Building the series…
What changed since the previous Monday, written by AI from the figures on this page. Every number is checked against the data before it is published; suggested causes are marked as possible, never stated as fact.
Reading this week's overview…
Week over week: the same future flight dates as filed in the last two Monday snapshots. These are the figures the AI overview was written from. Airports with a data problem in either week are left out and named; next-season dates are marked provisional.
Loading…
The whole footprint on one line. Solid to the left of today is what actually landed, after cancellations; to the right is what is scheduled. They are different measurements, so the seam is marked rather than smoothed over. Narrow by market or station, change the grain, or set a window — the window applies to the rest of the page too.
Building the series…
Every station across the forward window. Each mark is one day, lit like a runway edge light: amber above its own weekday baseline, blue below, brightness for how far. Unlit means no baseline yet. Hover any mark for the numbers.
Reading the archive…
Days inside the next 90 where arriving seats run furthest from that station's own weekday norm. Only stations flagged clear appear here.
What the feed actually delivered this week. Anything not clear is excluded from blended figures, and the reason is stated rather than implied.
Loading…
Daily arriving seats, carrier mix and the routes feeding them.
Loading…
Arriving seats per market per day, clear stations only.
Loading…
Which countries are feeding each station, and which have appeared or vanished since the previous snapshot. A country entering or leaving the mix shifts car class, one-way rates and insurance attach in ways a seat total never shows.
Loading…