This time is different: Private aviation expects to fly around the storms

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After a decade-long holding pattern following the 2008 financial crisis, top business aviation forecasters say the industry can navigate the world’s economic and political woes

Who? Us? Everything is fine. After being sent to a decade-long holding pattern by the 2008 financial crisis, it’s different this time. At least, that’s a summary from four of private aviation’s most followed forecasts.

Big and small aircraft most popular with private jet buyers

Gulfstream G700

The Pilatus PC-24 light jet and Gulfstream G700 ultra-long-range large-cabin private jet are drawing the most interest from aircraft buyers when asked about their next purchase

Big is beautiful and small is stunning. That seems to be the message from the latest research by JetNet IQ.

11 Key Takeaways From The JetNet iQ State Of The Market Briefing

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If you live private jets, a Once Bitten, Twice Shy cautious optimism is tempered by the continued Driving Miss Daisy problem, perhaps a realization that life is a Bruce Springsteen song with a tinge of Ellie Goulding and Fleetwood Mac

 

One of the highlights of each National Business Aviation Business (NBAA) Aviation Convention & Exhibition is the JetNet iQ State of the Market Briefing which provides insights into both industry data and results from its quarterly surveys with business jet operators. 

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