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INTRODUCTION ......................................................................................................................... 5
PART I: METHODOLOGY, DEFINITIONS AND CLASSIFICATIONS ..................................................... 6
1Description of the datasets ............................................................................................... 6
2Classifications ................................................................................................................. 20
3Data transmission format: standardisation and validation ............................................... 23
4Voluntary data collection ................................................................................................ 40
PART II: NATIONAL METHODOLOGIES ....................................................................................... 43
1National reporting on data quality (national metadata) ................................................... 43
2Country specific notes (CSNs) .......................................................................................... 48
PART III: PROCEDURES FOR DATA TREATMENT AND DISSEMINATION........................................ 611Description of the data integration process ..................................................................... 61
2Initial checks: quality checks and validation rules applied in the pre-production environment
...................................................................................................................................... 63
3Quality checks by country, prepared by Eurostat in the production environment ............. 67
4Quality checks prepared by Eurostat in the production environment when data are available
for all reporting countries ............................................................................................... 71
5Compilation of aggregates .............................................................................................. 75
7Dissemination ................................................................................................................ 81
ANNEXES ................................................................................................................................. 86
Annex I: Regulation (EC) No 437/2003 ...................................................................................... 87
Annex II: Commission Regulation 1358/2003 ........................................................................... 96
Annex III: Commission Regulation (EC) No 546/2005 ................................................................ 122
Annex IV: Commission Regulation (EC) No 158/2007 ............................................................... 128
Annex V: Regulation (EC) N° 219/2009 ..................................................................................... 141
Annex VI ʹ (Part 1a) 2020 List of reporting airports covered by Commission Regulation No
1358/2003 ..................................................................................................................... 145
Annex VI ʹ (Part 1b) 2021 List of reporting airports covered by Commission Regulation No
1358/2003 ..................................................................................................................... 162
Annex VI (Part 2): Time Series ʹ Airport categories................................................................... 177
Annex VII: Glossary on air transport statistics .......................................................................... 224
1 DESCRIPTION OF THE DATASETS
A1Flight Stage data
Elements Coding detail Nomenclature Unit
TableReporting country
Reporting airport
Next/previous airport
Arrival/departure
Scheduled/non-scheduled
servicePassenger service/all-
freight and mail serviceAirline information
Aircraft type
Passengers on board
Freight and mail on board
Commercial air flights
Passenger seats available
B1.On Flight Origin/Destination data
Elements Coding detail Nomenclature Unit
TableReporting country
Reporting airport
On Flight
Origin/Destination airport
Arrival/departure
Scheduled/non-scheduled
servicesPassenger service/all-
freight and mail serviceAirline information
Passengers carried
Freight and mail loaded or
unloadedC1.airport data
Elements Coding detail Nomenclature Unit
TableReporting country
Reporting airport
Airline information1
Total passengers carried2
Total direct transit
passengers2Total transfer passengers2 3 12-digit Passenger
Total freight and mail
loaded/unloaded2Total commercial aircraft
movements2Total aircraft movements2
1.1 DESCRIPTION OF THE STATISTICAL UNITS AND VARIABLES
1.2 DEFINITIONS AND VARIABLES OF GENERAL INTEREST
1.2.1 AIR PASSENGER
1.2.2 AIRCRAFT MOVEMENT
1.2.3 COMMERCIAL AIRCRAFT MOVEMENT
1.2.4 PASSENGER SEATS AVAILABLE
1.2.5 COMMUNITY AIRPORT
1.2.6 COMMUNITY AIRPORT COVERED
category 3 category 2 category 1 category 01.2.7 STATE FLIGHT (DATASET C1)
1.2.8 PASSENGER UNIT
1.2.9 COMMERCIAL AIR SERVICE (DATASETS A1, B1, C1)
The air service may be either scheduled (see definition 1.2.10) or non-scheduled (see definition 1.2.11).
1.2.10 SCHEDULED AIR SERVICE (DATASETS A1 AND B1)
Includes extra section flights occasioned by overflow traffic from scheduled flights.1.2.11 NON-SCHEDULED AIR SERVICE (DATASETS A1 AND B1)
1.2.12 PASSENGER AIR SERVICE (DATASETS A1 AND B1)
Includes flights carrying both revenue passengers and revenue freight and mail.1.2.13 ALL-FREIGHT AND MAIL AIR SERVICE (DATASETS A1 AND B1)
Excludes flights carrying one or more revenue passengers and flights listed in published timetables as
open to passengers.1.2.14 AIRLINE (COMMERCIAL AIR TRANSPORT OPERATOR) (DATASETS A1, B1 AND C1)
ICAO provides airline codes in ICAO document 8585.1.3 DEFINITIONS AND VARIABLES OF INTEREST FOR DATASET A1 (FLIGHT STAGE)
1.3.1 FLIGHT STAGE
1.3.2 PASSENGERS ON BOARD
1.3.3 FREIGHT AND MAIL ON BOARD
1.3.4 COMMERCIAL AIR FLIGHT
1.3.5 PASSENGER SEATS AVAILABLE
1.3.6 AIRCRAFT
ICAO provides aircraft type designators in ICAO document 8643.1.4 DEFINITIONS AND VARIABLES OF INTEREST FOR DATASET B1 (ON FLIGHT ORIGIN/DESTINATION)
1.4.1 ON FLIGHT ORIGIN/DESTINATION
1.4.2 PASSENGERS CARRIED*4
1.4.3 FREIGHT AND MAIL LOADED OR UNLOADED*
It is recommended to exclude the weight of containers in the freight data reported.1.5 DEFINITIONS AND VARIABLES OF INTEREST FOR DATASET C1 (AIRPORTS)
1.5.1 PASSENGERS CARRIED*5
1.5.2 FREIGHT AND MAIL LOADED OR UNLOADED*6
It is recommended to exclude the weight of containers in the freight data reported.1.5.3 DIRECT TRANSIT PASSENGERS
In order to appropriately reflect the level of activity at an airport, direct transit passengers are counted
only once. The same convention applies for the calculation of the passenger units (see definition 1.2.8).
