U.S. Bizjet Ops Mark 12 Consecutive Months of Gains
European operations are up for eight consecutive months, according to market analyst UBS.
UBS Global Research analysts estimate that business jet cycles, including takeoffs and landings, were up 2 percent in July. Long-range aircraft led the improvements in year-over-year cycles, up 6 percent, with mid-range aircraft, such as this Dassault Falcon 900LX, up 5 percent. (Photo: Dassault Aviation)
UBS Global Research analysts estimate that business jet cycles, including takeoffs and landings, were up 2 percent in July. Long-range aircraft led the improvements in year-over-year cycles, up 6 percent, with mid-range aircraft, such as this Dassault Falcon 900LX, up 5 percent. (Photo: Dassault Aviation)

Business jet operations are continuing to gain steam in both the U.S., where cycles have now increased on a year-over-year basis for 12 consecutive months, and Europe, where cycles are up for eight consecutive months, according to UBS Global Research. The market analyst estimated that business jet cycles, including takeoffs and landings, were up 2 percent in July. This gain was driven by charter activity, with cycles coming in 8 percent higher year-over-year in July. Non-charter cycles were relatively flat.


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