Schedule Analyzer | New Airline Routes Planner

Q: In the OAG Schedules Capacity report what counts as a hub airport?

You can select any airport as your â€˜hub airportâ€™. The term just means that the report pulls data for the airport and shows you the flights to and from the airport so you can see the extent to which the airport is functioning as a hub.

Q: Can I select data for a group of routes, rather than one route at a time?

Yes, you can use the â€˜O&D Pairsâ€™ feature at the bottom of the Schedule Capacity report and the Schedule Power Table. Clicking on â€˜O&D Pairsâ€™ gives you an option to manually enter multiple O&D pairs or you can paste in a selection of O&D pairs from another source.

Q: Do I need to select an option or enter a selection in every box in the query screen?

No. the selections you make are simply ways to narrow down the data to meet your requirements. For instance, if you select no carrier, the query pulls data for all airlines. Similarly, if you select no time period you will be extracting data from the entire OAG Schedules Analyser database. Obviously, to make analysis quick and meaningful it helps to carefully select only the data you need.

UNDERSTAND FLIGHT SCHEDULES TO BENEFIT YOUR NETWORK PLANNING AND PREDICT SHIFTING DEMAND WITH ACCURATE AVIATION DATA.

Airline frequency and capacity analysis helps you plan new routes, benchmark the opposition, identify new business opportunities and grow your networks.

Create customized reports to view capacity, top airline carriers and more as you build viable plans for growth and development.

Drive your commercial decision making with definitive airline schedule data analysis and predictive insight. Model future demand and passenger flow through airports to build convincing business cases and sell your plans to clients and internal stakeholders.

Focus on the right data to deliver the insight, reports and charts you really need to answer the following questions.

1. How viable is a route?

2. What opportunities exist for new routes?

3. Where can market share be increased?

4. How is the competitor network changing?

5. How can airport resources be planned to meet passenger volumes?

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Schedules data and insights are core to many industry verticals - here are 5 real life use case examples:

1. Hedge Funds - Deep dive research on opportunity and data validation to aid their aviation industry investment decisions.

2. Global Logistics Company - Route planning, route growth and competitive market analysis for transporting freight in the belly of passenger flights.

3. National Tourism Department - Understand the flow of passengers into the region and comparing different route opportunities.

4. Government Agency - Understanding passenger movements, to track the potential spread of diseases.

5. Airport Service Provider - Determine peaks and troughs between arrivals and departures, in order to better manage staffing requirements, retail opportunities and security.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the data in OAG Schedules Analyzer updated?

The data is updated every Monday. The date of the last update can be found at the top right hand side of the home screen in the box labelled ‘Database’.

Does OAG Schedules Analyzer include connecting flights?

Schedules Analyzer only contains Direct Flights (stopping and non-stopping, but with the same flight number throughout). Connections Analyzer should be used to get schedules for connecting flights.

In the OAG Schedules Capacity report what counts as a hub airport?

You can select any airport as your ‘hub airport’. The term just means that the report pulls data for the airport and shows you the flights to and from the airport so you can see the extent to which the airport is functioning as a hub.

Can I select data for a group of routes, rather than one route at a time?

Yes, you can use the ‘O&D Pairs’ feature at the bottom of the Schedule Capacity report and the Schedule Power Table. Clicking on ‘O&D Pairs’ gives you an option to manually enter multiple 'O&D Pairs' or you can paste in a selection of OD pairs from another source.

Do I need to select an option or enter a selection in every box in the query screen?

No. The selections you make are simply ways to narrow down the data to meet your requirements. For instance, if you select no carrier, the query pulls data for all airlines. Similarly, if you select no time period you will be extracting data from the entire OAG Schedules Analyser database. Obviously, to make analysis quick and meaningful it helps to carefully select only the data you need.

Schedules Capacity Report

View important schedules information across different dimensions.

Bank Structure Report

Analyze flows of flights in and out of a hub airport within a 24-hour period.

Schedule Changes Report

Compare schedules for two time periods to analyze changes over time.

Top X Report

View top carriers, top departure/arrival airports or top aircraft types all based on various metrics.

Power Table Report

Create a fully-customised report of flight schedule data.

Schedules Analyzer

UNDERSTAND FLIGHT SCHEDULES TO BENEFIT YOUR NETWORK PLANNING AND PREDICT SHIFTING DEMAND WITH ACCURATE AVIATION DATA.

Focus on the right data to deliver the insight, reports and charts you really need to answer the following questions.

Request a free trial

Simply fill in your details below and we will be in touch to arrange your trial.

Schedules data and insights are core to many industry verticals - here are 5 real life use case examples:

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