Storage Definition Update: Commercial Aircraft

With the majority of Mainline and Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance & Insurance (ACMI) fleets returning to pre-2020 activity we have updated our rules for defining an In Storage status.

During the pandemic tolerances for a Storage status were reduced as the frequency and certainty of Storage events increased. As incidents of Storage are now decreasing, we have expanded the length of time a commercial aircraft must be parked before a Storage status is applied.

If a commercial aircraft exceeds these tolerances a Storage status will be applied. The parking tolerances for Commercial Fleets are:

  • 60 days for narrowbodies.
  • 90 days for widebodies.
  • Unless at a known storage site where a return off-lease or parting out may happen.

TU & Emissions Improvements

Please be aware of minor changes to TU & Emissions figures as we continually improve our methodology to bring you the industry’s most accurate data.

The data team at Cirium has updated the methodology which has a number of accuracy improvements resulting in changes to flight fuel and CO2 emissions figures.

Tracked Utilization also includes a number of data quality and coverage improvements resulting in more flights for more aircraft being tracked.

You can read more about our emissions methodology here.

Categorisation Change

Dear customers,

We have updated all columns & filters containing ‘Country’ or ‘Countries’ to now display as ‘Country/Subregion’ or ‘Countries/Subregions’. 

The change has been made to more accurately summarise the data these columns & filters represent. 

Please be aware this will have an impact on saved excel functions, which will need to be updated accordingly. 

Thank you for your cooperation.

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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Preparing for TLS 1.2

What is TLS?

TLS stands for “Transport Layer Security”, the protocol that allows digital devices (such as computers and phones) to communicate over the internet securely without the transmission being vulnerable to an outside audience.

What’s changing?

As of 14 May 2018, Flight Fleets Analyzer, Flight Dashboard, and Flight Ascend Values Analyzer will no longer support TLS 1.0 and 1.1. Continue reading “”