33,680 daily flights ✈️ across the European aviation network in Week 33 (12-18.08), ▼1% vs Week 32 - but ⬆️4.2% vs the same period in 2023. That's typical for mid-August & also reflects the public holiday in many countries on Thu 15.08. Network traffic for August up to the 18th was at 98% of 2019 levels, close to our latest base STATFOR forecast (97%) – but at State level, the situation is more diverse, with some ACCs in the South-East axis experiencing traffic growth well beyond that. Year-to-date global traffic? 95% of 2019, ⬆️5% vs 2023. ⛈️ Convective weather resulted in significant delays across the week (3.5 minutes/flight, on average) – notably at Palma on Wednesday to Friday, triggering some diversions & cancellations. For July, around €1 billion in en-route air navigation charges were billed, ⬆️8% vs 2023. Read our latest #EuropeanAviationOverview 👇 https://lnkd.in/e9YbFKrK
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33,128 average daily flights ✈️ in Week 39, our #EuropeanAviationOverview reports, ▼1.3% week-on-week as traffic continues to decline slowly, as anticipated, as the summer schedules come to an end. That's ⬆️4% vs the same week in 2023, and ⬆️5% for year-to-date traffic, with total volumes for the year at 96% of 2019. ⌚️ But arrival punctuality (68.1% arriving within 15 mins of scheduled arrival time) remains worse than last year (73.4%), and much lower than pre-pandemic 2019 (78.4%). En-route ATFM delays ⚡ were at 2.18 minutes/flight (72.1K daily delay minutes), ⬆️9% vs Week 38, ⬆️54% vs 2023 - and 66% of all of them were caused by ATC capacity/staffing, followed by convective weather (21%). 👉 For more details, download the European Aviation Overview here: https://lnkd.in/e9YbFKrK #networkmanagement #aviation #flying
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Slightly fewer flights ✈️ across the European aviation network in week 33 (12-18.08), ▼1% vs week 32, typical for mid-August & also reflecting the public holiday in many countries on Thu 15.08. ⛈️ Convective weather resulted in significant delays across the week (3.5 minutes/flight, on average) – notably at Palma on Wednesday to Friday, with diversions & cancellations also an effect. For July, around €1 billion in en-route air navigation charges were billed, ⬆️8% vs 2023. Read our latest #EuropeanAviationOverview 👇 https://lnkd.in/eRKQRyvh
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According to a new market research report published by Global Market Estimates, the global flight data monitoring market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 5.6% from 2024 to 2029. The market is anticipated to grow as a result of the rising volume of air travel, the increasing number of connected airplanes, and the growing need for real-time monitoring systems. Browse 147 Market Data Tables and 115 Figures spread through 163 Pages and in-depth TOC on “Global Flight Data Monitoring Market - Forecast to 2029’’ https://lnkd.in/d78nRAhE #GlobalFlightDataMonitoringMarket #GlobalMarketEstimates #GME
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The latest European Aviation Overview, covering Week 39 (23-29.09), shows traffic continuing to decline slowly as anticipated, as the summer schedules come to an end. ✈ However, arrival punctuality (68.1% arriving within 15 mins of scheduled arrival time) remains worse than last year (73.4%), and much lower than pre-pandemic 2019 (78.4%). En-route ATFM delays were 54% up on 2023, with capacity and staffing the main causes. Key facts include: 📌 33,128 average daily flights: +4% vs 2023, -1.3% vs Week 38 📌 Year-to-date traffic at 96% of 2019, +5% vs last year 📌 En-route ATFM delays of 2.18 minutes/flight (72.1K daily delay minutes), +9% vs Week 38, +54% vs 2023 📌 66% of all en-route ATFM delays were caused by ATC capacity/staffing, followed by convective weather (21%) 📌 68.1% arrival punctuality. For more details, download the European Aviation Overview here: https://lnkd.in/eRKQRyvh #networkmanagement #aviation #flying
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Is the rollout of 5G C-Band impacting air travel safety? We're committed to ensuring a safe U.S. National Airspace System. That's why we launched the "Roadmap to 2028" project. Join our #AeroInsights webinar on Aug 28th to learn how we're addressing potential 5G C-Band impacts on aviation: https://bit.ly/3WVvYRU
