Based on customer feedback, we have added A330-800neo and A330-900neo as Master Series within the aircraft taxonomy.
This will take effect from Saturday 28th April.
Based on customer feedback, we have added A330-800neo and A330-900neo as Master Series within the aircraft taxonomy.
This will take effect from Saturday 28th April.
So that our aircraft naming is more consistent across the product, and to bring it more in line with convention, the brackets have been dropped from the A319, A320, A321, A330 neo families, and Boeing 737. e.g A320 (neo) is now A320neo. 737 (Max) is now 737 Max.
We have made a small update to the taxonomy for the 737 MAX.
The Sub Series of Max 8-200 is now grouped under the master series of Max 8 which will enable users to group all 737 Max 8s together at master series level.
For our heli users, in response to the announcement earlier this week, we’ve changed Marenco to Kopter in the list of manufacturers.
In addition to the company’s name change, its SKYe SH09 helicopter is now listed as the SH09.
To enable customers to find freight conversions more easily – particularly those conducted by IAI’s Bedek Aviation Group – we have updated the taxonomy for the Boeing 737 and 767.
We have updated the 767 subseries descriptions as follows:
TYPE | NEW SUB SERIES DESCRIPTION | PREVIOUS SUB SERIES DESCRIPTION |
Boeing 767 | Boeing 767-200ER BDSF | Boeing 767-200ERSF |
Boeing 767 | Boeing 767-300ER BDSF | Boeing 767-300ERSF |
Boeing 767 | Boeing 767-200 BDSF | Boeing 767-200SF |
For the 737, we have created new subseries descriptions:
TYPE | NEW SUBSERIES DESCRIPTION |
Boeing 737 | Boeing 737-700 BDSF |
Boeing 737 | Boeing 737-800 BDSF |
Textron Aviation today announced a new twin-engine, high-wing, large utility turboprop – the Cessna SkyCourier 408.
This type is now set up in our database and the 50 orders and 50 options have been added for FedEx Express. This will be visible in Fleets Analyzer from tomorrow.
As a consequence of the recent ATR announcement regarding the introduction of the ATR 72-600F, and the accompanying order from FedEx, we have added a new Sub Series to the Flight Fleets Analyzer taxonomy.
The new Sub Series is “ATR 72 600F Freighter”, and sits directly under the “ATR 72 600” Master Series. This can be seen in the Aircraft Type filter screenshot shown below.
We have updated our taxonomy slightly for the Bombardier DHC-8, to enable more flexible searching and allow customers to filter out the type’s Q-Series variants (later-produced versions with a cabin noise suppression system).
For the DHC-8-400, we have renamed the master series from DHC-8-400 to DHC-8-400 (Q400); i.e. it now includes the marketing name. “(Q400)” has also been added for all relevant type series and subseries aircraft.
For the smaller Q200 and Q300, we have added the description in the type series and, in brackets, to the following subseries:
Due to changes in official designations, the following adjustments have been made to the naming convention for the A320 family of neo aircraft.
The commercial aviation data research team have recently finished revising the Airbus A330 series structure which will enable customers to filter this data by master series, series and sub series, particularly the A330-200E/X and 300E/X models.
The screenshot below taken from Fleets Analyzer shows that customers are now able to filter right down to the sub series of the A330 type. In the case shown below the A330-200E sub series which is part of the A330-200 master series.
What you can expect to find here: tips for users to get the most out of Fleets Analyzer, tricks for power users who are already in the know, product updates including sneak peeks and new features, and news about new data sets and taxonomy changes.