A structured dataset of commercial aircraft operated by major airlines around the world, detailing aircraft types, age, seating configuration, fuel efficiency, and registration info. Includes data from Airbus, Boeing, Embraer, and others.
Each row represents an aircraft with details such as model, registration ID, engine type, seating capacity, fuel burn, and range. Useful for aviation analytics, fuel efficiency comparison, and aircraft lifecycle studies.
🛫 Background
The commercial aviation industry relies heavily on a diverse fleet of aircraft, each with unique capabilities, capacities, and performance characteristics. Airlines around the world operate fleets that range from small, fuel-efficient regional jets to large, long-haul widebody aircraft capable of carrying hundreds of passengers across continents.
Understanding the specifications and operational status of these aircraft is essential for a wide range of use cases, including:
Assessing fuel efficiency and environmental impact
Planning for fleet upgrades and replacements
Analyzing airline operating strategies and market reach
Training machine learning models for predictive maintenance and logistics optimization
This dataset was created to consolidate publicly available aircraft data into a structured, analysis-ready format. It brings together key variables such as seating capacity, engine type, flight range, and fuel consumption — offering a clear view of the aircraft that power global commercial aviation.