Impact on Boeing and the Aerospace Market (11:00AM EST/8:00AM PST)
11/18/2009
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