Avinode has recorded a 27% increase in U.S. charter demand over the past year, highlighting continued strength in the private business-aircraft market. Activity on the company’s charter marketplace rose as more U.S.-based brokers joined the platform, while completed departures remained broadly stable, pointing to stronger demand without a corresponding increase in flying. [1]
The data covers charter activity in the United States on Avinode, part of Avinode Group, which brokers use to source aircraft and arrange flights with operators. The combination of higher demand and stable departures could increase competition for available business-aircraft capacity and place greater focus on fleet utilisation, pricing and operator capacity planning.
The figures do not publicly specify how Avinode defines demand or provide a breakdown by geography, aircraft category or completed bookings. They therefore indicate a marketplace trend rather than a complete measure of the U.S. charter market. The stable-departure pattern was attributed to the influx of U.S.-based brokers using the platform. [1]