Reports | Flight Global

Civil Simulator Census 2021

In association with CAE

FlightGlobal’s latest Civil Simulator Census covers data for over 1,500 in-service devices, predominantly full-flight simulators.

World Air Forces 2021

By Flight International, in association with Embraer

Download Flight International’s World Air Forces directory, published in association with Embraer, for our annual snapshot of the in-service fleet.

Military Simulators Census 2020

By FlightGlobal , in association with CAE

Download FlightGlobal’s 2020 Military Simulator Census, published in association with CAE, for a report on the instructional devices in operational use around the globe.

Civil Simulator Census 2020

By Antoine Fafard

Airlines are suffering during pandemic lockdowns, but investment in pilot training continues apace

World Air Forces 2020

Download the 2020 edition of FlightGlobal’s annual World Air Forces report

World Airliner Directory 2019 - mainliners

Download the 2019 edition of Flight International’s World Airliner Directory

Military Simulator Census 2019

Download the 2019 edition of the FlightGlobal Military Simulator Census, produced in association with CAE

Network Planning 2019

Download the 2019 edition of the FlightGlobal Network Planning report, produced in association with Seattle-Tacoma International Airport

Top 100 aerospace companies 2019

Top 100 aerospace companies by revenue 2018 ($ millions)

World Airliner Census 2019

Download FlightGobal’s World Airliner Census 2019

Commercial Aircraft Orders Report - Paris 2019

Download the review of orders from the Paris air show 2019

Civil Simulator Census 2019

Download the 2019 edition of the FlightGlobal Civil Simulator Census, produced in association with CAE

Commercial Engines 2019

FlightGlobal’s Commercial Engines 2019 sponsored by CFM International

Fleet Watch 2019

Download Fleet Watch 2019, a review of commercial orders and deliveries that occurred in 2018

Airline safety falls in 2018 on back of passenger jet crashes

By David Learmount

Airline safety dipped in 2018 on the back of 14 fatal accidents – six of which involved large passenger jets – in which 543 people were killed, analysis of FlightGlobal data shows.