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What Is The 2015 Outlook For The Business Jet Market?

Fred George May 18, 2015
Credit: Gulfstream Aerospace
General aviation was on a roll in 2014, with business jet deliveries up 6.5%, according to the General Aviation Manufacturers Association (GAMA). Even though turboprop deliveries declined 5.5% and new turbine rotorcraft shipments dropped 22.4%, the total number of business airplanes in service grew...
Fred George

Fred formerly was senior editor and chief pilot with Business & Commercial Aviation and Aviation Week's chief aircraft evaluation pilot. He has flown left seat in virtually every turbine-powered business jet produced in the past three decades.

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