AeroAnalysis International was founded in 2018 by aerospace engineer and analyst Dhierin Bechai. However, its investment research activities date back to 2013. AeroAnalysis combines engineering expertise, independent analysis, and data-driven research to deliver in-depth aerospace and defense industry insights.
Dhierin studied Aerospace Engineering at Delft University of Technology with a specialization in Flight Performance and Propulsion. As a result, he understands aircraft design, flight principles, propulsion systems, and performance analysis. This technical background allows him to analyze aerospace companies from multiple angles. He can evaluate products, production programs, financial performance, and broader industry trends within the global economy.
Over the years, AeroAnalysis developed a research approach that blends engineering knowledge with investment analysis. Readers and industry professionals widely recognize this methodology. More than 50 million readers have used Dhierin’s work as part of their investment due diligence. In addition, his research has appeared online and in print. Industry participants also used his work as supporting material during the WTO dispute involving Boeing and Airbus.
Today, investors, hedge funds, and aerospace professionals regularly follow his work. Furthermore, aerospace companies have commissioned him for specialized industry research projects. One of his most recognized analyses focused on Boeing’s proposed new mid-market aircraft. Dhierin concluded that the launch would likely face delays. Later, during the Boeing 737 MAX groundings crisis, his engineering-based analysis helped readers better understand the technical and operational challenges facing the aircraft program.
Aviation plays a major role in connecting cities, countries, economies, and cultures. However, the pandemic severely disrupted those connections in 2020. Airlines and lessors suddenly faced hundreds of billions of dollars in grounded aircraft assets. During that period, an aerospace corporation commissioned Dhierin to assess how the second-hand aircraft market could influence pricing power for new widebody aircraft programs.
In addition to consultancy services for aerospace companies, AeroAnalysis also operates The Aerospace Forum. The platform serves both retail investors and hedge fund managers who want deeper insight into the aerospace industry. Members gain access to hundreds of investment research reports, interactive data tools, visualization features, and a live chat community. As a result, The Aerospace Forum has become a dedicated hub for investors and professionals who closely follow the fast-changing aerospace and defense market.
