Do you also provide an API?

ch-aviation can provide the data feeds to you directly via file transfer protocol (FTP), safe file transfer protocol (SFTP) or a shared Amazon Web Services (AWS) S3 bucket.

Which delivery formats you support?

The data is provided as Comma-separated values (.csv) flat files. Optionally we can provide them as Microsoft Excel (.xlsx) or XML (.xml)

How often does data get updated?

The ch-aviation database is updated in batches to ensure all data flows through ch-aviation’s semi-automated quality assurance process built to maximise data integrity. As a result, the data set remains relatively static in the ch-aviation production database, for most data sets for a week or month at a time. Therefore, the most efficient integration option is the transfer of flat files provided for integration into your own applications in various formats.

Worldwide deliveries in March 2021 have increased by 88% compared to March 2020 - ch-aviation

At ch-aviation, we continually track new aircraft deliveries from the largest aircraft manufacturers: Airbus, ATR, Boeing, Bombardier, COMAC, De Havilland, Embraer, and Irkut.

Worldwide aircraft deliveries have been strongly increasing in March, almost reaching pre-covid levels. After 57 aircraft delivered in January and 60 aircraft in February, 111 aircraft were delivered in March. Compared to March 2020, that’s a significant increase of 88%.

Compared to 2020 numbers, Boeing deliveries significantly increased in the first three months of 2021. In March, Boeing delivered 30 aircraft in total, which is an increase of 76% compared to March 2020.

Out of 30 aircraft, eight were delivered to Southwest Airlines, four to Boeing Defense, Space & Security, three to TUI Airways, followed by two for Copa Airlines, FedEx Express, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Neos and United Airlines. One aircraft was delivered to Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, Blue Air (Romania), Cayman Airways and UPS Airlines.

In the same period, Airbus has delivered 32 aircraft in February 2021, with significant growth in March 2021, delivering 72 aircraft in total. Compared to March 2020 deliveries, that is an increase of 95%.

Out of 72 aircraft, six were delivered to IndiGo Airlines, four to Delta Air Lines, three to China Eastern Airlines, China Southern Airlines, Frontier Airlines, while two aircraft were delivered to each of the following airlines: Aer Lingus, Air Canada, Air China, American Airlines, flynas, JetSMART, Lufthansa and Singapore Airlines. One aircraft was delivered to Air Astana, Air Busan, Air France, Bamboo Airways, Cathay Pacific, Cebu Pacific Air, Iberia Express, Loong Air, Luftwaffe, Pegasus Airlines, SAS Scandinavian Airlines, Scoot and Shenzhen Airlines.