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.
Continue reading “”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.
We have reviewed and tidied up our aircraft taxonomy for some of the Boeing freighter types.
New sub series have been created as follows: Continue reading “”
On 27th September 2021, 328 Support Services GmbH (328SSG) – Type Certificate holder for the D328®aircraft – officially became Deutsche Aircraft GmbH. You’ll now find this name change reflected within Fleets Analyzer.
We have exciting news! Today, the transition from 328SSG to Deutsche Aircraft GmbH has officially been completed. We are now working under the same brand towards a common goal: more climate-friendly regional aviation. Read all here: https://t.co/0wqaw2d6MK#weareDeutscheAircraft pic.twitter.com/iVsa2JQP7I
— Deutsche Aircraft (@Deu_Aircraft) October 8, 2021
Based on market feedback from customers, this weekend we will be making a number of changes to our engine taxonomy. For those customers who have Saved Searches that include engine models, you may need to update your Saved Searches after the changes have been made to ensure that your Saved Searches still work as expected. A full list of changes is included in the Excel file linked below.
ListofChanges.xlsx
To standardise our taxonomy for the A330 type, we have amended the Master Series for the A330neo types from the generic A330neo to the relevant A330-800neo and A330-900neo.
Please be aware that any Saved Searches that include the A330neo as a filter option may need to be updated.
Based on customer feedback, we are making a series of OEM name changes to bring our data up to date with our policy of reflecting the current support OEM. These name changes will be implemented in Fleets Analyzer from 8 July.
IMPORTANT: if you have Saved Searches that contain the aircraft types or manufacturers listed in the table below, then please open your Saved Search (after 2pm 8th July – UK time) and update if necessary.
| Aircraft Type | Old Manufacturer | New Manufacturer |
| DHC-8 | Bombardier (De Havilland) | De Havilland Canada |
| DHC-4 | Bombardier (De Havilland) | Viking Air |
| Convair 540 | Bombardier (Canadair) | General Dynamics |
| Convair 580 | Bombardier (Canadair) | General Dynamics |
| Kodiak | Quest | Daher |
| SC.7 Skyvan | Bombardier (Shorts) | Viking Air |
| Short 330 | Bombardier (Shorts) | Viking Air |
| Short 360 | Bombardier (Shorts) | Viking Air |
| Tucano | Bombardier (Shorts) | Embraer |
Based on customer feedback, we have introduced a new type of ‘usage’ to our database. The new usage is ‘Spares Use / Parts Reclamation’.
This usage will be applied to aircraft when those aircraft have been acquired by a company/military air arm purely for spares use (sometimes referred to as “non-fliers” or “donor” airframes).
This new usage will always be applied to aircraft that are in storage, and would typically be followed by a retirement event.
This new usage will initially only be applied on our business aviation, helicopter and military datasets, as well as military operated examples of types in our commercial dataset.
We are pleased to announce the release of the turbine powered versions of the Air Tractor family – Air Tractor AT-402, AT-602, AT-802. Powered by the popular PT6 engine family, these types have been requested by customers for the last few years and we are pleased to release these to continue to react to the needs of our customers. Continue reading “”
In response to feedback from customers, we are pleased to announce some taxonomy changes to our helicopter types.
For the AW139, we have now added Short Nose and Long Nose modifiers.
For the the H145 / EC145 family, to help customers find models we have tried to incorporate their technical and marketing descriptions so we have updated the sub series as follows: Continue reading “”
