Haves and have-nots in the new age of air travel

Haves and have-nots in the new age of air travel

24 June 2020
According to Wingx, an aviation intelligence company, business jet flights jumped to 18,900 a week in the first three weeks of May, from just 12,600 weekly in April. While the numbers are still far short of normal (last year's weekly average was 50,100), the turnround is striking. By comparison, scheduled services were still falling in the first three weeks of May, down to 71,000 from 81,500 weekly in April and 500,100 a week in January.
Global activity at 2/3 normal, with US buoyed by Leisure travelers

Global activity at 2/3 normal, with US buoyed by Leisure travelers

18 June 2020
According to WINGX` weekly Global Market Tracker. Rolling average daily flight activity has continued to improve in June 2020, with the 9,300 sectors operated on 16th June representing a 22% […]
North America leads the recovery in business aviation: WingX

North America leads the recovery in business aviation: WingX

18 June 2020
Richard Koe with an interview for BlueSky Business Aviation News

Richard Koe with an interview for BlueSky Business Aviation News

18 June 2020
WingX featured on Ultimate Jet Magazine

WingX featured on Ultimate Jet Magazine

18 June 2020
Richard Koe with a guest article for Ultimate Jet Magazine. Titled 'Business Aviation may prove resilient in face of pandemic' it can be found on pp. 40-45
Private Aviation Continues Its Rebound In June

Private Aviation Continues Its Rebound In June

14 June 2020
The good news for the private jet industry is likely to continue. Richard Koe, managing director of WingX notes, “With commercial airline capacity severely cut back, and the airline passenger experience complicated to say the least, business aviation could see a belated surge in July.”
Businessjets – Herrscher der virusfreien Luxuszone

Businessjets – Herrscher der virusfreien Luxuszone

11 June 2020
Die Lage bei den Businessjetbetreibern war in den vergangenen Monaten zwar ähnlich desolat wie bei den Linienflotten. „Flugverbote und Quarantänen unterdrückten die Nachfrage“, sagt Richard Koe vom Flugdatenvermarkter
UK quarantine blunts business aviation recovery in Europe

UK quarantine blunts business aviation recovery in Europe

10 June 2020
According to WINGX weekly Global Market Tracker Global business aviation activity is trending down 47% since the start of May, with flights operated during the first 9 days of June […]

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