Selections can be made from a list of more than 500 aircraft models and worldwide origin airports. Options include widebody, narrowbody, freighter and regional jets as well as turboprop aircraft in the commercial airliner marketplace. Business jets, business turboprops and helicopter models can be selected as well.

“This is just one of the unique and special services offered to Jetnet BigPlanes subscribers for comparative analysis, that are not offered by other online fleet database services,” said Michael Chase, Jetnet Director of Special Projects.

Jetnet has entered the Commercial Airliner business in a big way. Their “BigPlanes” fleet subscription service provides users a wealth of Commercial Airliner fleet data, with the same easy-to-use interface as their business aviation service, the real-time internet-accessed Evolution program, Jetnet Marketplace. Jetnet Commercial Airliner complements their business aircraft and helicopter subscription services, bringing together the “complete trio” of aviation fleet information.

“Not only does BigPlanes include widebody, narrowbody, freighter and regional jet airliners, it also includes commuter turboprops,” added Diane Levine-Wilson, Director of New Business and Product Development. “There are nearly 35,000 in-operation commercial airliners worldwide.”

Illustrated in the circle range map from Frankfurt International airport, Germany (below), are examples showing the Embraer ERJ 190 (2,400 nm - 459 in operation) regional jet, Airbus A320-200 (4,300 nm - 3,102 in operation) narrowbody jet, and Boeing 747-400 (7,275 nm - 323 in operation) widebody jet aircraft ranges with no winds.