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Israel Attacks Iran, Oil Price Spikes | The Opening Trade 06/13
Bloomberg Television· 2025-06-13 10:37
Geopolitical Risks & Market Impact - Conflict erupts in the Middle East as Israel retaliates against Iran, launching over 100 drones [1][28] - Oil prices surge due to fears of a wider war, with Brent crude rising significantly [2][3] - Global equity markets react negatively, with Euro Stoxx 50 futures and S&P futures down by 15% [3] - Market anticipates potential for further escalation and broader damage beyond Israel and Iran [14] - A worst-case scenario could see oil prices rise by $30 per barrel due to escalations [12] - Market considers the potential for terrorist attacks and attacks by proxies in other parts of the world [14] - Market participants are closely monitoring the Strait of Hormuz, as a blockade could cause a squeeze in oil prices [11] - Israel intercepts drones in Jordanian and Syrian airspace, highlighting control of airspace [87] Aviation Industry - Air India Boeing 787 Dreamliner crashes shortly after takeoff, killing all but one of the 242 people on board [2][21] - The crash marks the deadliest aviation accident in over a decade [3] - Investigators recover one of the black boxes from the crash site [20][22] - Boeing CEO cancels appearance at the Paris Air Show amid the crisis [24] - Airlines prepare to reroute flights due to airspace closures in the Middle East [148] Currency & Bond Market - The Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index reacts positively [3] - The U S dollar is reacting like a safe haven rising alongside the equity market [19] - The Israeli Shekel is trading 2% weaker versus the U S dollar [34] - Gold approaches a record high as another safe haven bid [34] - German 10-year yield down around five basis points, so outperforming the bid into fixed income [60]
WSJ Aviation Safety Reporter Answers Questions About India Plane Crash | WSJ News
WSJ News· 2025-06-13 01:04
Safety Concerns & Accident Investigation - Aviation industry and US government officials maintain that flying is still safer than driving, despite recent accidents, but the system is under stress [1] - The Air India crash of a Boeing 787 Dreamliner has reignited flight safety concerns [1] - Accident investigations can take months or over a year, often pointing to a series of factors involving airline crew, pilots, maintenance personnel, weather, design, and manufacturing [7] - It is too early to determine the cause of the 787 crash, and early indications can be undermined by new information [3] - Early investigation focuses include aircraft configuration (flaps, landing gear), and potential engine thrust loss [4] Boeing Safety Record & Issues - Boeing has been in the news for safety issues, including a pair of 737 Max crashes and the Alaska Airlines door plug blowout [5] - Boeing states they are working to improve how they monitor fleet safety, engineering, and aircraft manufacturing [6] - The 787 Dreamliner is a newer model (debuted in 2011) with an excellent safety record prior to the Air India crash [6] - There have been production issues with the 787 early in its development and more recently [6]
Trade Tracker: Josh Brown buys Joby Aviation and Archer Aviation
CNBC Television· 2025-06-12 23:05
Investment Thesis - The analyst initiated starter positions in Joby Aviation (Joby) and Archer, both considered highly speculative pre-revenue companies in the low-altitude economy [1][2] - The investment is based on the potential of the low-altitude economy, specifically transportation via vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) aircraft, over the next 10-15 years [2][3] - The analyst acknowledges the high risk involved, as there is no guarantee either company will successfully commercialize a vehicle [5] Company Specifics - Joby Aviation is 9% owned by Toyota and has other high-profile investors, aiming to create an "Uber of the skies" taxi network [7] - Archer has a prototype called Midnight and is focused on selling its aircraft, with an initial use case of transporting accident victims to hospitals [7] Regulatory Environment - Recent actions have removed red tape for testing VTOL technologies, potentially accelerating development and commercialization [6] Market Opportunity - Morgan Stanley has released a report on the low-altitude economy, highlighting the potential for delivery drones and transportation below one mile above the earth's surface [3] Risk Considerations - These investments are highly speculative and not suitable for investors with low risk tolerance [5][8] - The companies need to obtain certifications, which is a key catalyst in the next 6-12 months, to establish a revenue model [7]
BREAKING! Air India AI171 Boeing 787-8 Crashes During Takeoff in India | Airport View
The Launch Pad· 2025-06-12 18:26
An Air India flight en route to London carrying 242 passengers and crew crashed shortly after taking off from Ahmedabad international airport today. Video shows the plane struggling to lift up before crashing into a residential area minutes later. Join our community Discord! https://discord.com/invite/xCm9UpDPE4 This coverage is made possible by our amazing community! Consider becoming a The Launch Pad Member and go behind the scenes with early video access, behind the scenes live streams and more! SUBSCRIB ...
BREAKING! Air India AI171 Boeing 787-8 Crashes During Takeoff in India | Airport View
The Launch Pad· 2025-06-12 18:23
An Air India flight en route to London carrying 242 passengers and crew crashed shortly after taking off from Ahmedabad international airport today. Video shows the plane struggling to lift up before crashing into a residential area minutes later. Join our community Discord! https://discord.com/invite/xCm9UpDPE4 This coverage is made possible by our amazing community! Consider becoming a The Launch Pad Member and go behind the scenes with early video access, behind the scenes live streams and more! SUBSCRIB ...
