Market intelligence for aviation insurers

How a group of aircraft flies

Stabilator shows how a specific group of aircraft flies, such as 2016 SR22s based in Dallas, and how an individual airframe compares with that group.

Stabilator market report

Cirrus SR22, model years 2014–2018

DFW metro · 100 nm

Illustrative figures

Airframes in cohort

Median hours, 12 mo

118

Top quartile starts at

190

Night share of flights

Airframe	Model year	Hours, 12 mo	Within cohort
N•••2S	2016	244	Top 10%
N•••RX	2015	131	Middle
N•••6C	2017	64	Bottom quartile
N•••DF	2014	182	Upper middle
N•••8G	2018	8	Barely flown

Example layout with placeholder numbers. A real report covers every matching airframe and includes owner of record for each.

What the report answers

Flights, hours, night share and typical trip length for a type, model-year range and region you define.

Where an insured airplane sits within its cohort on hours flown and how it is used.

Home airports and operating areas for the airframes in a cohort or a book of business.

NTSB records checked against every registration the airframe has carried, including earlier tail numbers.

Compare declared hours with twelve months of observed activity for the airframe before the policy renews.

Use cohort utilization as a reference point instead of a national type average.

See how the airplanes you insure are flying in aggregate, by type and region, over time.

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