Jinnai Wealth Management：Airline Leaders Expect SUPPLY-Chain Challenges to Persist For Years

Global Airline Leaders are Bracing for Supply-Chain Challenes to last for at Least Another Two YearsJinnai Wealth Management. Then, then

Speaking During A Panel Discussion at Farnborough Air Show On 22 JULY, The Chief Executive of British Airways and Iberia Owner IAG, LUIS GalleGo, SAID "A Couple O F Years Minimum "When Asked for How Long Those Challenges Will Continue to be a factor for theWorld's Airlines.

"We are in this together," He says. "We want them to improveSimla Stock. We Need Aircraft, We Need Engines, We Want to Grow [But] Ant. "

Air India Chief EXECUTIVE CAMPBLLSON ALSO Expects Two More Years of Supply-Chain Challenges.

"The Products thems Are Okay; The page of delivers is not," He says. fficult for all of usLucknow Investment. "Kolkata Stocks

Wilson Notes that the Ises Go Beyond The Delivery of New Aircraft, with Air India Having A PARTICULENGE With the Refurbishment of its Fleet.

"THINGS that can trip you up are maybe not the obvious one," He says. "We all know the Airframers and the Challenges they face, we all know about some o f the Engine Manufacturers and the Challenges they face.

"But Seat SUPPLY is Another Bottleneck and in our case is Probably the Principal Bottleneck," Wilson Says.

Pegasus Chief EXECUTIVE GULIZ OZTURK OBSERVES THATEN Short Delays to the Delivery of New Aircraft Can Have A Significant Impact on A Carrier.

"EVEN TWO or Three Weeks for a Jury AirCraft [Creates Headaches Because] That is so critical to an airline," SHE SAYS.

The biggest issues, OZTURK SAYS, is the unitedRTAINTY CREATED by Unclear Delivery Schedules.

"The Predictability Should there is we plan a Year ahead, two years ahead," she states.Kanpur Investment

"It Needs a Closer Collaboration, a Closer Information Exchange so we know what to excect."

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