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Alexander Mitchell

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About Alexander Mitchell

Alexander (Alex) Mitchell, an applied mathematics and economics student at Brown University, has maintained a lifelong passion for aviation. Alex comes to Simple Flying with a background in finance and strategy consulting, and his resume includes professional experiences at KPMG Consulting, McKinsey & Co., D.E. Shaw & Co., and Bridgewater Associates. In summer 2024, Alex will be joining Boston Consulting Group in New York City as a Summer Associate.
 

Latest Articles

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Heavy Lift Turboprop Freighter: 60 Years Of The Short Belfast

This quad-engine transporter first took to the skies in 1964.

An aerial view of the Manhattan and Brooklyn Bridges. 1
A black and white photo of the Bristol Brabazon flying in the sky. 1
A closeup of a KLM aircraft parked at a gate at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol. 1
Why Do Airliners Have Audible Horns?

Aircraft horns can alert ground personnel of important safety-related situations.

A Boeing 747 flying in the sky. 1
USGlobal Airways: The 33-Year-Old Carrier That's Never Operated A Flight

A brief history of the decades-old New York-based startup carrier.

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Boeing In 2024: What Can We Expect From The US Planemaker This Year?

The markets have high hopes for Boeing in 2024.

An Aerolíneas Argentinas aircraft on an airport apron. 1
Boeing 377 1
Luxurious But Unreliable: The Paradox Of The Boeing 377 Stratocruiser

Why the Boeing 377 Stratocruiser was not all it seemed to be.

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The C-17 Globemaster III Vs The C-5 Galaxy: What Sets These 2 Strategic Airlifters Apart?

The two famous military transports have some key differences.

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Delta Air Lines Airbus A330 1
Zero Jet Aircraft Crashes: 2023 Was One Of Aviation’s Safest Years On Record

Only two fatal accidents were reported this year.

Denver International Airport 1
The Biggest Challenges Facing ATC & How They Can Be Solved

Extreme weather and increased demand are the two biggest challenges facing the industry.

Delta Airlines Jet at Los Angeles International Airport. 1
The Most Ridiculous Aviation Incidents Of 2023

Some onboard occurrences were rather unfortunate, while others were truly bizarre!

An RAF Vickers VC-10 Flying In The Sky.  1
Why Was The Vickers VC10 So Successful With Military Operators?

The VC10 was popular with BOAC but went on to be operated almost entirely by the RAF.

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Regional Efficiency: Mandarin Airlines Receives Its 1st ATR 72-600

The new aircraft will provide reductions in carbon emissions and fuel consumption.

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Reykjavik: Why TUI Named Its New Boeing 737 MAX After Iceland's Capital

The aircraft performed its inaugural flight on 20 December 2023.

Cape Cod Gateway Airport 1
Why Is Massachusetts’ Cape Cod Gateway Airport Going Ahead With A $25 Million Upgrade?

There are strong arguments both in favor of and against the renovations.

An aerial view of Boston Logan Airport. 1
A Century Of Growth: A Look At Boston Logan Airport's 100 Years Of Service

The Massachusetts airport has been welcoming passengers for over 100 years.

A US Air Force Lockheed C-130H Hercules from the 934th Airlift Wing from Minnesota flying in the sky. 1
How Did The US Navy Land A C-130 Hercules On An Aircraft Carrier?

This bizarre series of carrier landings occurred in 1963.

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5,000+ Laptops Were Lost At Toronto Pearson Airport In 2023

The facility encountered an incredible number of lost computers.

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