


January 2021 brings another dose of optimism
From August 2020 until today, we can notice a positive trend in growing numbers, with more and more aircraft coming back out of temporary storage. At the beginning of January, we're counting 7.345 aircraft still grounded and 75% of the global…

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Nothing changes quicker than the airline industry right now. With more than 4’000 airlines on this planet, one can quickly lose oversight. That’s where we come into play. A ch-aviation subscription lifts the fog of the airline industry…

ch-aviation 2020: Year in Review
Welcome to ch-aviation's 1st annual Year in Review, where we bring you our recap of everything that happened. First of all, we want to thank you for staying with us during this very different year. We did our best to keep you updated, give…

ch-aviation fuels newly-founded Institute of Aviation & Tourism (IAT)
We're proud to announce a partnership with the Institute for Aviation & Tourism (IAT) of the Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences.
Fuelling the young institute with our exclusive news and data, we're hoping to bring expertise…

Overview of worldwide airports by most aircraft grounded
We have analyzed airports in Europe, Asia, North & South America, Africa, and Oceania by most aircraft grounded. Here is an overview of the Top 25 by each continent, with the most aircraft in temporary storage.
ch-aviation provides access to the Haaga-Helia University of Applied Science; Students gain insights and a better understanding of the Industry
ch-aviation announces cooperation with Haaga-Helia University, a strong, business-oriented university of applied sciences, providing access to more than one hundred Aviation Business Administration students. The new partnership with the Finland-based university provides students with access to the ch-aviation database and supports them throughout their studies.
“If you are educating the airline managers of tomorrow, you want to give them the tool that the industry is using today. That is how you equip your students for success today and tomorrow,” ch-aviation CCO and co-founder Max Oldorf said. “I’m happy to provide students with insights on the industry and a database which can give them first-hand information. Not only theoretically, but also practically.”
Dr. Miquel Alimbau-Comas, principal lecturer in aviation at Haaga Helia, explains: “The degree program, Aviation Bachelors in Business Administration, offers an inspiring and unique learning environment. The learning process takes place in multicultural teams in meaningful and challenging business projects commissioned by aviation organizations, helping the graduates to develop strong professional skills in the airline business, airport business, and air cargo. The commissioner contacts help students build their professional networks, a professional mindset, and motivation to grow during the studies, which is key to their employability.”
The ch-aviation database covers a wide range of airline-related data, which will benefit daily study activities, seminars, and projects students work on. Besides the exclusive news, Haaga-Helia students will have access to detailed production lists and aircraft details for more than 57,000 aircraft, which will help them run detailed analysis on the market. They will also have access to lessors’ portfolios, customer lists, special-purpose vehicles (SPVs), management companies, lessors’ senior management contacts, and the information in the reservation systems used by airlines. Haaga-Helia University will provide students access to detailed airline schedules and capacities on particular routes.
By mastering the ch-aviation database, students will be well prepared to fulfill their dream of joining the industry’s biggest names since many airlines, airports, finance and leasing companies, and other aviation industry stakeholders use data provided by ch-aviation daily.
About Haaga-Helia
Haaga-Helia is a strong, business-oriented university of applied sciences in Finland. Through education, research, and development, it prepares professionals for businesses and service industries. Haaga-Helia supports students’ professional growth by offering a vast network of international partner universities and close connections to working life. As a result, its graduates are highly valued in the job market. Haaga-Helia offers 23 bachelor’s degree programs, out of which ten are conducted in English. The degree can be conducted full time or part-time as a traditional or multiform learning program in Finnish and English. Depending on the study program, the degree’s scope is 210–240 credits, which takes about 3,5 – 4,5 years of full-time study.