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AIN FBO Survey: Rest of World 2022
For FBOs around the world, the past year was a roller coaster from the lowest of lows to new peaks as the world continued to adjust and adapt to Covid.
London-area business aviation gateway Farnborough Airport once again earned the highest score for FBOs outside of the Americas in AIN's annual FBO survey. (Photo: Farnborough Airport)
London-area business aviation gateway Farnborough Airport once again earned the highest score for FBOs outside of the Americas in AIN's annual FBO survey. (Photo: Farnborough Airport)

FBO SURVEY 2022 REST OF WORLD

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For FBOs around the world, the past year was a roller coaster from the lowest of lows to new peaks as the world continued to adjust and adapt to the Covid pandemic. While governments closed borders and/or instituted strict testing and quarantine protocols upon entry, business aviation waned.

“Like many in the industry we experienced a reduction in flying hours and FBO movements due to the uncertainty around travel and border restrictions,” said Darren McGoldrick, ExecuJet’s vice president for Asia Pacific. “The aircraft we did handle were generally smaller types than we usually see, as our clients found themselves staying closer to home and not requiring the use of larger, long-range jets.”