1.5.4 TRANSFER OR INDIRECT TRANSIT PASSENGERS
On some flights with intermediate stops, the flight number changes at an airport to designate the change between an inbound and outbound flight. Where passengers for an intermediate destinationcontinue their journey on the same aircraft, they should not be counted as transfer or indirect transit
passengers at the airport where the flight number is changed.1.5.5 TOTAL COMMERCIAL AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
1.5.6 TOTAL AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS
1.6 THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ON FLIGHT ORIGIN/DESTINATION AND FLIGHT STAGE DATA
Reporting
Airport
True OD
passengers (not to be reported)Reported by USA*8
New York 185
Reported by FR
Paris 185
Paris 75
Reported by NL
Amsterdam 75
CASE 1:
JOURNEY FROM NEW YORK TO PARIS AND THEN FROM PARIS TO AMSTERDAM WITH 2 DIFFERENT AIRPLANES (2 DIFFERENT FLIGHT NUMBERS)FOR AIRLINE "X" AND AIRCRAFT TYPE "Y"
185passengers 75 passengers
New York Amsterdam PARIS
135 PASSENGERS (FROM NEW YORK TO AMSTERDAM CHANGING PLANE IN PARIS) Flight Number:
1234Flight Number:
5678DATA TO BE REPORTED
True OD
passengers (not to be reported)Reported by USA*
185New York Amsterdam D 135
Reported by FR
185 185
75 75Reported by NL
Amsterdam A 135
Amsterdam 75
ʹCASE 2:
JOURNEY FROM NEW YORK TO PARIS AND THEN FROM PARIS TO AMSTERDAM WITH THE SAME AIRPLANE (SAMEFLIGHT NUMBER), MAKING A TRANSIT IN PARIS.
FOR AIRLINE "X" AND AIRCRAFT TYPE "Y"
185passengers 75 passengers Pax
New York AMSTERDAM Paris
135 PASSENGERS (FROM NEW YORK TO AMSTERDAM STAYING IN TRANSIT IN THE PLANE IN PARIS) Flight Number:
1234DATA TO BE REPORTED
1.7 THE REPORTING OF AIRPORT DATA IN TABLE C1
Reporting
Airport Total
passengers carried Total direct transit passengers Total transfer passengers (if available)THE TOTAL TRANSPORT REPORTED BY PARIS:
FROM ALL PARTNER AIRPORTS (ORIGIN OF THE FLIGHTS) TO PARIS FROM PARIS TO ALL PARTNER AIRPORTS (DESTINATION OF THE FLIGHT) TOTAL TRANSIT AND TRANSFER PASSENGERS AT PARIS (COUNTED ONLY ONCE).10 000
passengersAll the partner
airports of origin All the partner airports of destination Paris3 000 transfer
passengers (if available) 15 000 passengersAll origin or
destination airports with transit in Paris All origin or destination airports with transit in ParisDATA TO BE REPORTED 5 000 direct transit
passengers1.8 CODIFICATION OF THE TYPE OF FLIGHT
no passenger and no freight and mailnon-commercial flight1.9 HOW TO REPORT DATA WHERE THE FLIGHT DEPARTURE IS AS SCHEDULED BUT IS FORCED TO RETURN TO
THE DEPARTING AIRPORT BECAUSE OF WEATHER CONDITIONS, TECHNICAL OR OTHER REASONSDiversionʹGlossary for transport statistics
Diversions may be caused by passenger misbehaviour, aircraft technical problems, bad weather conditions, accidents or other emergencies at the planned destination airport. recommendedIn dataset A1:
o = o non-scheduled o =In dataset B1:
o should not be declared at allIn dataset C1:
o transferonly transit passengers should not be applied in any other cases2 CLASSIFICATIONS
2.1 COUNTRY CODE
Country codes for reporting EU Member States:
COUNTRY COUNTRY CODE
Country codes for non-EU reporting countries:
COUNTRY COUNTRY CODE
2.2 AIRPORT CODE
IATA vs. ICAO codes:
2.3 AIR TRANSPORT OPERATOR CODE
1. 3.Eurostat highly recommends provisions of airline information at the highest level of detail available.
