New private aviation research report provides consumer insights

Private jet user research

The 2022/23 Jet Card Report covers on-demand charter, jet cards, membership, jet sharing, and fractional ownership trends based on direct consumer research

New private aviation research based on feedback directly from consumers who fly privately is here. It covers what private aviation users want, the solutions they bought, and from what companies. And what did they think of the experience? Plus, what’s their outlook for future flying needs? It’s all in the 200+ pages of The Jet Card Report 2022/23 by Private Jet Card Comparisons.

Private jets are here to stay for nearly all new since Covid-19 users

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94% of all flyers who started using private aviation since Covid-19 plan to keep flying privately for the future

New research from Private Jet Card Comparisons affirms that once you fly privately, it’s hard to return to the regular airlines.

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.

Covid travel restrictions will continue to drive private jet usage

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76% of countries still have some type of Covid travel restrictions in place, according to the International Air Transport Association

Covid travel restrictions are continuing to drive travelers to private jets. What’s more, Air Charter Service predicts lingering barriers will boost the private aviation charter market for the next two years.

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