Airline Adviser

January 2025 has arrived, and we ask where have the years gone? As much as we like this to be a company the world has changed ten-fold since our start in 2008.

A decision to keep the site afloat for 2025 as one other individual is trying to imitate us by using the name out of context. We have kept the Facebook account open but not used as over the last few years Facebook has change. Airline adviser does not agree with its policies, period!

Moving forward this site will be updated in minor ways but as founder not happy with its outdated look. As and when the time comes adjustments will be made. Our heart is in the airline and aviation industry to make it a better world.

Last year Boeing had one of its worst ever in the entire history of the manufacturer, Airbus did okay but with a shortage of parts and engines many airlines suffered the consequences.

As far as airlines we have seen the departure of a few last year and others fire chapter 11 bankruptcy. Spirit Airlines just managed to secure $300 million to exit chapter 11 January 21, 2025. Even though many non-union employees lost their jobs. Ted Christie awarded himself a multi-million-dollar bonus in 2024 just days before filing chapter 11 bankruptcy. We all know people like that and unfortunately have been in that potion of being laid off.

Airline Adviser website will continue for now and rebuild accordingly.

Editorial January 22, 2025

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Founded October 2008 as a website in later years we became a company. Unfortunately, March 2020 when the Coronavirus pandemic caused the country and airline industry to an almost standstill. As a company we have never recovered from that or any profits. As the company is idle on making money the dedication is to keep the website and decision made late January 2024.

We were doing good until 2019 and then towards the end of that year in Asia we like millions were hearing about the thing called Coronavirus. A Worldwide pandemic that destroyed many businesses and lost live by numbers we still can't count. Too many to even begin a discussion. May 2024 the world still hears of Covid-19 in different variants but nothing to that of the year 2020.

Now June 2024 the world has changed way beyond any conversation we are to begin. Let's just say it all began in 2023 and continues to change at a rapid pace that we thought we never see. Out of loyalty and respect we keep this site Airline Adviser up and running. We are not affiliated with those calling themselves of a similar name to ours. Airline Adviser is the ONLY one and original name that was born in October 2008. Any other individual or those trying to replicate are an imposter and fake. We are the original and ONLY Airline Adviser.

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