Get ahead of shifts in frequency and capacity

Schedules Analyser is OAG's flight schedule analytics tool. Analyser+ is the next-generation platform that brings Schedules Analyser together with additional OAG data products over time. The new version of Schedules Analyser runs on Analyser+, giving you a faster, more powerful experience alongside new capabilities as they launch. 

Airports use flight analytics for four jobs: sizing demand in their catchment, tracking which airlines are adding or withdrawing capacity, comparing connectivity against competing airports, and building the evidence base for airline engagement. A route development team will typically start with historical frequency and seat capacity on a target city pair, compare it against similar routes that have succeeded elsewhere, then model what a new service would need to carry. 

Aviation analysts track schedule changes using schedule analytics tools that compare published airline schedules across time rather than reading filings carrier by carrier. The work involves lining up past, present and forward schedules in a single view, filtering to the carriers and markets that matter, and isolating what changed between two points. OAG's Schedules Analyser does this across the world's scheduled airlines, with 150+ dimensions and 14 metrics, history from 1996 and 12 months of forward-looking schedules. 

Financial institutions typically rely on dedicated aviation data providers since airline performance depends on granular schedule, capacity and route data. OAG's Schedules Analyser is used by financial institutions to track airline market trends, capacity shifts and route network changes.