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Travel Restriction Relaxation Pivotal to Bizav Recovery in Europe
Business aviation activity lags in Europe but recovery is expected in the second half of the year.
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Europe’s business aviation activity so far is lagging behind the recovery pace witnessed in other regions, specifically compared to North America, but the gap is likely to narrow in the second half of this year, analysts predict. 

“What we typically see is that Europe is a couple of months behind North America in terms of overall market recovery,” said Travis Kuhn, the v-p of market intelligence at Argus International. North America recorded gains exceeding 2019 levels in both March and April— business aviation logged 266,585 flights in the U.S., Canada, and the Caribbean in March, 33 more than in March 2019, and completed 262,277 flights in April, 359 more than in April 2019, according to Argus TraqPak data.

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