Argus Sees Dip in Bizav Flight Activity in February
Part 91 and 135 activity in the U.S., Canada, and the Caribbean both declined in February, but fractionals saw an uptick.
Fractional flights involving midsize aircraft saw a 14.2 percent bump in February in the U.S., Canada, and the Caribbean, marking the largest -- and one of the few -- gains in business aviation activity in the month, according to Argus.
Fractional flights involving midsize aircraft saw a 14.2 percent bump in February in the U.S., Canada, and the Caribbean, marking the largest -- and one of the few -- gains in business aviation activity in the month, according to Argus.

Business aviation activity slowed overall by 1.4 percent in the U.S., Canada, and the Caribbean in February, with both Part 135 and 91 flights down, according to the latest Argus TraqPaq report. Calling the overall decline in February unexpected, Argus reported that fractional activity posted the only year-over-year increase during the month, up 5.5 percent. Part 91 activity decreased 1 percent, while Part 135 activity marked a 4.2 percent decline. February was the ninth consecutive month in which Part 135 activity was down.


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