In U.S., Europe, business aviation faces diverging paths in 2023

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For business aviation, Europe may fall back to 2019 levels as the U.S. holds onto some of its Covid gains, according to WingX

Business aviation activity faces a fork in the road in 2023, with the U.S. and Europe set to take different paths.

New research reveals the latest private aviation trends

Private jet user research

From jet cards and memberships to fractional ownership, on-demand charter, and shared private jets, the 200 + page report is based on research directly from private aviation users

New research directly from private aviation users being released next week shows nearly all flyers who started using private aviation since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic plan to keep flying privately.

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.

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.

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