Area of Specialization
Ms. Jaedicke has expertise in data analysis and statistical methods relating to airlines and airports. She specializes in constructing complex econometric models to forecast airport passenger, cargo, and ATM long-term growth. Her forecasts are often used to determine future infrastructure needs and as inputs for financial models. In addition, she has experience analyzing passenger survey data and airline reservations databases.
Client
Engagement
Cerberus Capital/Air Canada
Due diligence for equity investment, including on-site evaluations, analytic investigation, and competitive profiling
Midwest Airlines
Analysis of aircraft reconfiguration options, as they relate to the fundamental business model and its execution
Spitfire Aviation Partners
Airline international route analysis for new LCC- modeled premium carrier
National Office of Airports, Morocco
Macroeconomic analysis of factors affecting the development of aviation in Morocco; Aviation and financial forecasts for infrastructure sizing and development
Massport (Boston Logan Airport)
Air service forecasting (supply, demand, route economics, competitive analysis)
Bogotá El Dorado Airport
Passenger and operations forecasts aiding in airport revenue projections for investors involved in the privatization process as well as due diligence for the Inter-American Development Bank
Louis Berger Group
New England Regional System Plan to develop comprehensive forecasts of aviation demand for the six-state region and to distribute this demand to the region’s primary airports
Lima Airport Partners
Developed long term aviation forecasts to be used by the client for a debt refinancing issue
Khabarovsk Airport, Russia
Created passenger and movement forecasts for use in an airport infrastructure plan
Abertis
Prepared passenger and aircraft movement forecasts for 12 Mexican airports as part of due diligence exercise
Major European carrier
Performed extensive network analysis to analyze the revenue benefit of purchasing a regional carrier
Government of Romania
Prepared expert testimony and valued damages for duty free operations at Bucharest Otopeni Airport and onboard Tarom
Background While working for a government institute, she used econometric analysis on survey data to determine the causes of low child immunization rates. As a graduate student, she served as a consultant to the Serbian Ministry of International Economic Relations. In this position, she advised on strategies for improving the competitive environment in Serbia with the aim of World Trade Organization accession. Just prior to joining SH&E, Ms. Jaedicke worked as a database analyst specializing in financial analysis for non-profit organizations.
Education
2001, BA, summa cum laude, History with Mathematics Minor, Texas A&M University
2003,Masters in Public Administration/International Development, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University.
Languages
English, written Spanish and French, beginning Serbian
