War Impacts Business Aircraft Utilization In Middle East

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In March 2026, business aviation flights in the Middle East dropped 19% in flight cycles compared to February figures. Meanwhile, stage lengths—or hours per flight—rose 19% for the period for aircraft based in the region, according to Aviation Week’s Tracked Aircraft Utilization data. The data...
Antoine Fafard

Antoine works as an analyst with the Aviation Week Network, focusing on commercial fleets and MRO.

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