Survey: Private Flying To Pick Up in 2017
The BJT 2016 Survey found that while 28 percent of the respondents flew less time in the past year, only 9 percent expect to in the next year.

Newly released results from Aviation International News sister publication Business Jet Traveler’s 2016 Readers' Choice Survey found that 37 percent of those who fly privately expect to increase their time in the air in the next year and another 54 percent expect to fly at least as much. The sixth annual survey, published in the October/November issue, found that while 28 percent have flown less time in the past year, only 9 percent expect to cut back next year. Results are based on responses from 1,285 BJT subscribers, a 26-percent increase from last year and a record for the survey.


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