A vast majority of new entrants to the business aviation market appear to be sticking with private flying, according to the just-released "2023 Jet Card Report" from Private Jet Card Comparisons (PJCC). Some 95 percent of new entrants—those who began private flying during the Covid period—told PJCC that they are continuing to fly privately, with 43.2 percent of these respondents saying they are flying privately on a regular basis.
PJCC tracks flying, pricing, and other trends surrounding the jet card, membership, fractional ownership, and charter markets through subscriber surveys. The data in the new 318-page report is derived from responses of more than 1,000 private flyers who discussed preferences for programs, what they bought, how much they spent, and whether they are satisfied. Respondents specifically revealed what they want from private aviation flight providers regarding program rules and policies.
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