Name: How Data May Help Make Sense of Covid-19's Impact on Business Aviation
Uploaded: 2020-04-15T13:00:00.000Z
Description: How Data May Help Make Sense of Covid-19's Impact on Business Aviation

The numbers generated by Argus International's TraqPak flight tracking software paint an all too vivid picture of the decline in business aircraft activity. However, the company's market intelligence vice president Travis Kuhn explained to AIN, the Covid-19 emergency won't necessarily play out for business aviation in the same way as other industry downturns.

 


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