The Aircraft Events Data Feed is a comprehensive data feed that tracks every significant change across an aircraft's life cycle — from the moment it enters service to the day it is retired. It is designed for customers who need a reliable, structured, and continuously updated record of aircraft activity across global fleets.
What events does the feed cover?
The feed captures all major milestones and transitions in an aircraft's history, including:
- Deliveries — when an aircraft is delivered to an operator for the first time
- Operator transitions — changes in the airline or entity operating the aircraft
- Re-deliveries — when an aircraft is returned and subsequently delivered to a new operator
- Conversions — changes in aircraft type, such as passenger-to-freighter conversions
- Variant and configuration changes — updates to the specific variant or cabin configuration
- Registration changes — updates to an aircraft's tail number or country of registration
- Retirements — when an aircraft is permanently withdrawn from service
Who is this feed for?
The Aircraft Events Data Feed is particularly valuable for customers who need to monitor fleet movements and lifecycle changes at scale — such as aircraft lessors, MRO providers, financial institutions, and aviation data analysts. Rather than manually tracking individual aircraft records, the feed delivers structured event data that can be integrated directly into your own systems and workflows.
How is the data delivered?
The feed is available via our standard data delivery options, including FTP, SFTP, or a shared Amazon Web Services (AWS) S3 bucket. Data is provided as .csv flat files, with optional formats including Microsoft Excel (.xlsx) or XML (.xml) depending on your subscription and requirements.
If you would like to learn more about the Aircraft Events Data Feed or discuss whether it is the right solution for your needs, please reach out to our team at sales@ch-aviation.com.
If this article does not answer your question or resolve your issue, you can always submit a ticket and our Customer Support team will get back to you as soon as possible.
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