New research reveals the latest private aviation trends

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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.

51% of private jet users to fly more in 2022, eye new providers

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New research shows private jet flyers plan to fly more than 2021, but they are looking at new providers as the industry struggles with record demand and supply chain issues

– 51% will fly more than 2021, 41% will fly the same, and only 9% will fly less

28% of frequent private flyers are considering fractional or full aircraft ownership.

Private jet travelers plan to fly more in 2022 than 2021, according to a just-released survey of 452 Private Jet Card Comparisons subscribers.

Private Jet Flight Activity Analysis – 2021 – Week 49

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Private jet flight activity dips post-Thanksgiving as Florida charter and fractional private jet flights drop 16% week-over-week

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.

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