Private Jet Flight Activity Analysis – 2022 – Week 51

Private jet flight activity dips 20% week-to-week to a 52-week low in the week ending Dec. 25, 6% below 2021’s record levels

Global private jet flight activity dropped 20% week-to-week in Week 51, putting the 57,233 departures 6% below last year and at a 52-week low.

Over the past four weeks through Dec. 25, 2022, private aviation volume was down 5%, according to WingX tracking

In the U.S., week-to-week volume dropped 23%, with 38,832 departures, 9% below 2021’s record pace.

Looking towards Europe, its 8,143 flights marked a 19% week-to-week decline, 8% below last year.

Even Asia, which has been on a steady growth trail, saw a 17% week-to-week decline even though those numbers were 32% up on 2021.

Private Jet Flight Activity Analysis – 2022 – Week 51

Fractional and charter operators flew 31,174 segments, a 13% week-to-week dip and 12% below 201.

For the U.S., its 22,195 departures were 14% off Week 50 and the same amount below last year.

Europe’s 5,940 fractional and charter flights marked a 16% week-to-week decline.

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Despite a 20% dip in Asia charter and fractional flights from the previous week, the 810 segments were 52% up compared to 2021.