- Air Carrier Industry Scheduled Service Traffic Stats (Blue Book)
- Air Carrier Traffic Statistics (Green Book)
- Air Carrier Financial Statistics (Yellow Book)
- Data Bank 20 - T-100 Monthly U.S. Air Carrier Traffic and Capacity
- Data Bank 21 - Form 41 Schedule T-2 (T-100) Quarterly U.S. Air Carriers Traffic and Capacity, Summarized by Aircraft Type
- Data Bank 22 - Form 41 Schedule T-3 (T-100) Quarterly U.S. Air Carrier Airport Activity Statistics
Please note:
The DB28 Products file structure and field formats have changed, effective with the January 2020 Domestic Reports.
Please refer to the 3 Reference documents below, for details.
For DB28 Carrier’s World Area Code – OAI adds this to identify the carrier’s country - This three-digit code specifies the area of the world a CARRIER is headquartered. The first digit represents a major geographic area. “010” is the WAC for the United States – which is actually 010 but looks like 10 in the data. A Carrier WAC beginning with “4” is a carrier based out of Europe, etc. The last two digits represent a subdivision of the area, such as a state or a country. Contact the Office of Airline Information at the address listed on the cover for a complete list of these area codes.
- Ref File - DB28 MARKET Data Product
- Ref File - DB28 SEGMENT Data Product
- Ref File - DB28IS with Carrier-WAC Requirements for Creating File
- Data Bank 28DM - T-100 Domestic Market Data - U.S. Air Carriers
- Data Bank 28DS - T-100 Domestic Segment Data - U.S. Air Carriers
- Data Bank 28DM - T-100 Domestic Market Data (World Area Code)
- Data Bank 28DS - T-100 Domestic Segment Data (World Area Code)
Please note:
The DB28 Products file structure and field formats have changed, effective with the October 2019 International Reports.
Please refer to the 3 Reference documents below, for details.
For DB28 Carrier’s World Area Code – OAI adds this to identify the carrier’s country - This three-digit code specifies the area of the world a CARRIER is headquartered. The first digit represents a major geographic area. “010” is the WAC for the United States – which is actually 010 but looks like 10 in the data. A Carrier WAC beginning with “4” is a carrier based out of Europe, etc. The last two digits represent a subdivision of the area, such as a state or a country. Contact the Office of Airline Information at the address listed on the cover for a complete list of these area codes.
- Ref File - DB28 MARKET Data Product
- Ref File - DB28 SEGMENT Data Product
- Ref File - DB28IS with Carrier-WAC Requirements for Creating File
- Data Bank 28IM - T-100 and T-100(f) International Market Data, U.S. and Foreign Air Carriers
- Data Bank 28IS - T-100 and T-100(f) International Segment Data, U.S. and Foreign Air Carriers
- Data Bank 28IM - T-100 and T-100(f) International Market Data, U.S. and Foreign Air Carriers (World Area Code)
- Data Bank 28IS - T-100 and T-100(f) International Segment Data, U.S. and Foreign Air Carriers (World Area Code)