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Aviation Week Forecasts 9,600 Business Jet Deliveries

October 16, 2026

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Key Takeaways

Over 9,600 business jets to be delivered from 2027-36.
Average 960 deliveries per year, up 36% from 2015-26.
Turboprop deliveries to average over 260 per year.
New-delivery market valued at $304 billion.

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Strategic Implications

This forecast may indicate a significant increase in demand for business aviation, which could strain maintenance and supply chain capacities. The growth in deliveries suggests a need for increased investment in aftermarket services, which could benefit maintenance providers and suppliers.

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What Happened

Business Aviation Fleet Growth Pressures Maintenance Capacity

Aviation Week Intelligence Network forecasts over 9,600 business jet deliveries and 2,600 business turboprop deliveries from 2027-36, with an average of 960 business jets per year. The new-delivery market is valued at over $304 billion, with small jets, large jets, and turboprops driving growth. However, the forecast also highlights concerns about maintenance capacity and supply chain issues, which could impact the industry’s ability to meet demand. According to Aviation Week.

Source | Originally Published: October 15, 2026

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