AVIATION INTELLIGENCE.
Master Data
The reference data behind every flight record.
- 6,000+ carrier, 21,000+ location, 10,000+ equipment codes
- Covers IATA, ICAO, and FAA codes
- Configurable by carrier, location type, equipment category, and region
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What's in the data
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Key data points
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Carrier codes: IATA and ICAO carrier codes, carrier name, alliance membership, and country of domicile
- Location codes: IATA three-letter and ICAO four-letter airport codes, location type, country, region, time zones, and daylight saving time
- Equipment codes: Aircraft type codes, manufacturer, model, body type (narrow or wide), engine type, and engine count
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Data frequency
- Forward-looking
- Available daily, weekly, monthly, or annually
- Forward-looking
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Configurable by
- Carrier, airport, country, region, or any combination
- Data delivery
Pick the format that fits your stack
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API
Pull current airline, airport, and equipment codes on demand via RESTful JSON. Integrate once into search, booking, or scheduling tools and your application always runs against today's reference data.
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Snowflake
Connect your scheduling, booking, or ops systems and query master reference data with SQL. No file drops, no engineering overhead, no manual update cycles. Your systems always call against current codes - not a stale snapshot from the last file cycle.
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Files
Receive master reference data in industry-standard file formats on a scheduled cadence. Drop-in compatible with scheduling systems, GDS platforms, and ops tools that already run on file-based workflows.
One data set, hundreds of ways to use it
Clear ghost records
Stale carrier or location codes return flights that no longer exist - current reference data removes them before they reach the user.
Keep booking engines accurate
Outdated identifiers generate failed transactions and ghost inventory, costing conversion rates and customer confidence.
Align codeshare schedules
Operating and marketing carrier combinations need a shared reference standard so partner systems agree on what's valid without manual reconciliation.
Feed scheduling tools correctly
Deprecated equipment codes and carrier identifiers introduce planning errors that compound across every route model built on top of them.
Plan ground ops in reality
Resourcing turnarounds against outdated equipment classifications means planning for aircraft that may have changed - current codes mean plans match what arrives.
Support GDS air availability
Consistent carrier and location codes mean partner schedules route correctly into global distribution, with no gaps from deprecated identifiers.
Automate reference maintenance
Replace manual reference file management with a single, maintained source - one update cycle across every system that depends on it.
Cut downstream data debt
Fix one stale code at source and stop it propagating through every schedule, booking, and reporting system built on top of it.
Schedules Data
Forward-looking and historical flight schedules from 900+ airlines, updated every 15 minutes.
Flight Status Data
Real-time tracking of flight cancellations and delays across thousands of flights every day.
Minimum Connection Times
Industry-standard connection time rules covering 157,000+ MCTs and airline-specific exceptions globally.
