Demand for commercial air travel remains robust and firm.

May 7, 2024 / receipt, needs a key / Pat Shanahan, CEO | earnings call 2024-05-07 | transcript 5cf090ee-7b68-4d49-8db4-9314fdef5410 | chars 2188-2245 | segment 2

Based on the positive feedback received from those who traveled to Wichita, we are glad we had the opportunity to share with everyone some of the improvements we are making in our factories to prepare for the future.

May 4, 2022 / receipt, needs a key / Tom Gentile, CEO | earnings call 2022-05-04 | transcript 8e1870b2-c4a1-447c-b8aa-70a28b5280f7 | chars 2035-2251 | segment 2

And then of course the pandemic, um, people are starting to fly more domestically in places like China and Russia, but with the recent surge, it creates more uncertainty. So once the pen, a vaccine is in place, that will obviously give greater focus. And also the development of these private healthcare corridors or travel bubbles that you start to see developing between different countries, which should help stimulate some international traffic.

Nov 3, 2021 / receipt, needs a key / Tom, other | earnings call 2021-11-03 | transcript 7d95d04b-a3d6-4cd6-b6f0-e46e65ab6e1d | chars 44458-44907 | segment 45

The U.S. air travel recovery has been strong and has come back faster than some expected. TSA traveler throughput has exceeded 2 million passengers on multiple days during the past two months, and some days in July where passenger screenings exceeded the 2019 levels. A recent International Air Transport Association report indicates domestic passenger market show improvement. but with demand still down 22% versus June 2019 levels. The situation remains dynamic. We are monitoring the most recent reports of a spike of COVID-19 cases and what impact this may have on air traffic recovery. However, the upward momentum of domestic air traffic over the past few months is an encouraging trend for our industry.

Aug 4, 2021 / receipt, needs a key / Tom Gentile, CEO | earnings call 2021-08-04 | transcript 3e18bcab-bed5-4c64-b30e-f3e95e14b896 | chars 2092-2802 | segment 2

We continue to see 2021 as a bridge year for our spirit and the commercial aviation industry. Domestic air travel in the United States, as well as many other regions of the world, are starting to recover, which is encouraging, especially for narrow-body aircraft production rates. We are cautiously monitoring the COVID variant and its impact on this recovery, particularly with international travel. We expect international air travel will continue to recover at a slower pace, and therefore wide-body programs will remain a headwind for the next few years.

Aug 4, 2021 / receipt, needs a key / Mark Suchinski, CFO | earnings call 2021-08-04 | transcript 3e18bcab-bed5-4c64-b30e-f3e95e14b896 | chars 7896-8454 | segment 8