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The road to the recovery is bumpy

We continue to monitor scheduled capacity from airlines around the world. The industry continues its path to recovery as the number of seats increase worldwide. The total number of seats scheduled for the first week of June is 37 million.…

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

We continue to monitor scheduled capacity from airlines around the world. This week we decided to look at the capacity numbers in a little different way. After closing the month of May and waiting on schedules for June to be prepared by the…

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

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. So, our latest analysis shows the trend we noticed weeks ago seems…

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The recovery trend continues – but it is still very slow

We continue to monitor the scheduled capacity from airlines around the world. This week’s update continues with the trend we’ve seen over the last few weeks – the airline industry is growing the number of seats week by week, but the recovery…

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Aircraft deliveries are down substantially

At ch-aviation we are tracking new aircraft deliveries of the largest aircraft manufacturers: Airbus, Boeing, Bombardier, COMAC, De Havilland, Embraer and Irkut. An analysis of deliveries for the first four months of 2020 shows a significant…

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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…

Capacity growth in Americas, Africa and Oceania flattened as Europe and Asia rise

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 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

Aircraft deliveries are down substantially

Airlines are optimistic about jump in June. Really?

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