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- Sep 23, 2026
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A FLYING Origin Story and What Comes Next (opens the original)
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It was the summer of 1927, and Charles Lindbergh had successfully flown the Spirit of St. Louis on a solo non-stop transatlantic flight from New York to Paris that May. The country was abuzz with possibility, and the formerly impoverished immigrant family of Meyer Guggenheim had gone below agl 0 to build a mining fortune that his family would carry into the skies. The Guggenheim Tour of 1927 took Charles Lindbergh on a celebratory and promotional flying tour across the United States, visiting 48
MOSAIC Was Supposed to Fix This (opens the original)
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Put the first two pieces in this series together and the picture is stark. The industry is shipping more premium metal to a buyer population that’s increasingly insulated from the rate environment, while the rate environment itself is more likely to get worse than better for everyone else. That “everyone else” is the piston buyer: the segment GAMA’s Q2 data shows is still growing in unit terms (786 aircraft shipped through the first half of 2026) but in a way that’s leaving the median buyer furt
We Said Rates Would Pause, Then Chase Inflation. The Chase Has Started (opens the original)
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I indicated back in the spring that rates were unlikely to change before the midterms, no matter how impartial the Fed is supposed to be, and then rise to chase inflation that was sure to come. While some bankers were still calling for cuts back then, Chair Kevin Warsh came into the job with a message that the Fed is about to go quieter and about to go up on rates. That was never a forecast built on hope for cuts. It was a read on the mechanics of the calendar and the persistence of the inflatio
The Market Doesn't Want What It Used to Want (opens the original)
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GAMA’s second-quarter 2026 shipment report landed September 3, and the headline number is fine: 1,458 airplanes shipped through the first half of the year, up modestly from 2025’s pace, with piston deliveries alone running at 786 units year-to-date. But the unit count is the least interesting thing in this report. The more useful question is what buyers are actually choosing once they show up with a checkbook, and the data is plain on that point: the market is moving upmarket, and it’s moving fa
+[Me] (opens the original)
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One thing I learned in banking that persists today is how to catch up quickly. In banking, I had clients who would call me with an idea already baked the night before, and maybe even with a Letter of Intent (LOI) already struck. My job: get up to speed quickly and make sure that deal was structured to not just close but benefit the owner for years to come. Today, my job is similar. I receive an email that simply says “+[me]”, and whether it is real estate, a business, or an aircraft, getting up
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