Private jet brokers and operators say airline and airport chaos in Europe is increasing demand as they struggle with similar issues
Disruptions from strikes to labor shortages, cancelations, and delays are driving private jet demand in Europe.
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Disruptions from strikes to labor shortages, cancelations, and delays are driving private jet demand in Europe.
Despite shutdowns and increased restrictions, or perhaps because private jet flights jumped 8% globally week-over-week. According to WingX data, there were 73,611 private jet flights for the week ended Dec. 19, an 8% jump over Week 49.
The week ended Dec. 12, 2021, gave the private aviation market a slight breather as global private jet flights declined 2% week-over-week, led by an 11% drop in Florida. However, the Middle East saw a 14% gain, the week’s big winner.
As private aviation struggles to cope with the continued surge in demand, with several exceptions, Week 43 saw a downward trend from the prior week, according to WingX.