Bizav’s Slow Climb Predicted To Continue in 2014
Aviation consultant Brian Foley estimates that business jet deliveries this year will be close to last year’s deliveries and that next year’s total could reach 755, a 12-percent increase.
Aviation consultant Brian Foley estimates that business jet deliveries this year will be close to last year’s deliveries and that next year’s total could reach 755, a 12-percent increase.

Recent predictions by industry soothsayers show business aviation continuing its slow climb next year. “GDP is up, U.S. stock markets and corporate profits are setting new records and pre-owned inventory has declined, with aircraft prices now bouncing along the bottom,” aviation consultant Brian Foley told AIN. “These positive indicators are expected to continue in 2014.” The result is that “FBO, MRO, charter, catering and fractional companies will continue to benefit from a slowly rising business jet utilization rate,” he said.