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November 2021 was comfortably the busiest November on record for global business jet activity, with 447,000 sectors operated, 15% busier than November 2019

With the re-emergence of travel restrictions based on the Omicron variant of Covid 19 this is not likely to last, but business jet traffic for the first three weeks of November was up almost 20 percent over that of the same period in pre-pandemic 2019

Ahead of the news of the emergence of the Omicron Covid-19 variant, WingX reported that global business jet demand increased 57 percent in the first three weeks of November compared with the same period last year.

European business jet demand continues to break records, with the first half of November 2021 surging 28 per cent above November 2019.

As reported in the latest WingX Business Aviation Bulletin, the U.S. private aviation domestic market continues registering record figures.

Some well-heeled, would-be private-jet fliers are being turned away as industry booms

North America powers global private jet travel to 5% week-over-week gain as charter, fractional flights post double-digit increase in Florida

Through the first 3 weeks of November 2021, business jet demand is up 57% compared to the same three weeks in November 2020, and more tellingly, up 19% compared to November 2019.

Despite the obvious hypocrisy, this is a comfort that seems just too good to give up