
Aviation Fuel Demand
Data and analytics to enable more accurate fuel forecasting

Forecast fuel demand, create more efficient distribution models and track fuel consumption patterns with the most-accurate fuel-burn and emissions estimates from Cirium.
Prepare for fuel demand changes based on planned schedules up-to 11-month in the future using our advanced proprietary fuel burn and emissions model that account for predicted aircraft type, equipped engines, air time (versus distance) aircraft attributes and age; coupled with passenger and cargo payload assumptions based on years of historical data. Download the overview.
GLOBAL FUEL CONSUMPTION FORECAST
Better data for intelligent decisions

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Combine schedule information and emissions data to create fuel demand models. Deliver efficient distribution and pricing.
Cirium Sky now provides direct data access to the most authoritative and independent emissions and fuel burn data.
Based on hundreds of factors unique to the aircraft and flight:
- Actual flight and taxi times
- Cabin configuration
- Aircraft/engine type and age, and ‘winglet’ equipage
- Aircraft operating empty weight and assumed cargo tonnage
- Assumed passenger load
Data is provided at an aircraft, flight and route level to enable unparalleled level on analysis. This enables the most-accurate estimates of fuel demand and delivery models.
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