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Founder of The Aerospace Forum & AeroAnalysis ✈️ I run an aerospace equity research service on @SeekingAlpha 📈🔬

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Dhierin is a leading contributor covering the aerospace industry on Seeking Alpha and the founder of The Aerospace Forum. With his Aerospace Engineering background he has a more indepth knowledge about aerospace products enabling him to cover a complex niche. Most of his reports will be about companies in the aerospace industry or airline industry, comparing products and looking at market forecasts providing investors with unique and thorough insights. Dhierin has accumulated over 10 million vi…

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Airbus: 1,000 Orders, But Deliveries Flash A Warning

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By Dhierin Bechai
| Seeking Alpha
Sep 04, 2026, 10:45 AM ET, Summary Airbus maintains its market leadership with over 1,000 net orders year-to-date, despite ongoing production ramp-up challenges. July deliveries were flat year-on-year at 67 units, with A330 deliveries paused due to a foreign object issue, now resolved. EADSF’s book-to-bill ratio remains robust at 2.6x year-to-date, reflecting strong demand and order inflow across both single-aisle and wide-body segments.
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Boeing: Don't Let The Delivery Drop Fool You

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By Dhierin Bechai
| Seeking Alpha
Aug 31, 2026, 2:03 PM ET, , Summary Boeing saw stable net orders year-on-year in July, with 30 net orders valued at $3.3 billion, despite overall order inflow slowing. BA's July deliveries fell sequentially to 53 units but remained robust, up 10% year-over-year, reflecting stable operational output. Order mix improved, driving higher order value; book-to-bill ratios for the year remain strong at 1.3x (units) and 1.7x (value).
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SpaceX: Buy This Debt-Fueled Launch Into AI

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By Dhierin Bechai
| Seeking Alpha
Aug 28, 2026, 12:11 PM ET, Summary SpaceX (NASDAQ: SPCX) delivered robust Q2 results, with 92% revenue growth to $7.8B, adjusted EBITDA nearly tripling, and Starlink subscribers doubling to 12M. SPCX’s Connectivity segment is highly profitable, while AI showed rapid growth but demands unprecedented CapEx, driving free cash outflow to ~$25B in H1 2026.
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