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Business aviation in Europe opened 2025 with a steady, measured start. Compared to Q1 2024, the market showed a slight upward trend year over year, signaling underlying resilience — but the overall pace remained modest. Activity pulled back from the busier Q4 2024, which had seen a seasonal lift from winter holiday travel, end-of-year business movement, and major events across the continent. This Q1 slowdown isn’t unusual. It reflects the typical drop-off after the peak holiday period, especially in regions tied to luxury tourism and leisure travel. Still, the year-on-year numbers suggest that core demand — especially for business-driven charter flights — continues to hold steady or grow slightly, even in a cooling macroeconomic climate. While the top-level numbers may look flat, the real story is in the detail. Some countries and cities are quietly gaining ground, others losing momentum. Aircraft preferences are shifting. Routes are evolving. And behind every trend is a mix

As of mid-2025, the global business aviation market continues to expand, but at a measured and strategic pace, following a strong recovery period in previous years. According to Global Market Insights, the business jet market was valued at around USD 30 billion in 2024, with long-term projections suggesting it will surpass USD 45 billion by 2032. However, the 2025 year-to-date (YTD) trajectory reflects moderate growth, with most regions seeing a low-single-digit percentage increase in flight activity compared to the same period in 2024. This cooling trend marks a shift from the rebound-driven momentum of 2022–2023 to a more stable and sustainable demand curve. OEMs like Gulfstream and Bombardier continue to report healthy backlogs, but order intake has shifted from volume toward value, with buyers prioritizing long-range, high-performance jets equipped with advanced avionics and sustainability features. A strong uptick in demand is visible in Asia-Pacific and the Middle East, where

Avi-Go is excited to debut at the Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition (NBAA-BACE) 2024 in Las Vegas, presenting our cutting-edge platform designed to address the challenges facing air charter operators and brokers today. Our streamlined solutions are aligned with the event's focus on forward-thinking emerging technologies, especially in enhancing service delivery, streamlined air charter operations, and overall efficiency.