Author: Calum Wilson

About Calum

Calum graduated in 2019 with a BA (Hons) in Journalism from Edinburgh Napier University before subsequently receiving his MLitt from the University of Glasgow in 2020. Throughout his studies, Calum sought out a wealth of experience opportunities including the Daily Record, Edinburgh Festivals Magazine, Mentorn Media, and STV2. He worked as a sub-editor and writer for oil & gas industry publication, NewsBase, from 2018 to 2019. After an enriching and rather unconventional working abroad stint in South Korea, Calum has joined Airline Economics bringing his fresh skills and wide range of experiences to the publication. While new to the aviation industry, Calum has already covered various news pieces and has also covered stories such as the Space Perspective SpaceBalloon and NASA’s X-59 aircraft for Aviation Life magazine. 

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Articles by Calum

Air cargo rates and demand continue on slight upward trend
Air cargo rates and demand continue on slight upward trend

Global air cargo rates and demand edged slightly further upwards in the second full week of March, according to figures from WorldACD Market Data. Middle East & South Asia (MESA) the only major origin...

ITP Aerospace to support Skytrans
ITP Aerospace to support Skytrans

TP Aerospace has been awarded a land for less (LFL) programme by Australian based airline Skytrans. The programme will cover the Australian airline's first A319, as well as all additional Airbus aircr...

GE Aerospace to invest nearly $1bn in US manufacturing in 2025
GE Aerospace to invest nearly $1bn in US manufacturing in 2025

GE Aerospace plans to invest nearly $1bn in its US factories and supply chain to strengthen manufacturing and increase the use of new parts and materials needed for the future of flight. The new inves...

Malaysia Aviation Group orders up to 60 737 MAX aircraft
Malaysia Aviation Group orders up to 60 737 MAX aircraft

Malaysia Aviation Group unveiled an order for up to 60 737 MAX aircraft on March 21, 2025. The group made a firm order for 18 737-8 and 12 737-10 jets — totalling 30 737 MAX aircraft — powered by CFM ...

FedEx orders 10 ATR 72-600F aircraft
FedEx orders 10 ATR 72-600F aircraft

FedEx has ordered 10 ATR 72-600F aircraft, the OEM said on March 21, 2025. The order adds to FedEx's previous commitment of 30 aircraft. Deliveries are scheduled between 2027 and 2029. “FedEx's decisi...