recession

Eric Zipkin, CEO of Tradewind Aviation, gives FLYING a peek into how the on-demand charter business has fared during the year and how he is positioning the company ahead of a potential slowdown in the economy.

Despite forecasts of a recession in the coming year, segments of the aviation industry are keeping a positive outlook.

Despite talks of a recession in the broad economy amid record inflation, fluctuating fuel prices, or even a hard to fix workforce challenges, the commercial airlines market is still booming.

Boeing Business Jets (BBJ) offers a portfolio of ultra-large-cabin, long-range airplanes suited for business, private, charter, corporate and head-of-state operations.

As talk increases about an economic downturn, two economists weigh in on possible impacts for the industry.

The National Air Transportation Association (NATA) and the National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) have both offered their support for the latest U.S. Senate bill that benefits their respective members through tax provisions for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production.

Though there have been general talks of a recession, the aviation industry is, so far, holding its own.  It’s becoming more apparent that people have labeled post-pandemic travel as non-discretionary. In commercial aviation, passengers are willing to pay a premium for airfare. And in business and general aviation, people are still willing to pay top […]

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