According to WingX’s weekly analysis, global business jet activity is up 2 percent compared to the same dates in March 2023. [Credit: Adobe Stock]
Key Takeaways:
Global business jet activity increased by 2 percent in Week 11 compared to last year and is up 38 percent from 2019 levels.
The U.S. market experienced robust growth, particularly in Florida, driven by increased departures to spring break destinations.
European business jet activity saw a 4 percent decline in Week 11 year-over-year, with mixed performance across countries like Italy (up) and France (down).
Other regions showed varied trends, including a significant 32 percent drop in the Middle East and a 44 percent rise in China compared to last year.
Global business jet activity was up 2 percent in Week 11 this year over last year, according to data from WingX.
The aviation data company reported that 72,223 business jets were flown around the globe in Week 11, ending March 17, a 1 percent drop compared to the previous week. Business jet and turboprop activity has risen 38 percent this year compared to 2019.
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Brinley Hineman covers general assignment news. She previously worked for the USA TODAY Network, Newsday and The Messenger. She is a graduate of Middle Tennessee State University and is from West Virginia. She lives in Brooklyn with her poodle Franklin.
