After a relatively disappointing 2015, all eyes are on the first month of 2016 to see if the drop off in European and US flight activity continues.
WINGX – Substantial drop in activity, especially in leading Western European markets
There were big declines in European flight in January 2016 when compared to Jan 2015.
Bad news: Drop off in flights to and from Europe’s biggest markets: Paris down -12.4%, Geneva down -7.7%, London down -4.8%.
Good news: There was little good news during the month, however Amsterdam was up 16.2% and Nice up 13.4%.
“Big declines in London, Paris, Geneva. Some scattered growth, especially Nice.” – WINGX Advance.
Argus TRAKPaq – January 2016 rings in the New Year with a sharp climb, up 3.0% from 2015
Bad news: Fractional down -5.8%, Part 135 down -2.1%, mid-size down 2.0% and small cabin down -1.7% versus December 2015.
Good news: Large cabin movements up by 4.7% over December 2015, Part 91 up 4.0% and Part 135 up 2.5% over January 2015.
“Reviewing year over year flight activity (January 2016 vs. January 2015); TRAQPak data indicates that January 2016 posted an increase of 3.0%, marking the 11th straight year over year increase. The results by operational category saw continued significant increases in the Part 91 market, which posted an increase of 4.0% overall.” – Argus TRAKPaq
Air France was among the leading winners at the Skytrax World Airline Awards, held in London on September 18, 2026, earning multiple distinctions that highlight the excellence of its products and cust...
ExecuJet MRO Services Australia successfully completed a major 20-year scheduled airframe inspection on an Indonesian-registered Embraer Legacy 600 at its Sydney facility, further demonstrating t...
KlasJet has achieved a significant milestone by obtaining Part 129 Operations Specifications (OpSpecs) approval from the FAA, paving the way for the company's expansion into the U.S. market. As pa...
Confidence in Asia's business aviation market is on the rise, according to new research commissioned by Airbus Corporate Jets (ACJ). Industry experts expect demand for business aircraft to grow st...