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 aircraft deliveries skyrocket to levels higher than Pre-Covid - 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.

Following a drop in April and May, worldwide aircraft deliveries increased significantly in June 2021, with 139 aircraft delivered. Compared to the same month last year, aircraft deliveries have increased by 157%, even outpacing pre-covid 2019 figures by 3%.

After reducing its output in April and May compared to March, Boeing finally started delivering parked Boeing 737 MAX’es at large scale. In total, 46 aircraft were delivered, representing a massive 557% increase over June 2020. They also outperformed June 2019 aircraft deliveries by 44%.

Out of 46 aircraft, seven were delivered to Aeroméxico, five to Turkish Airlines, four to Boeing Defense, Space & Security and Flair Airlines, and three to FedEx Express and TUI Airways. Two aircraft were delivered to flydubai, GOL Linhas Aéreas Inteligentes, Neos, Qatar Airways, Ryanair and TUI fly(Netherlands), while one aircraft each was delivered to AeroLogic, Alaska Airlines, Blue Air (Romania), Boeing, Southwest Airlines, TUI fly (Germany), Turkmenistan Airlines and United Airlines.

After a decline in April and May, Airbus aircraft deliveries increased dramatically in June. With 77 aircraft delivered, it outperformed June 2020 by 13%, nearly matching 2019 levels.

Out of 77 aircraft delivered, five were delivered to Volaris, four to Aeroflot, Sichuan Airlines, Spirit Airlines and Spring Airlines, while three aircraft were delivered to Air Canada, Air China, Air Transat, and Delta Air Lines. Two aircraft were delivered to American Airlines, Cathay Pacific, China Eastern Airlines, China Southern Airlines, flynas, JetBlue Airways, Turkish Airlines, Vistara and Wizz Air; while one aircraft each was delivered to the following operators: Aer Lingus, Air Caraibes Atlantique, Air France, airBaltic, Airbus Defence and Space, Corsair International, Emirates, Frontier Airlines, Gulf Air, Hunan Airlines, IndiGo Airlines, JAL – Japan Airlines, Jazeera Airways, Juneyao Air, Lufthansa, MEA – Middle East Airlines, Peach Aviation, Private, S7 Airlines, SalamAir, SAS Scandinavian Airlines, Scoot, Singapore Airlines, SKY Express (Greece), Viva and World2Fly (Spain).