5th Feb Carrier Name Changes

Here at Cirium we strive to ensure we provide customers with the most up to date and accurate data, part of that involves both minor changes that can happen daily and larger tranches. 

As part of this we have updated the airline carrier naming to make this consistent across Cirium products, to stay as accurate as possible and to stay aligned with the market.

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Changes to hours and cycles – Projection tab

On Monday 29th May 5th June we’ll be making a small change to the rules that determine how we allocate hours and cycles to aircraft for which we receive no reported utilisation. These changes effect the Projection tab only.

On the Projection tab of Fleets Analyzer, if we have no reported utilisation data for an aircraft, we allocate hours and cycles via the following set of rules (shown in order of precedence):

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Updates over the Christmas period

Just a quick message to let you know that the UK based Data Teams will be taking a well-earned break over the Christmas period. From Friday 23rd December through to Tuesday 3rd January 2023 there will be minimal data updates across our Fleets, MRO, and Interiors datasets.

We wish all Cirium customers a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, and rest assured the team will be back raring to go in the new year.

Cirium Data Team (UK)

Turkey changed to Turkiye

To bring our data in line with IATA standards, we have recently changed the country name of Turkey to Turkiye.

All operator and company names within Turkiye remain unchanged unless they officially update their names.

If you had Saved Searches that included filters for Turkey, please check them and update if necessary.

Russia/Ukraine fleet data update

Aircraft status

Due to the ongoing situation with Russia/Ukraine, Cirium has adopted a seven-day inactivity rule for Russian-operated aircraft, within our flight-status data. All aircraft involved are checked daily to see if there are periods of inactivity against that tolerance. We return aircraft to service when there is evidence that they are active and operating a series of flights, with one-off ferry flights tracked as storage location changes. When we do observe inactivity, we use the Parked event until more information is known about the ownership situation of the aircraft (see below). Continue reading “”