Argus expects private jet flying to stay 15-20% above pre-Covid levels

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In a report covering the first half of 2022, Argus Traqpak analysts say despite slowing growth, private jet flight activity will finish the year up to 20% ahead of 2019 levels

Despite “cooling,” private jet flight activity will end 2022 up some 15-20% ahead of 2019 pre-Covid pandemic levels, according to Argus Traqpak analysts.

Despite another record in June, Argus sees private jet growth slowing

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Private jet flying is expected to stay near record levels for the rest of the year, however, nearly flat to last year’s numbers

June private jet flights in North America were up 1.9% compared to last year, but Argus TraqPak says growth is flattening.

Argus predicts 21.7% February growth in private jet flights

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Argus predicts 21.7% February growth in private jet flights

While North American private flights in January slowed down from December, they were still well ahead of previous highs. What’s more, Argus Traqpak sees no letup.

Private jet flights set December record with 43% gain

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With Omicron not slowing growth last month, January private jet flights in North America are expected to jump 38%, according to Argus TraqPak

Argus TraqPak’s review of year-over-year flight activity (December 2021 vs. December 2020) indicates that last month reported a yearly gain of 36.7%. Flight activity increased 16.5% when compared to December 2019.

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