Aircraft
Mixed Delivery Results Tempers Near Record Billings
“Overall the industry trajectory is positive. But we are not nearly where we need to be,” said GAMA president and CEO Pete Bunce.
General aviation aircraft deliveries climbed 4.3 percent last year and billings reaching their second highest total in history at $24.5 billion, according to the GAMA 2014 shipment and billings report. Business jets rose 6.5 percent, with 722 delivered last year.
General aviation aircraft deliveries climbed 4.3 percent last year and billings reaching their second highest total in history at $24.5 billion, according to the GAMA 2014 shipment and billings report. Business jets rose 6.5 percent, with 722 delivered last year.

AIN GAMA numbers March 2015

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The general aviation manufacturing industry showed its strongest signs of growth since the downturn began in 2008, with deliveries in 2014 climbing 4.3 percent overall and billings reaching their second highest total in history at $24.5 billion, according to the General Aviation Manufacturers Association year-end shipment and billings report released February 11. But industry leaders were tempered in their optimism, noting the results are uneven with some sectors faring better than others and some manufacturers within the sectors enjoying more of a rebound.


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