Monitoring the CRJ Series Fleet

ON SCHEDULE TO OUTPERFORM

Even in the face of COVID-19, CRJ Series Fleet Delivers High Levels of Scheduled Revenue Flights

Effective fleet utilization is a key factor in an airline’s success and profitability. As a result, throughout the pandemic airlines have paid even more attention to Scheduled Completion Rates (SCR). Defined as the percentage of all scheduled revenue flights that are completed without being cancelled, many fleets have posted lower rates over the past two years. Not so with CRJ Series aircraft.

CRJ SERIES FLEET RISES TO THE CHALLENGE, AGAIN AND AGAIN

According to the latest CRJ Reliability and Cost Analysis Program, the CRJ700/900/1000 Fleet has maintained a high level Schedule Completion Rate throughout the entire COVID-19 pandemic.

For example, in 2020 the CRJ Series fleet increased its Schedule Completion Rate by 13% as compared to 2019. This superior SCR continued to keep pace during 2021 even with an increase in fleet utilization. In fact, by the end of 2021, the Schedule Completion Rate was still 10% higher than the target.

COMING THROUGH FOR AIRLINES

Time and again, CRJ Series aircraft have proven their resilience and reliable performance around the globe. High Schedule Completion Rates, the ability to outperform, and impressive utilization recovery during the most challenging period in aviation, are more reasons why airlines count on CRJ Series aircraft.

The CRJ700/900/1000 Fleet has kept a high level Schedule Completion Rate even in face of COVID-19. The Fleet has increased the SCR-C and SCR-CnC by 13% on average for 2020 when compared to 2019. This high level continues during 2021 even with increase of utilization. By end of 2021, the Schedule Completion Rate was still 10% higher than the target.