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PANEL DISCUSSION: THE FUTURE OF LIGHT COMMERCIAL AND GENERAL AVIATION: BUSINESS AVIATION

R L Swanda

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This panel looked at the future of business aviation. Business aviation is defined as the employment of privately owned aircraft, used primarily for transporting people, at times and to locations dictated by business needs and priorities. Areas covered included the size of the business aviation market, an overview of the business aviation industry, key factors that have contributed to the decline in the use of business aviation aircraft (alternative travel, economic factors, infrastructure issues), and the business aviation outlook.

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This panel looked at the future of business aviation. Business aviation is defined as the employment of privately owned aircraft, used primarily for transporting people, at times and to locations dictated by business needs and priorities. Areas covered included the size of the business aviation market, an overview of the business aviation industry, key factors that have contributed to the decline in the use of business aviation aircraft (alternative travel, economic factors, infrastructure issues), and the business aviation outlook.

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This panel looked at the future of business aviation. Business aviation is defined as the employment of privately owned aircraft, used primarily for transporting people, at times and to locations dictated by business needs and priorities. Areas covered included the size of the business aviation market, an overview of the business aviation industry, key factors that have contributed to the decline in the use of business aviation aircraft (alternative travel, economic factors, infrastructure issues), and the business aviation outlook.

Key concepts: Aviation, General aviation, Aviation engineering, Business, Commercial aviation, Business travel, Business model, Aeronautics

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