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Airlines have re-activated 5,500 aircraft since the lowest point

55% of fleets grounded in the beginning of April. 59% of fleets grounded at the end of April. 57% of fleets grounded at the beginning May. 55% of fleets grounded the end of May. 54% of fleets grounded in the beginning of June. 51% of fleets…

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Europe in the driver’s seat to lead industry recovery

We continue to monitor scheduled capacity from airlines around the world. The industry’s recovery continues to show signs of growth. The scheduled capacity is now at 54.3 million seats – a recovery of 5% per week since the beginning of…

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Aircraft deliveries almost tripled in June, but it’s still far from 2019 levels

At ch-aviation we are tracking new aircraft deliveries of the largest aircraft manufacturers: Airbus, Boeing, Bombardier, COMAC, De Havilland, Embraer and Irkut. New aircraft deliveries rose substantially in June. Manufacturers delivered…

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2,500 aircraft back from storage in a month: Less than half of fleets on the ground

55% of fleets grounded in the beginning of April. 59% of fleets grounded at the end of April. 57% of fleets grounded at the beginning May. 55% of fleets grounded the end of May. 54% of fleets grounded in the beginning of June. 51% of fleets…

#chaviationcovid19updates, ch-aviation Analysis

The world’s capacity is now in steep recovery

We continue to monitor scheduled capacity from airlines around the world. Last week we wrote that the capacity growth is not gaining momentum, but this week this is not the case any more. The last week of June brought massive 20% capacity growth…

#chaviationcovid19updates, ch-aviation Analysis

Capacity around the world bouncing up and down with slow recovery

We continue to monitor scheduled capacity from airlines around the world. The industry continues its path to recovery as the number of seats increase slightly -- but growth is not gaining any momentum yet. The total number of seats scheduled…

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

Aircraft comeback trend is slowly growing

After growing numbers in August, worldwide capacity is again slowly dropping

Product Update: Aircraft lease end dates & In-seat video/In-Flight Connectivity data released

Europe continues to push the recovery while other regions lag

Airlines have re-activated 5,500 aircraft since the lowest point

Europe in the driver’s seat to lead industry recovery

Aircraft deliveries almost tripled in June, but it’s still far from 2019 levels

2,500 aircraft back from storage in a month: Less than half of fleets on the ground

The world’s capacity is now in steep recovery

Capacity around the world bouncing up and down with slow recovery

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