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Flightradar24 Gulf airline recovery index

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Airlines in the Gulf have endured airspace closures, direct attacks on airport infrastructure, and a collapse in demand to the region. Through those challenges, flights have continued to operate when and where able. We’ve compiled the Gulf airline recovery index to measure the relative recovery of select Gulf airlines: Air Arabia, Emirates, Etihad, Flydubai, and Qatar Airways. 

Airlines whose home bases remain closed, such as Kuwait Airways and Bahrain’s Gulf Air are not currently included. When airspace restrictions are lifted and operations resume, additional airlines will be added.

Gulf airline recovery index — 27 March

Flightradar24’s Gulf airline recovery index chart showing the relative strength of select Gulf airline flights compared to pre-war average.

Methodology

The GARI takes the pre-war average daily number of flights by each airline and indexes that value to 100. Flights from 28 February are benchmarked against that average. Air Arabia flights include Air Arabia (G9-ABY) and Air Arabia Abu Dhabi (3L-ADY). Flights into long term storage are not included in daily flight totals.

Daily flight data

Date Air Arabia Emirates Etihad Airways Flydubai Qatar Airways
23-Feb 277 517 319 346 568
24-Feb 296 527 325 354 563
25-Feb 294 521 319 345 579
26-Feb 303 534 333 351 593
27-Feb 305 531 334 343 583
28-Feb 103 224 90 108 216
1-Mar 0 24 4 1 3
2-Mar 0 29 37 20 2
3-Mar 30 70 28 75 5
4-Mar 41 136 22 89 9
5-Mar 76 214 31 173 15
6-Mar 98 261 31 174 18
7-Mar 109 252 43 137 34
8-Mar 127 284 33 196 21
9-Mar 157 326 61 145 42
10-Mar 149 309 56 162 66
11-Mar 172 303 53 142 72
12-Mar 178 324 43 133 46
13-Mar 141 330 66 122 60
14-Mar 188 343 98 127 52
15-Mar 197 369 113 110 54
16-Mar 142 234 107 88 73
17-Mar 154 360 113 141 85
18-Mar 164 383 101 113 131
19-Mar 180 350 128 102 99
20-Mar 152 368 164 107 107
21-Mar 153 354 170 124 115
22-Mar 161 382 164 118 112
23-Mar 157 341 171 120 122
24-Mar 167 341 169 118 133
25-Mar 157 354 154 118 150
26-Mar 138 354 157 126 136
27-Mar 163 380 177 135 128

The post Flightradar24 Gulf airline recovery index appeared first on Flightradar24 Blog.

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The creator of Avier.Info site is Ex- British Royal Navy Electronic Weapons Engineer. Served on Helicopter Commando Carriers. Years in Defence Comunications Network Establishments/Manufacturing Systems Designer. Owner/Publisher of technical magazines,seminars and conferences. CRM developer for Aviation Finance industry. Manchester University Business School and Templeton Oxford College Alumnus

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