N. American Bizav Flying Regains Third of Covid Losses
North American business aviation flight activity reclaimed a third of the Covid-19-induced losses last month, rising 84 percent month-over month
According to data from Argus International, business aviation flying in North America is about half back to normal pre-Covid levels. Midsize jets, a category that includes the Gulfstream G280, saw a nearly 120 percent month-over-month jump in activity in May. (Photo: Gulfstream Aerospace)
According to data from Argus International, business aviation flying in North America is about half back to normal pre-Covid levels. Midsize jets, a category that includes the Gulfstream G280, saw a nearly 120 percent month-over-month jump in activity in May. (Photo: Gulfstream Aerospace)

North American business aviation flight activity reclaimed a third of the Covid-19-induced losses last month, rising 84 percent month-over-month but still down 49.2 percent from a year ago, according to TraqPak data released today by Argus International. The company’s forecast expects more post-Covid recovery this month, predicting a 26.6 percent decline from June 2019.