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Monthly statistics on San Francisco International Airport (SFO) landings
sfo_stats
A data frame with 14 variables.
Activity year and month in YYYYMM format
Airline name for the aircraft operator
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) two-letter designation for the Operating Airline
Airline name that issues the ticket and books revenue for passenger activity
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) two-letter designation for the Published Airline
The flights’ classification by domestic for flights that arrived from or departed to a destination within the United States and international for destinations outside the United States
The flight origin/destination geographic region details
A designation for three types of aircraft that landed at SFO, which includes passenger aircraft, cargo-only aircraft (“freighters”), or combination aircraft (“combi”)
A designation that is independent from Landing Aircraft Type, which determines whether commercial aircraft landed at SFO is a wide body-jet, narrow-body jet, regional-jet or a propeller operated aircraft
Manufacturer name for the aircraft that landed at SFO
Model designation of aircraft by the manufacturer
Variations of the Aircraft Model, also known as the “dash number”, designated by the manufacturer to segregate unique versions of the same model
The number of aircraft landings associated with General and Landings Statistics attribute fields
The aircraft landed weight (in pounds) associated with General and Landings Statistics attribute fields
The dataset contains the monthly statistics on the air traffic landings in San Francisco International Airport (SFO)
San Francisco data portal (DataSF) website.
data(sfo_stats)
require(dplyr)
# Get summary of total landing and weight by geo region
# in most recent month
sfo_stats %>%
filter(activity_period == max(activity_period)) %>%
group_by(geo_region) %>%
summarise(total_landing = sum(landing_count),
total_weight = sum(total_landed_weight),
.groups = "drop")
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