Charter & Fractional
Avinode Data Points to Mainly Favorable Charter Market
U.S. market is well-balanced; some other regions see growth
Growth in aircraft chart
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Charter flight platform Avinode, which has been tracking and supporting the global private aviation market for more than two decades, views current conditions as generally encouraging from the point of view of all stakeholders. Over the past three years, the company has seen the strongest growth in terms of numbers of business aircraft listed in its charter marketplace from the Middle East region (up 45%), followed by Asia-Pacific (+40%), the U.S. and Canada (+30%), and Europe (+10%).

“In the U.S. market, we’re seeing record numbers of [charter] operators, brokers, and aircraft on the platform, so that does look healthy to us, and clearly it is a market where people want to sell charter,” Harry Clarke, Avinode’s director of commercial development, said. “Right now, overall it feels like a stable situation in terms of demand and the desire to travel with a good supply to demand balance. In recent years, we have been used to giant swings.”

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