Private Jet Flight Activity Analysis – 2023 – Week 19

Into Africa: Over the past month, it’s the only region with positive growth in overall and fractional/charter private jet flight activity

Global private jet flight activity dipped 2% from the previous week in Week 19, with 68,831 private jet flights.

That was 8% below Week 19 in 2022.

Over the past month, according to WingX, there were 276,375 flights, a 7% year-over-year decline.

This brings us to Africa.

It is the only region in positive territory over the past month – up 17% overall and 11% in charter/fractional segments.

The bad news is it represented just 3,521 and 1,109 flights.

In the U.S., Week 19 flights dropped 4% to 48,567, an 11% decline from 2022.

Its 196,886 flights over the trailing four weeks represent a 9% drop year-over-year.

As we head into EBACE in Geneva next week, Europe saw a 10% week-to-week gain with 11,280.

Still, numbers are 6% below last year and 7% down for the past month.

Total – Private Jet Flight Activity Analysis – 2023 – Week 19

Looking at fractional and charter flight activity, there were 34,899 flights in Week 19, a 1% drop week-to-week and 11% year-over-year decline.

Global fractional and charter flying were down 11% during the past month compared to 2022.

The U.S. saw 24,991 flights, a 4% week-to-week decline, and 12% behind last year.

Part 135/91K – Private Jet Flight Activity Analysis – 2023 – Week 19

In Europe, charter and fractional operators had an 8% week-to-week gain with 7,865 flights, 12% below 2022.