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 significant rebound in late February/early March, with worldwide sectors up 5 percent and year-to-date activity up 2 percent, reversing earlier flatline trends.
The U.S. market showed strength in Week 9, particularly in Florida and Texas, despite an overall 1 percent dip in February (partly due to the absence of a leap year) but remaining 27 percent ahead of February 2019.
European business jet activity was mixed, staying on par in Week 9 but declining 4 percent in February, with Germany showing notable drops while Switzerland, Italy, and Spain saw growth.
Other global markets experienced strong growth in Week 9, notably Africa and South America with significant increases (up 21 percent and 30 percent, respectively), contrasting with declines 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.