2014 a Mixed Bag for Business Aviation Flying in Europe
Flights in Western Europe were up by 3 percent year-over-year, but there were steep declines in Russia and Ukraine.

European business aviation experienced a 0.5-percent slide in operations last year, equating to 4,399 fewer flights than in 2013, according to Germany-based industry data provider WingX Advance. While flights in Western Europe were up by 3 percent year-over-year, led by a 500-flight improvement in France (a 5.2-percent gain), as well as upturns in the UK and Switzerland, Russian activity fell by 18 percent and Ukraine was down by 56 percent; Germany, Spain and Italy logged smaller declines.


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