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China domestic capacity is full of optimism as the world’s capacity continues to decline

After the sixth week of monitoring global airline capacities, we see the scheduled total seats continuing to decline. Airlines are still grounding aircraft and the global capacity is being cut each week. We analysed the data from the ch-aviation…

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ch-aviation will speed up fleet data development in 2020

Seeing growing demand for airline data intelligence in these times of unprecedented changes in the industry, ch-aviation is speeding up our planned fleet data developments to deliver more data for our customers. During the last 15 months,…

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The capacity trend in different regions started to differentiate (sign of recovery in Asia)

This is the fifth week in a row we are following the capacity trends globally to understand the shifts in capacity during the COVID-19 crisis. Again, we see another round of cuts made by the airlines to match dropping demand and react to government…

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In times like these, it’s all about the news. We just launched a new News search and filtering tool to enable you to stay ahead of the competition with the latest industry updates. Our 24/7 news desk gives you more than 13 articles…

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The search for the bottom of capacity cuts still in progress

Last week’s capacities update, where we stated the airlines vanished half of the scheduled weekly seats, was not the bottom of COVID-19 crisis. This week we see airlines further cutting capacity with another portion of weekly seats removed…

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55% of the world’s airline fleets are grounded

Our latest analysis shows that 55% of the total airline fleets around the world are now grounded. Based on data from ch-aviation’s fleets advanced data, 17,944 aircraft are now parked for storage or maintenance globally. The percentage of…

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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

China domestic capacity is full of optimism as the world’s capacity continues to decline

ch-aviation will speed up fleet data development in 2020

The capacity trend in different regions started to differentiate (sign of recovery in Asia)

The news you need – your way

The search for the bottom of capacity cuts still in progress

55% of the world’s airline fleets are grounded

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