GAMA: Genav Industry Sees Across-the-board Jump in 2018
All segments of business and general aviation fixed-wing and rotorcraft deliveries were up for the first time since 2013.
(L to r): GAMA president and CEO Pete Bunce discusses the 2018 general aviation market sale data with Gulfstream Aerospace president and GAMA chairman Mark Burns; Jet Aviation senior v-p and GAMA vice chairman Dave Paddock; Boeing Global Services v-p of business and general aviation and GAMA board member William Ampofo; and Terrafugia co-founder and GAMA eVTOL chair Anna Dietrich. (Photo: Matt Thurber/AIN)
(L to r): GAMA president and CEO Pete Bunce discusses the 2018 general aviation market sale data with Gulfstream Aerospace president and GAMA chairman Mark Burns; Jet Aviation senior v-p and GAMA vice chairman Dave Paddock; Boeing Global Services v-p of business and general aviation and GAMA board member William Ampofo; and Terrafugia co-founder and GAMA eVTOL chair Anna Dietrich. (Photo: Matt Thurber/AIN)

Business and general aviation fixed-wing aircraft and helicopter deliveries edged upward across the board last year, marking the first time since 2013 that all shipment categories showed improvement, the General Aviation Manufacturers Association (GAMA) reported today during its annual State of the Industry update.


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