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Aram Gesar

Geneva, Miami, New York
As seen in: AirGuide’s Frequent Flyer Destinations, AirGuide
Covers:  travel, destinations, airlines, airports, technology, travel services

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Aram Gesar’s Biography

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Aram Gesar is one of the leading international experts on travel, travel services, technology, and is often called upon by the industry itself and the media for his comments, suggestions and analysis about all aspect of air travel, airlines, airports and their services.
He is the Editorial Director of "Frequent Flyer Destinations" magazine, AirGuideOnline.com, related destination city & airport guides. Apps, news and video channels, giving him direct and invaluable knowledge of today's global …

Aram Gesar’s Journalist Portfolio

Aram Gesar - AirGuide & Frequent Flyer Destinations

Aram Gesar - AirGuide & Frequent Flyer Destinations

Aram Gesar is one of the leading international experts on travel, travel services, technology, and is often c…

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Frequent Flyer Destinations Magazine - Summer 2017

Frequent Flyer Destinations Magazine - Summer 2017

Frequent Flyer Destinations is a luxury lifestyle magazine for business and leisure travelers. Our stable of …

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Why Airlines Keep Ordering More Boeing and Airbus Aircraft

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By Aram Gesar
| AirGuide
Boeing and Airbus continue to enjoy unprecedented demand for new aircraft, with each manufacturer carrying order backlogs that stretch into the thousands of jets as airlines race to modernize fleets and meet growing global air travel demand. The massive backlogs are the result of two converging trends.
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Airbus A220-500 Targets Boeing 737 Market Gap

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By Aram Gesar
| AirGuide
Airbus is positioning the proposed A220-500 as a straightforward extension of its successful A220 family, but comments from Airbus Canada CEO Guillaume Chevasson suggest the strategy is driven as much by economics as customer demand.
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Boeing Boosts 777X Range by More Than 700 Nautical Miles

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By Aram Gesar
| AirGuide
Boeing has quietly increased the advertised range of both passenger variants of its 777X family, giving airlines significantly greater long-haul capability on paper before the aircraft enters commercial service. The updated specifications, published on Boeing’s product pages without a formal announcement, show the 777-9 now has a range of 8,000 nautical miles, up from the previously listed 7,285 nautical miles. The increase of 715 nautical miles represents nearly a 10% improvement.
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