Extra codes allowed in the datasets A1, B1 and C19: mandatory2.4 AIRCRAFT CODE
3 DATA TRANSMISSION FORMAT: STANDARDISATION AND VALIDATION
3.1 TRANSMISSION OF RESULTS
Period of
observation Latest date for transmissionDatasets A1, B1 and C1
3.2 DESCRIPTION OF THE DATA FILES AND TRANSMISSION FORMAT
naan 1. 2.Position in
datasetA1&B1 Position in
datasetC1 Elements Format &
size TablesA1 B1 C1
12 12 Passengers n12 X X X
13 13 Direct transit passengers n12 X
14 Transfer passengers n12 X*
14 15 Freight and mail n12 X X X
15 16 Commercial air flights (table "A1") /
Total commercial aircraft movements
(table "C1") n12 X X16 17 Total aircraft movements n12 X
17 18 Passenger seats available n12 X
For each dataset the following examples present the two cases: THE SDMX FORMAT IS ALSO PRESENTED, AS WELL AS THE CSV FORMAT THAT MUST BE USED TO CONVERT INTO SDMX.GIVES AN EXAMPLE OF A RECORD WHERE THE FIELDS NOT
RELEVANT FOR THE TABLES HAVE BEEN KEPT EMPTY Format 1GIVES AN EXAMPLE OF A RECORD WHERE THE FIELDS NOT
RELEVANT FOR THE TABLES HAVE NOT BEEN PROVIDED. Format 2Commercial
air flight Partner airport Period ScheduleNon scheduled Airline
information Passengers on board Reportingcountry A 1 ; L F; 2 0 0 2 ; 0 2 ; L F B D ; L F R B ; 2 ; 1 ; 1 ; Z Z Z ; E M 2 ; 1 1 6 ; 0.9; 1 7 ; 4 8 0 Freight and
Mail on board Reporting
airport Year ArrivalDeparture Passenger
Freight service Aircraft type Dataset Passenger
seats available Commercial air flight Empty (Position of transit passengers in C1) Empty (Position of total aircraft movements in C1)Partner airport Period Schedule
Non scheduled Airline
information Passengers on board Reporting countryA 1 ; E F; 2 0 0 2 ; 0 1 ; E F H K ; G C T S ; 2 ; 2 ; 1 ; A I H ; B 7 5 2 ; 2 1 1 1 ; ; 2 0 4 4.3; 9 ; ; 1 7 2 8
Dataset A1 - Flight Stage (Monthly Data
Format of record from the CSV file before conversion into SDMX:Format SDMX record:
AIRCRAFT_TYPE="B735">
Format SDMX record:
AIRLINE_INFO="1EU">
0 or figure > 0ʹ
Format of record from the CSV file before conversion into SDMX:Format SDMX record:
COMMERCIAL="4505" MOVEMENTS="4811"/>
Dataset C1: Airport data(Monthly or Annual Data):
3.3 DATA TRANSMISSION
3.3.1 GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS
mandatory The EDAMIS Web Portal requires no installation and is available over the Internet or over the TESTA network. The Portal is however not automation-friendly and depending on your local IT conditions maynot be the best solution for very large files. It is therefore possible to use alternative transmission
methods to provide data (via sFTP or ESDEN Client), but these solutions must be configured locally 3.3.2 EDAMIS PRESENTATION
EDAMIS METHODS TO TRANSMIT DATA
1.EDAMIS Web Portal (available to
all data providers)2Transmission via sFTP or ESDEN
Client (available only for
organisations that have configured these methods, mainly NSIs and some CentralBanks)
3 Single
Entry PointFor Data
Reception
Pre-validation with STRUVAL (SDMX-ML formatted files) VVAIR_A1_M
More information
3.3.3 STANDARDIZATION OF MESSAGE FORMAT FOR DATA EXCHANGE: STATISTICAL DATA AND METADATA EXCHANGE
(SDMX)3.3.4 HOW TO GENERATE SDMX DATA FILES
CREATING SDMX-ML FILES DIRECTLY FROM THE LOCAL IT SYSTEMTools available for creating SDMX-ML files
Mapping Assistant
Aviation DSDs and SDMX-ML structures
The DSD AIR_A1+ESTAT+5.5.xml provided by Eurostat must be used for the creation of theSDMX files of dataset A1.
The DSD AIR_B1+ESTAT+5.5.xml provided by Eurostat must be used for the creation of theSDMX files of datasets B1.
The DSD AIR_C1+ESTAT+5.5.xml provided by Eurostat must be used for the creation of theSDMX files of dataset C1.
5.5ʹ
EXAMPLE OF RESULTING SDMX RECORD FOR DATASET A1:
EXAMPLE OF RESULTING SDMX RECORD FOR DATASET B1:
EXAMPLE OF RESULTING SDMX RECORD FOR DATASET C1:
HOW TO CONVERT CSV FILES INTO SDMX-ML USING THE CONVERTERModifications of the original flat files
field͞_͟ EXAMPLES OF RECORDS IN THE CURRENT CSV FILES AND THE RESULTING SDMX-ML FILES:Using the converter
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4 VOLUNTARY DATA COLLECTION
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