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There is some regional rebound this month, with flight activity in Italy up 150%, reflecting its early lockdown last March. The UK, which had a relatively late lockdown, and for which restrictions are now much stricter, is seeing more than 50% reduction in business aviation activity this month. Indeed, trending daily activity in the UK is half what it was in July last year.

Austria is slightly up while Ukraine, Greece, Poland, are all seeing growth of more than 20% compared to March 2020.  Smaller markets such as Malta, Bulgaria, Croatia, Hungary and Latvia are also seeing strong year on year recoveries..

Business aviation out of Germany is down only 2%, with no other country seeing the same declines as the UK, although Switzerland and Netherlands are both trailing by 20%. At the airport level, whilst Ciampino and Malpensa have more than doubled moribund traffic in March 2020, the UK’s airports are operating at under half normal activity. Geneva, deprived of a ski season, is also well down on usual while Majorca is up 8% and Madrid Barajas departures are up 25% year on year.

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The strongest markets are Russia and Turkey, which have been resilient throughout the pandemic. Business jet travel in these two countries is up 30% this month. Trending daily activity is also up 19% on March 2019.

Vnukovo has outranked Le Bourget in March activity, with 12% growth compared to March last year. Vnukovo’s activity is similar to Toluca, Mexico, which is trending down 36% this month. Nassau’s activity is also comparable and trending up 8% in March. Other leading airports for business jet departures include Al Maktoum where activity is more than double where it was in March 2020 and in March 2019.