Businesses that rely on aviation not only did better during the Great Recession; they are already doing better in the nascent recovery when compared to their ground-bound competitors, according to one prominent researcher.
NEXA Advisors President Michael Dyment pointed to findings in his recent study of companies using business aviation to challenge an editorial in Forbes magazine editorial calling into question GM’s renewed use of business aviation, now that the company has been released from U.S. Treasury requirements resulting from the government’s investment in the company.
“Our analysis of the key financial metrics found that business aviation users weathered the Great Recession of 2008 far better than non-users."
» National Business Aviation Association
