Domestic traffic rebounding fast, international connections lagging
According to WINGX's weekly Business Aviation Bulletin.
Overall Comment:
Business aviation is up by a third this year, closing the gap with 20...
Cargo Aviation April 2021 Overview
Highlights
In April 2021 global cargo departures were up 9% compared to April 2019.
Flight hours were up 19% vs April 2019.
The average sector length was up 9% vs April 2019.
Spring seeing quickening US activity, stuttering European trends
According to WINGX's weekly Business Aviation Bulletin.
Global
From the start of April through the first week of May, global fixed wing flight acti...
April triples year-on-year activity, US leading the recovery.
According to WINGX's weekly Business Aviation Bulletin.
Overall Comment
The key US business aviation market has turned the corner, well ahead ...
Scheduled Aviation Snapshot Week 16 2021 vs Week 16 2019
As previously reported in our Business Aviation bulletin, scheduled airline traffic is much slower to catch up with pre-pandemic traffic levels.
According to WINGX's weekly Business Aviation Bulletin. Overall Comment In contrast to scheduled airlines, business aviation activity is now moving... According to WINGX's weekly Global Market Tracker Overall Comment Unsurprisingly, the first half of April 2021 is several multiples busier than... According to WINGX's weekly Global Market Tracker Overall Comment Through the lens of the US market, business aviation has rebounded faster and... According to WINGX`s weekly Global Market Tracker Overall Comment The correlation between recovery in business jet activity and lockdown-lift i... According to WINGX`s weekly Global Market Tracker Overall Comment Beyond the lockdown anniversary in Europe and North America, we can now see the re... Western Europe lagging, record US charter activity
US closes in on 2019 trends, Europe gradually unfreezing
Europe left behind as other regions approach 2019 trends
Business jet charters hit new peaks as pandemic retreats
Global activity up 11% YOY, US Charters at record high
