Bizav Activity Remains Mixed in North America, Europe
While operations were down in both North America and Europe, they strengthened in the former and dropped off in the latter, Argus reports.
Argus said “business aviation, particularly in North America, is in full growth mode” and forecasts flight hours to surpass 2021 levels by 9.5 percent in 2022. This would push it past 2019 levels by 17.4 percent. (Photo: Textron Aviation)
Argus said “business aviation, particularly in North America, is in full growth mode” and forecasts flight hours to surpass 2021 levels by 9.5 percent in 2022. This would push it past 2019 levels by 17.4 percent. (Photo: Textron Aviation)

Business aviation activity remains mixed with North American operations showing signs of improvement, down just 12 percent in February from a year earlier, while European operations dropped 31.7 percent at the same time, according to business aviation analyst International. The Argus TraqPaK report for February noted that, when accounting for Leap Year, operations in North America actually were 9.9 percent below February 2020 levels. This came as activity in the second half of February jumped 7.3 percent over the first half.


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