Please note that Air Travel Analysis is no longer active. Thank you to everyone who has read my articles over the years! I am, for now, keeping this website as an archive of my former work, most of which is from my time in high school, although some of the most recent work is from my time in college. I wrote the section below a few years ago when I was starting college. The opinions expressed on this blog were mine alone and do not represent my employer.

My email is julian.christensen@icloud.com—feel free to reach out to me.

Hi, my name is Julian Christensen, and I am the creator and author of Air Travel Analysis. I currently am a college student at the University of Chicago, although I grew up in the Washington DC area. As long as I can remember, I have been fascinated by commercial aviation in all forms. When I was younger, I would spend hours memorizing airline liveries or looking at airport layouts on Google Earth. More recently, I have become a lot more interested in the business and economics of airlines. I spend a lot of my spare time reading about the business of aviation and aspects such as airline fleets and networks, frequent flier programs, etc. I also love planespotting, collecting model airplanes, and, most of all, just being at airports and on airplanes and observing this entire process of transportation that I view with awe as almost nothing less than miraculous.

On this website/blog, I share some of my knowledge and passion for the commercial aviation industry with you. Historically, on this website, I have written profiles about individual airlines, flight reviews, and also about various tips for travelers and fliers. More recently, I have used this website more to publish some of my findings from looking into and analyzing data about the airline industry.