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Severe Turbulence on Air Europa Flight Tosses Passenger into Overhead Bin, 30 Injured On what seemed like a routine flight from Madrid to Montevideo, Air Europa's Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner faced extreme turbulence that left 30 passengers injured. The severity was so intense that one passenger was hurled into an overhead compartment. This incident highlights the unpredictability of air travel and the critical importance of following safety protocols. Incident Overview: Mid-flight turbulence over the Atlantic. Passenger tossed into overhead bin. Emergency landing in Natal, Brazil. 30 injured, with some requiring immediate medical attention. Passenger accounts and social media footage reveal the chaos onboard, with damaged interiors and visible panic among travelers. This event serves as a stark reminder of the potential dangers of air travel and the necessity of always wearing seatbelts when seated. Read the full blog for detailed insights and updates: https://lnkd.in/eNjtvmhs #AviationSafety #AirEuropa #TravelSafety #AviationNews #Turbulence #AirTravel
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✈️ Severe Turbulence on Air Europa Flight Tosses Passenger into Overhead Bin, 30 Injured ✈️ What began as a routine flight from Madrid to Montevideo turned into a nightmare for passengers on Air Europa's Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner. Severe turbulence struck mid-flight, causing one passenger to be tossed into an overhead bin and leaving 30 injured. Key Details: The turbulence occurred over the Atlantic Ocean. The flight was diverted to Natal, Brazil for an emergency landing. Injuries ranged from facial cuts to skull fractures. Videos reveal significant interior damage and panic among passengers. This incident underscores the unpredictability of air travel and the importance of adhering to safety protocols, such as wearing seatbelts. Learn more about this harrowing experience and its implications for the aviation industry. 📖 Read the full blog: https://lnkd.in/eUxUPacJ #AirEuropa #Aviation #TravelSafety #Turbulence #FlightSafety #TravelNews
Severe Turbulence on Air Europa Flight Tosses Passenger into Overhead Bin, 30 Injured On what seemed like a routine flight from Madrid to Montevideo, Air Europa's Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner faced extreme turbulence that left 30 passengers injured. The severity was so intense that one passenger was hurled into an overhead compartment. This incident highlights the unpredictability of air travel and the critical importance of following safety protocols. Incident Overview: Mid-flight turbulence over the Atlantic. Passenger tossed into overhead bin. Emergency landing in Natal, Brazil. 30 injured, with some requiring immediate medical attention. Passenger accounts and social media footage reveal the chaos onboard, with damaged interiors and visible panic among travelers. This event serves as a stark reminder of the potential dangers of air travel and the necessity of always wearing seatbelts when seated. Read the full blog for detailed insights and updates: https://lnkd.in/eNjtvmhs #AviationSafety #AirEuropa #TravelSafety #AviationNews #Turbulence #AirTravel
Severe Turbulence on Air Europa Flight Tosses Passenger into Overhead Bin, 30 Injured
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There are a number of Airworthiness Directives from the FAA related to 5G.
Is the rollout of 5G C-Band impacting air travel safety? We're committed to ensuring a safe U.S. National Airspace System. That's why we launched the "Roadmap to 2028" project. Join our #AeroInsights webinar on Aug 28th to learn how we're addressing potential 5G C-Band impacts on aviation: https://bit.ly/3WVvYRU
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Interesting article on extreme flight turbulence overviewing how airlines are sharing data to predict and manage an escalating risk shared by all. https://lnkd.in/eQwpVYWz As a non-specialist in aviation safety, I was struck by that statistics quoted: - Flights are significantly more likely to hit severe and moderate turbulence than 40 years ago. - Severe clear-air turbulence in the north Atlantic, one of the world’s busiest flight paths, has increased 55% since 1979 You can register to access a select number of FT articles here: https://lnkd.in/eg8mR6xR
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2moGood to know!