The Flight Summary report, depicted in Figure 1, gives a comprehensive overview of revenue and profit for each flight segment.
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Table 1 below outlines the data structure, with the granularity of the data metrics defined by the combination of fields with a key icon (
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| Field | Description |
| AL | Operating Airline |
| Org | Origin Airport |
| Dst | Destination Airport |
| Flight | Flight Number |
| Opt_Days | Operational Day of Week (1-Monday, 2-Tuesday, …, 7-Sunday) |
| Aircraft | Aircraft Type Code |
| Miles | Flight Distance |
| Departures | Number of departures in the target month |
| Seats | Total seat count in the target month |
| Block_hours | Total block hours in the target month |
| Pax | Total passenger count in the target month |
| Local_Pax | Total passengers in the local market (flight origin and destination match the market origin and destination) |
| Seat_Factor | Total passenger count / total seat count |
| Revenue | Total revenue in USD prorated to the current flight |
| Local_Rev | Total revenue in USD from the local traffic |
| OD_Rev | Total revenue derived from Origin-Destination (OD) trips, encompassing earnings from both the current flight as well as any connecting flights |
| Fare | Average fare prorated to the current flight |
| Local_Fare | Average fare in the local market |
| Cost | Total flight cost in the target month |
| Other_Revenue | Other revenue (e.g., ancillary fees, cargo revenue, fuel surcharge) from the flight in the target month |
| Profit | Total profit in the target month |
| ASM000 | Available Seat Miles in thousand |
| RPM000 | Revenue Passenger Miles in thousand |