Blogger Archives: Steve Doyle

Steve Doyle

Steve is the Willis Aerospace Business Development & Sales Director in London, where he leads the division’s research analysis team. In addition to his 20 years of insurance market intelligence experience, he has spent the past 12 tailoring the risk management services offered by brokers and insurers to the global airline and aerospace industry. Steve is the Editor of Willis’ Aerospace publications: the monthly Airline Insight reports and our quarterly Aerospace Insurance Index.

Emerging Aerospace Risk of 2012

by Steve Doyle, January 24, 2012 | Posted in Aerospace

The inherently high-risk nature of aviation operations can mean that emerging risks are largely considered and addressed before they happen. Business risks are rarely unique to aviation and ash clouds are now “on the list” alongside introducing new technology for many businesses.‬‪ ‬‪ Continue reading →

Largest Aviation Claims of 2011

by Steve Doyle, January 5, 2012 | Posted in Aerospace

Aviation is a catastrophe business but thankfully 2011 has been another year without catastrophe. Continue reading → Continue reading →

2011 Airline Claims set to be Lowest on Record

by Steve Doyle, December 22, 2011 | Posted in Aerospace

As 2011 draws to a close it will, barring a major catastrophe in the next 10 days, be one of the best years on record in terms of airline claims. Continue reading →

Airline Loss Levels at Six-Year Low

by Steve Doyle, December 5, 2011 | Posted in Aerospace

Investments in safety, new aircraft and technology have resulted in airline loss levels being at a six-year low, says Willis Steve Doyle in this video interview. Continue reading → Continue reading →

Scariest Aerospace Risk: Fuel Price

by Steve Doyle, October 31, 2011 | Posted in Aerospace

The trouble with a Halloween blog about air transport is that it isn’t or shouldn’t be scary. It is statistically one of the safest things you can do. Continue reading → Continue reading →

The “Dream” of Air Travel

by Steve Doyle, October 4, 2011 | Posted in Aerospace

The delivery of the first Boeing 787 to All Nippon Airways makes this week a good time to reflect on how the aviation industry has and continues to develop. Continue reading →

Airline Industry Losses Hit 5-Year Low

by Steve Doyle, September 21, 2011 | Posted in Aerospace

Despite a spate of aviation losses totaling in the region of US$250 million at the end of July/early August, the airline industry had a relatively turbulent free start to the third quarter, with losses hitting a five-year low of US$794 million. Continue reading → Continue reading →