Business jet and turboprop deliveries rise in H1 2026 with higher manufacturer revenue

Business jet and turboprop deliveries rise in H1 2026 with higher manufacturer revenue
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Global business jet deliveries increased 8.2% to 383 units in the first half of 2026, while turboprop deliveries grew 7.8% to 289 units, and manufacturer revenue reached US$14.3 billion, a 15.5% rise.

Average asking prices fell 1.6% for small jets, 5.2% for midsize jets and 15.7% for large jets over the 12 months to June 2026; only 6.6% of the worldwide business jet fleet was listed for sale, with aircraft up to five years old staying on the market about 54 days and those older than 16 years staying over 100 days.

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