Charter & Fractional
European Air Charter Providers Ready for a Busy Summer
Indicators point to strong travel demand, and the industry seems to be prepared for it.
Atlas Air Service

Summer means peak charter season in Europe, but last year that season witnessed a shortage of aircraft, landing slots, and parking spaces. Operators, brokers, and support professionals report that the charter community is better prepared for the onslaught this year, and those exhibiting at EBACE 2023 are eager to discuss needs and solutions with attendees. Indeed, whatever the charter mission or location, whatever the season, the access answer can likely be found at the Geneva Palexpo show venue this week.

Supply-wise, data “indicates that the pool of aircraft available for charter has increased,” B2B booking platform Avinode Group (Booth F62) told AIN, and the number of charter aircraft marketed through its site has risen 5 percent since last summer, the Swedish company said.