Covid Meets Business Aviation—A Post-Pandemic Review
Three years following the beginning of the Covid pandemic: How did we survive, what has changed, and what did we learn?
While the Covid-19 global emergency declarations appear to be sunsetting, business aviation is still learning lessons from the experience of the past three years. (Photo: Dassault)
While the Covid-19 global emergency declarations appear to be sunsetting, business aviation is still learning lessons from the experience of the past three years. (Photo: Dassault)

Three years ago, on March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared Covid-19 a pandemic, triggering a largely uncoordinated global response, the two upheavals unleashing a worldwide healthcare, economic, and social crisis whose impacts continue.

The coronavirus had been spreading since its outbreak in China in December 2019, and the pandemic designation less than three months later brought a welter of regulations from federal, regional, state, municipal, and other authorities worldwide that overnight grounded aviation activity, along with most other spheres of global commerce.

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