BREAKING: One British man survives Air India plane crash
MSNBC· 2025-06-12 17:20
The uh plane crash was terrible. I've already told them anything we can do. It's a big country, a strong country, and they'll handle it, I'm sure. But I let them know that anything we can do, we'll be over there immediately. But it was a horrific crash. It looks like uh most are gone. They actually maybe have a couple survivors, which is just heard. Uh but uh that was a horrible crash. Nobody knows any idea what it might be. I gave him a couple of uh pointers. I said, "Maybe you'll look at this or You know, ...
XTI Accelerates xVTOL Development by Collaboration with the U.S. Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory Frontier Supercomputer
Prnewswire· 2025-06-12 13:25
Group 1 - The CFD analysis using the Frontier supercomputer enables XTI Aerospace to optimize the performance and safety of the TriFan 600 xVTOL as it prepares for subscale flight tests [1] - XTI Aerospace is developing the TriFan 600, a fixed-wing business aircraft with VTOL capabilities, cruising speeds of 311 mph, and a range of 985 miles, creating a new category known as xVTOL [2] - The collaboration with Oak Ridge National Laboratory is seen as a critical advantage for XTI, allowing for accelerated engineering work and reduced risks in the TriFan 600 design [2] Group 2 - XTI Aerospace's Inpixon business unit specializes in real-time location systems technology, providing solutions that enhance operational efficiency and safety in industrial settings [2] - The company is publicly traded on Nasdaq under the ticker XTIA, indicating its presence in the capital markets [2]
Not sure if Air India crash is a Boeing or GE problem per se, says Mike Boyd
CNBC Television· 2025-06-12 12:22
I'm joining us now, Mike Boyd, president and CEO of Boyd Group uh International. Mike, you're you're obviously wellversed in in these things and and an aviation expert. We we've basically exhausted everything that we're in a position to say at this point.Can can you add anything uh with your expertise to to things that we can surmise without being uh you know I'm not going to say reckless but without just conjecturing with things we don't know about what can you tell us. Well I I think jumping on it's under ...
XTI Aerospace Deepens Defense Sector Expertise with Addition of Steve Griessel to Corporate Advisory Board
Prnewswire· 2025-06-11 13:00
Core Insights - XTI Aerospace, Inc. has appointed Stephen Griessel to its Corporate Advisory Board, reflecting the increasing importance of VTOL aircraft as a national strategic priority [1][2] - Griessel's extensive experience in aerospace and defense is expected to enhance XTI's strategy in the emerging Vertical Economy, focusing on speed, range, and adaptability of xVTOL solutions [2][3] - The company is developing the TriFan 600, which combines helicopter vertical lift capabilities with the speed and range of fixed-wing aircraft, aiming to position XTI as a leader in regional and mission-critical air mobility [4][5] Company Strategy - XTI aims to dominate the Vertical Economy by leveraging Griessel's experience to accelerate its entry into mission-critical markets [2][3] - The company is focused on serving high-value special mission operators and defense partners, providing VTOL solutions without the need for new infrastructure [3] - Griessel's leadership is expected to contribute to the development of a military variant of the TriFan platform, enhancing XTI's competitive position in both commercial and defense sectors [4] Product Development - The TriFan 600 is designed to achieve maximum cruising speeds of 311 mph and a range of 985 miles, creating a new category of xVTOL aircraft [5] - XTI Aerospace also operates Inpixon, which specializes in real-time location systems technology, optimizing operations in various industrial settings [5]
Prediction: Archer Aviation's FAA Approval Could Be Closer Than You Think
The Motley Fool· 2025-06-11 10:15
Group 1 - Archer Aviation is developing an electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft named Midnight, intended for short-distance air taxi services over congested urban areas [2][6] - The company aims to produce up to 10 Midnight eVTOLs by 2025, but is currently in the testing phase and requires FAA approval for commercial use in the U.S. market [2][4] - As of the first quarter of 2025, Archer Aviation has received FAA approval for approximately 15% of the necessary compliance verification documents, indicating slow progress in the approval process [5][10] Group 2 - The FAA's approval process for air taxis is complex due to the innovative nature of the technology, which has necessitated a reevaluation of existing standards [8][9] - Recent updates from the FAA regarding total propulsion loss have aligned with Archer Aviation's design, suggesting a more favorable outlook for future compliance validation [9][10] - The company anticipates a significant acceleration in the FAA approval process as it transitions to piloted flight and prepares for formal testing [10][12] Group 3 - Archer Aviation is characterized as a high-risk start-up, with a recommendation for more conservative investors to remain on the sidelines [11] - Despite the slow initial progress, there is an expectation that the timeline for final FAA approval may be shorter than previously anticipated, likely taking years rather than decades [12]