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A Possible Recovery of the APAC Business Jet Market?

A Possible Recovery of the APAC Business Jet Market?

21 July 2020
Enclosed in the Q2 issue of Asian Sky Quarterly you'll find commentary by Gordon Gardiner and James Jordan of HFW on the Recovery of Business Aviation, a market update on the global business jet fleet - including OEM backlogs by Global Jet Capital, an update on pre-owned transactions on a worldwide scale by AMSTAT, Q2 Asia-Pacific flight activity courtesy of WINGX, a look at the flexibility and efficiency of the Bell 505, and analysis of the Bell 412 pre-owned market. Lastly, we hear from AsBAA Chairman Wu Zhendong in our foreword, discussing the importance of regulators and associations during such periods of uncertainty.
WINGX Latest Bus Av Report

WINGX Latest Bus Av Report

20 July 2020
UK and European business aviation activities in July so far...
2020 Q2 ASIA PACIFIC BUSINESS JET FLIGHT ACTIVITY

2020 Q2 ASIA PACIFIC BUSINESS JET FLIGHT ACTIVITY

20 July 2020
Data Source: WingX. In Q2, the proportion of international flights was higher than in Q1, accounting for 68% of all business jet activity. Notably, Turkey, the United States, Germany, United Kingdom and Greece were the Top 5 destinations for international business jet flights.
RECOVERY OF BUSINESS AVIATION BY HFW

RECOVERY OF BUSINESS AVIATION BY HFW

20 July 2020
The flight path to COVID-19 recovery minimizing the legal turbulence
Coronavirus : Europe leading flight activity recovery in July

Coronavirus : Europe leading flight activity recovery in July

16 July 2020
According to WingX Global Market Tracker Europe is driving the business aviation sector's recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic.
Global Bizav Activity Continues Bumpy Recovery

Global Bizav Activity Continues Bumpy Recovery

16 July 2020
WingX said the U.S. was a key recovery market in May and June, and in the first two weeks of July activity was off by 17 percent despite an increase in coronavirus cases in the South and West and renewed stay-at-home orders.
Independence Day boosts recovery despite virus fears

Independence Day boosts recovery despite virus fears

13 July 2020
According to WingX's Global Market Tracker, traffic between the July 1-5 was only 7% less this year than last year. Through the last week of June and first week of July, US business jet and turbo prop activity was 85% of normal levels, with California the busiest state with 10,000 flights during those two weeks.
U.S. Private Jet Flights Increased 5% Over The July 4th Holiday

U.S. Private Jet Flights Increased 5% Over The July 4th Holiday

11 July 2020
Data from WingX, which provides market intelligence for the global business aviation industry, showed private jet flights in the U.S. increased 5% compared to 2019. That's right, the number of private jet flights were up over last year despite the woes of airlines and the travel industry at large. It can only be described as a V-shaped recovery from May when they were down nearly 80%.
Private jets become the ‘new normal’ for the elite as companies see huge rise in interest

Private jets become the ‘new normal’ for the elite as companies see huge rise in interest

09 July 2020
U.S. Bizav Flying Boosted by July 4 Holiday Traffic

U.S. Bizav Flying Boosted by July 4 Holiday Traffic

09 July 2020
Globally, recovery in aircraft utilization has also been encouraging, with Europe back up to 77 percent of normal activity, while Oceania and South America have stabilized at around 93 percent of usual activity, WingX said. Asia is somewhat stuck at 27 percent below normal and traffic in Africa continues to trail by 31 percent.
WINGX: VIRUS OUTBREAKS STUTTER FLIGHT RECOVERY TRENDS

WINGX: VIRUS OUTBREAKS STUTTER FLIGHT RECOVERY TRENDS

03 July 2020
Data provider company WINGX has released the below ‘Global Market Tracker', keeping aviation professionals up to date with current Business Aviation trends.

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