Global Bizjet Activity Remains Firm, New Report Says

Year-to-date business jet activity globally is up 2 percent, according to WingX data analysts.

Caleb Revill

Thursday, March 06, 2025 at 03:56 PM ET

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Edited By: Steve Spears

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Key Takeaways:

Global business jet activity experienced a genuine rebound, with a 5 percent increase in worldwide sectors during Week 9 (Feb 24 - Mar 2) compared to the prior year, contributing to a 2 percent year-to-date rise.
The U.S. market showed regional strength in Week 9, particularly in Florida and Texas, although overall U.S. activity in February saw a slight decline compared to last year but remained significantly above 2019 levels.
European bizjet activity was largely stagnant or declined; Week 9 was flat year-over-year, and February saw a 4 percent decrease, primarily driven by Germany's notable drop, while Switzerland and Italy showed growth.
Outside the U.S. and Europe, Week 9 saw robust growth, especially in Africa (+21%) and South America (+30%), contributing to a 7 percent overall increase for these regions despite downturns in the Middle East and Asia.

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Worldwide business jet sectors from February 24 to March 2 were up 5 percent compared to the same week in 2024, according to aviation industry data analysts at WingX.

WingX’s Week 9 global market tracker news release stated this was relatively the strongest week year over year since the end of January. Year-to-date bizjet activity globally is up 2 percent, rebounding from a 2 percent downturn in the first 10 weeks of 2024.