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The recalls would most likely be to the 300 and 45 fleets.

I don't see how we get through the next peak period without recalls or a ridiculous amount of charter. Where the balance for that is I don't know, and in the defense of our "leadership", they have to take into account a probable downturn due to the policies of the dear leader in Washington.

It's a tough nut, but that's why they're supposed to be the managers.
 
Maybe Flex is busy, but they would be the exception.

Per ARG/US, frac flying has been down month over month for the past three months and is up less than 10% from 2009 levels. Most of that increase is from turbo props.

Overall flying has been flat for almost four months. Here is the site with the info-

Go to their press releases on the home page, or Google, and you can get the breakdown for the monthly breakouts of Part 91, Part 135, and fracs.
 
Maybe fractional flying is down but card sales are up it seems... there is a post on the marquis card program somewhere on this. I know I would rather buy a prepaid card from a Fractional like Flex or Netjets, CS than a charter company, of course I would have to figure out a way to earn a whole lot more to buy in myself..

I cant see that info though on that link, only the business aircraft flights as a whole(not that I don't doubt it as there has been lots of article about the change in the industry dynamics).
 
We've been running consistently at 104-108% of projections for the year, though it's recently slowed down in the last month or so as the summer doldrums have hit. Even then, we're doing 97%+ of our projections.

As for cards, I've had several rotations lately where I didn't fly a single 91k leg.
 
Wonder how they get the info if the flight is a 91/ 91k / 135 flight ? They would have to poll the owner wouldn't they... or is there another way to find this out easy....
 
For Immediate Release

ARGUS Releases June Business Aircraft Activity

Cincinnati, Ohio, July 5, 2010[FONT=Arial,Arial][FONT=Arial,Arial]….ARGUS [/FONT][/FONT]TRAQPak [FONT=Arial,Arial][FONT=Arial,Arial]data is serial-number specific aircraft arrival and departure information on all IFR flights in the US (including Alaska and Hawaii). The tables below reflect business aircraft activity data for June 1-30, 2010 vs. May 1-31, 2010 and June 1-30, 2010 vs. June 1-30, 2009 respectively. Note: Part 135 charter certificate flight activity reflects flights of aircraft on Part 135 charter certificates irrespective of the mission type. [/FONT][/FONT]
 

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