Follow a 767
Around the world in a Boeing 767
About this Idea
In this data visualization you can view the network patterns of a Delta 767-300 as it operates on routes connecting North America to Europe and for domestic flights across the United States.
Delta Air Lines currently operates an in-service fleet of 912 aircraft (09.10.19) and this includes a combination of 77, 767-300 and 767-400. The airline offers passengers routes to over 325 destinations across 6 continents and continues to expand its network.
To manage the utilization patterns, including flight hours, miles flown, ground time of all 912 aircraft is important for OEMs, aftermarket organizations, lessors, banks, OTA, ground handling crews and airports to offer airlines the highest level of service. Cirium’s combination of fleet, flight status and schedules data provide a solution that is transforming themarket.
About the data
Work smarter by combining fleet data of every aircraft ever built or planned to be put in production with the global commercial schedule, and flight-status data of all 29,000 in-service commercial aircraft.
Take the next step by partnering with an organization that supplies aviation intelligence to help the world’s leading OTP airlines, such as Delta Air Lines streamline their operations, and it provides Rolls Royce with accurate hours and cycles information on the utilization of aircraft that operate using their engines.
Transform your operations today for a smarter tomorrow.
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Cirium flight and trip information
Keep travelers in motion with historical, real-time and predictive data
- 35 million flights tracked per year covering over 97% of scheduled flights worldwide
- PNR monitoring to match traveler trips to applicable waivers
- Enterprise-level characteristics to meet corporate travel program requirements
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