Aircraft
ACJ: Corporates Increasing Business Use of Jets, Looking for Efficiency
Surveys also show financiers optimistic about availability, terms of funding
ACJ Two Twenty
Airbus Corporate Jets are optimistic about the outlook for the ACJ TwoTwenty with research finding corporations looking for larger aircraft.

U.S. corporations are increasingly focusing on how their aircraft can help them run their businesses, new research commissioned by Airbus Corporate Jets found. Researchers surveyed U.S. companies with annual revenues of more than $500 million, with results revealing that 83% of have increased both domestic and intercontinental business travel.

In making purchase decisions, 67% cited new tax incentives (i.e. bonus depreciation) adopted by the U.S. Congress this year as a reason for purchasing aircraft, while 63% emphasized focus on operational costs, and 59% on newer/better/more efficient models. Also, 51% said they are looking to upgrade to models that can make greater use of sustainable fuel, and 41% cited a need for bigger aircraft.