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The trend continues – more aircraft are being returned into service

More and more aircraft are coming back out of temporary storage. At the beginning of December, 72% of the global fleet is back in the sky, with 7.998 aircraft still grounded. Asia and North America are still the regions with the fewest…

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Worldwide capacity numbers at the beginning of December show nominal growth

Capacity numbers had been rising until August, while September, October, and November have stagnated. As of the beginning of December, the global size of the industry counts 57.8 million seats per week. This week Asia leads, followed…

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INTRODUCING THE HISTORICAL DIMENSION: ch-aviation fleets history module available now

The fleets history project is our largest data release since we started ch-aviation PRO in 2012. It is the first time we add a historical dimension to our aircraft data as you can now clearly see how an airline’s fleet developed…

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September and October show no significant global capacity growth.

We keep monitoring scheduled capacity from airlines worldwide. After the beginning of June and rising numbers of offered seats on all continents, August, September, and October show stagnating numbers. The last week of September reached a peak…

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Development update for September

Dear ch-aviation community, I am happy to give you another update on all features and fixes our development team has released throughout September. NEWS News Tags We have added news tags. You can now filter our news by…

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Aircraft delivery numbers unstable, from growth in June and July to a significant fall in August

At ch-aviation, we continually track new aircraft deliveries from the largest aircraft manufacturers: Airbus, ATR, Boeing, Bombardier, COMAC, De Havilland, Embraer, Irkut, and Viking Air. After the lowest point this year, in April,…

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The trend continues – more aircraft are being returned into service

Worldwide capacity numbers at the beginning of December show nominal growth

INTRODUCING THE HISTORICAL DIMENSION: ch-aviation fleets history module available now

September and October show no significant global capacity growth.

Development update for September

Aircraft delivery numbers unstable, from growth in June and July to a significant fall in August

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