Private Jet Flight Activity Analysis – 2023 – Week 25

U.S. and Europe see week-to-week growth in private jet flight activity as demand remains below 2022’s record levels

Global private jet flights increased 2% week-to-week with 73,844 segments, 5% under 2022.

For the four weeks ending June 25, there were 282,568 legs, also 5% below last year.

U.S. private jet flight activity

U.S. private flights were also 2% up from last week, with 48,595 flights, 7% under 2022.

The U.S. accounted for 187,622 segments, a 6% decrease compared to last year over the trailing month.

In Europe, there were 15,874 flights for the week, a 6% increase from the previous week and just 4% under last year.

Over the past month, there were 58,466 flights in Europe, 9% down from 2022.

Total – Private Jet Flight Activity Analysis – 2023 – Week 25

Charter and fractional operators saw a 2% increase from Week 24 with 37,402 segments, 9% below last year.

Their 144,547 flights were 9% down compared to 2022 over the trailing four weeks.

The U.S. was flat with the previous week, flying 24,322 charter and fractional segments, 8% below 2022.

During the past month, there were 95,285 segments in the U.S., 7% under last year.

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European fractional and charter operators clocked 11,055 segments, a 5% week-to-week jump, 10% under last year.

In the U.S., two Directional companies upped their participation in the jet card market.

Flexjet opened card sales to new customers, while FXAir relaunched Aviator +.

At the same time, FlyExclusive is offering a 10% discount for flying on 139 Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays.

Wheels Up, meanwhile, cut pricing for most dates in July,