Bizjet Ops Soften in North America, Europe This Month
Both Europe and North America are seeing year-over-year declines in business jet activity in March, particularly with branded charter, WingX reported.
Gulfstream G650
Both Europe and North America are seeing year-over-year declines in business jet activity in March, particularly with branded charter, WingX reported. (Photo: Gulfstream)

Business jet activity is softening globally, with traffic dipping 9 percent month-to-date and 7 percent in the last four weeks versus the same periods a year ago, according to WingX’s latest report. This erosion is driven by lower activity in both North America and Europe.

In North America, business jet departures are down 10 percent for the month and activity dropped by 8 percent over the last four weeks. This comes as month-to-date branded charter and corporate activity slid 28 percent and 15 percent, respectively. By contrast, private flight departments and fractional activity climbed 2 percent and 3 percent, respectively.

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