Business Aviation Bounces Back, Showing Resiliency
Business aircraft utilization has made a recovery from its Covid-19-induced low in April that can best be described as a reversed square root symbol.
Charter flying in aircraft like this VistaJet Global is helping speed up the recovery of business aviation, but activity is growing faster within country and regional boundaries as border restrictions remain problematic for business and leisure travelers. (Photo: David McIntosh)
Charter flying in aircraft like this VistaJet Global is helping speed up the recovery of business aviation, but activity is growing faster within country and regional boundaries as border restrictions remain problematic for business and leisure travelers. (Photo: David McIntosh)

Business aircraft utilization has made a recovery from its Covid-19-induced low in April that can best be described by industry watchers as a reversed square root symbol—a V-shaped recovery that plateaus before it can fully return to pre-pandemic levels. “Activity was so suppressed that it was bound to come back,” Argus International v-p of market intelligence Travis Kuhn told AIN.