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Airlines are optimistic about jump in June. Really?

Our scheduled capacity review this week includes data for the first week of June. You will see, there is a huge jump in scheduled capacity for the period June 1-7 in most graphs. Do airlines believe the traffic will recover on June 1? The…

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Airlines starting to take aircraft out of storage, but 57% of fleets remain grounded

Our latest analysis of active aircraft around the world shows another small sign of recovery in the airline industry. We see that 57% of airline fleets globally remain grounded. This is 2% less than what we saw two weeks ago, when, on April…

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There are signs capacity has reached the bottom and is preparing for recovery

After eight weeks of constant capacity reductions, we’re seeing some signs this may be the bottom and that we are at the lowest point of current scheduled capacity levels. Airlines continue to remove capacity from the last weeks of May and…

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How to search passenger aircraft with seats removed for cargo?

With many passenger scheduled flights grounded due to reduced demand and government-imposed limitations worldwide, freight operators are seeking other ways to deliver cargo capacity. Some airlines are using their passenger aircraft with only…

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The moves in airline management intensified before COVID19. Now we expect even more changes.

At ch-aviation we are running a powerful contact database with more than 10,000 airline management contacts (10,827 as of today, to be exact). More than 4,200 people are active as CEO-level contacts. Over the last 12 months, we noticed that…

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The number of grounded aircraft worldwide has increased to 19,000

Our latest analysis shows that 59% of the total airline fleets around the world are now grounded. Based on data from ch-aviation’s fleets advanced data, 19,068 aircraft are now parked for storage or maintenance globally. Compared to a ch-aviation…

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The road to the recovery is bumpy

Europe is now leading the path to recovery, but Asian data shows it will not be fast

We took off for the recovery but it will not be steep: 55% of fleets grounded

The recovery trend continues – but it is still very slow

Airlines are optimistic about jump in June. Really?

Airlines starting to take aircraft out of storage, but 57% of fleets remain grounded

There are signs capacity has reached the bottom and is preparing for recovery

How to search passenger aircraft with seats removed for cargo?

The moves in airline management intensified before COVID19. Now we expect even more changes.

The number of grounded aircraft worldwide has increased to 19,000

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