Aircraft
WingX: Global Bizav Market Is Still Solid
Despite some minor deviations, North American and European activity is nearing 2022 levels
Business aircraft at Teterboro Airport
New Jersey's Teterboro Airport is the busiest departure airport for business aviation in North America this month, according to the latest statistics from JetNet subsidiary WingX Advance. Activity at the metro New York gateway is higher than in any other October over the last 4 years. (Photo: Mona Brown)

Business aviation usage in North America and Europe is now aligned with 2022 trends, according to industry data tracker WingX Advance, with activity levels 20 percent above pre-Covid levels.

In the third week of October, global business jet and turboprop use was up 1 percent year-over-year. That's 2 percent below the peaks of 2021 and 17 percent above the same period in 2019.

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