NAFA member JETNET has released the third edition of the JETNET iQ Market Monitor. This edition reviews market performance on a trailing twelve-month basis.
Q1 data and early 2026 trends have introduced some meaningful shifts since our last edition. Download the report to see what's changed across macro, activity, market, and inventory.
What the new data shows:
- Global business jet departures totaled 3.9 million on an April 2026 TTM basis, up 4.9%, with North America accounting for 71% of worldwide activity
- Latin America (+9.8%) and Africa (+13.0%) led regional growth, while the Middle East contracted 17.1% YTD following the February conflict outbreak
- Global bizjet deliveries totaled 769 on an April 2026 TTM basis, pulling back from the 818 units delivered in full-year 2025, though OEM order books remain at decade-highs
- The April 2026 TTM pre-owned transaction trend rose above 15% YOY in December 2025, before softening to just +2% in April 2026 as the Middle East conflict and macro uncertainty weighed on buyer confidence
- Regions outside North America and Europe accounted for almost 15% of global departures TTM, with the Middle East seeing fuel uplift running more than 40% below pre-conflict norms, though with tentative signs of recovery in recent weeks
The 2026 GDP forecast has been revised down to 3.1%, reflecting trade tensions and the Middle East conflict. US corporate profits hit all-time highs, and equity markets remain volatile following shocks from the Strait of Hormuz closure.
Download JETNET iQ Market Monitor's third edition here
This report was originally published by JETNET on June 1, 2026.