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NBAA: Business Aviation Slowly Comes Back to Life

The Beechcraft King Air family of aircraft is used frequently by business aviation operators. NBAA
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Key Takeaways:

  • Business aviation is slowly recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic, with operators actively developing new health and safety best practices for increased activity.
  • Contrary to common misconceptions, 97% of business aviation users are small to mid-size businesses, not just Fortune 500 companies, and the majority of aircraft are smaller models for shorter trips.
  • The sector is a significant economic driver in the U.S., contributing $219 billion annually and employing 1.1 million people, while also providing user companies with a competitive advantage through increased productivity and efficiency.
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Three months into the COVID-19 pandemic, the National Business Aviation Association reports operators are slowing coming back online as the market and economy attempts to rebound.

Dan Pimentel

Dan Pimentel is an instrument-rated private pilot and former airplane owner who has been flying since 1996. As an aviation journalist and photographer, he has covered all aspects of the general and business aviation communities for a long list of major aviation magazines, newspapers and websites. He has never met a flying machine that he didn’t like, and has written about his love of aviation for years on his Airplanista blog. For 10 years until 2019, he hosted the popular ‘Oshbash’ social media meetup events at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh.

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