Why business aviation makes sense for small, mid-size and large companies
Fortune 500 companies fly just 3 percent of U.S business aircraft. That leaves an incredibly large majority—97 percent—to a broad cross-section of organizations, including large, medium and small governments, universities, charitable organizations and businesses.
Profile of organizations using private aviation
Small and mid-size companies
Non-executive passengers, including: customers, technicians, sales and managers
Companies with fewer than 500 employees
A survey conducted by Harris Interactive shows the typical company in the business aviation community is a small or mid-sized business flying a single aircraft used by a broad mix of employees to make business trips, taking off and landing at community airports, often with little or no airline service.
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