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OAG Aviation

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Last activity: 17.09.2026
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OAG is a leading global travel data provider which has been powering the growth and innovation of the air travel ecosystem since 1929.
Every day, we support millions of journeys across the globe, enabling a simpler, seamless and more enjoyable travel experience.
With the world’s largest network of schedules and status data, and leading-edge analytics tools, we enable our customers to make smarter decisions, better adapt to change, and create exceptional customer experiences.
We partner with some of the biggest global brands, airports, airlines, travel operators, and fast- growing start-ups to design the best services available today, and the finest innovations of tomorrow.
Headquartered in the UK, OAG has global operations in the USA, Singapore, Japan, Lithuania and China.
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Location: United States, Florida, Miami
Employees: 201-500
Phone: +44 1582 695050
Founded date: 1929

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17.09.2026Air India vs IndiGo vs SpiceJet - What numbers reveal about India’s aviation market in SeptemberIndiGo continues to remain India’s largest airline by capacity and holds over 50% market share, data from OAG, a leading global travel data provider, has shown. According to OAG, IndiGo's capacity in September is 11.3 million seats, despite...
15.08.2026Surveillance Pricing Probe Targets Eight Airlines With August 25 DeadlineBy Shannon Harwood Published: Aug 15 2026, 11:29 AM EDT Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn Share on Reddit Share on Flipboard
04.08.2026Brussels Airlines Freezes A330 Fleet at 11, Drops airBaltic Deal After €70M First-Half LossBy Luke McKenzie Published: Aug 04 2026, 3:53 PM EDT Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn Share on Reddit Share on Flipboard
29.07.2026Germany Brings EU-Standard Air Traffic Training to Egypt’s Busiest AirspaceBy Luke McKenzie Published: Jul 29 2026, 11:25 AM EDT Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn Share on Reddit Share on Flipboard
20.06.2026The budget airline model in the U.S. is running out of runwayTo learn more about the CNBC CFO Council, visit cnbccouncils.com/cfo Breeze Airways, Frontier, and Avelo are some of the beneficiaries of Spirit’s bankruptcy, but the budget airline model remains under stress in the the U.S. and jet fuel pr...
09.06.2026SpiceJet funding crunch delays pilots salaries, messages show, as it seeks state-backed loan: ReportIndian airline SpiceJet has delayed salary payments to many of its pilots since March, internal messages seen by Reuters show, as the cash-strapped carrier said it is seeking an emergency loan under a government-backed credit scheme to help...
22.05.2026Beyond Air India’s losses: Why Indian airlines are struggling more than others, and sounding the alarmListen 16 min New: You can now listen to articles. This audio is generated by an AI tool. SINGAPORE: The news last Thursday (May 14) of Air India’s losses doubling to more than US$2 billion in the latest financial year has raised questions ...
18.05.2026Commentary: Are the glory days for Southeast Asian budget carriers over?Listen 6 min New: You can now listen to articles. This audio is generated by an AI tool. SINGAPORE: Jet fuel prices have doubled since the start of the Iran war, leaving low-cost carriers particularly vulnerable. Domestic and regional air t...
14.05.2026Iran war fallout forces Singapore Airlines-backed Air India to cancel 27% of international flightsSingapore Airlines-backed Air India is scaling back international flights between June and August. The Airline is cutting nearly 140 flights per week, which roughly translates to 27% of its total international flights. Indian carriers have ...
14.05.2026Iran war impact: Lufthansa, Cathay capitalize on Air India’s massive international flight cutsNew Delhi: Air India's thousands of flight cuts due to the Iran war and Pakistan's airspace ban have become a boon for foreign carriers, with Lufthansa Group and Cathay Pacific among those adding services to one of the world's fastest-growi...
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