Global private jet flight activity declined for the third straight week as growth begins to slow for the supercharged market
Global private jet flights dipped down again, dropping 1% in Week 11 from Week 10, according to the latest WingX data.
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Global private jet flights dipped down again, dropping 1% in Week 11 from Week 10, according to the latest WingX data.
As private jet operators and sellers of jet cards and memberships struggle with record demand, upward trends in the U.S. and globally continue. That’s according to the latest data from WingX.
Private jet demand continues wrecklessly to surge ahead week-over-week in the U.S. for the week ended Oct. 10, 2021. Global trends continue upwards as Europe backs off.
In August, Bandon Dunes in Oregon saw an average of 42 private jet flights a day. That’s a 75% increase compared to 2019. To the south, Napa private flights spiked 77%. Neither were close to Aspen, where private flights were up 111% last month over pre-pandemic totals. On the East Coast, Westhampton Francis S. Gabreski Airport saw a whopping 125% more flights last month than two years ago.