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Asia-Pacific Mood & Intentions – Asian Sky Quarterly Q2 2025

Asia-Pacific Mood & Intentions – Asian Sky Quarterly Q2 2025

Quarterly Survey Respondent Breakdown

Q2 2025 Survey Highlights

  1. In Q2 2025, optimism levels in the survey rebounded to 76.4% after hitting a low point in the previous quarter. Greater China also recorded a notable recovery.
  2. Half of respondents (50.0%) reported increased aircraft utilization during the quarter, while 22.1% saw a decrease and 27.9% reported no change.
  3. Purchase intentions reached their highest level in the past 12 months, with 64.7% expressing plans to acquire aircraft within the next year. Of these, 31.8% preferred new aircraft and 32.9% favored pre-owned models.
  4. Regarding the pre-owned market, 39.3% of respondents viewed it as relatively balanced, 25.0% considered it a buyer’s market, and only 3.6% perceived it as a seller’s market.
  5. Short-term charter demand weakened, with 42.6% intending to charter in the next three months, down from 58.1% in the previous quarter.

In Asian Sky Group’s Q2 2025 survey on the industry’s mood and intentions, we received more than 200 responses from business aviation professionals.

  1. Southeast Asia and Northeast Asia (47.3%)
  2. Greater China, mainly covering mainland China and Hong Kong SAR (17.0%)
  3. Oceania (10.7%)
  4. South Asia (6.3%)
  5. Middle East and North Africa (0.9%)

More than half (52.7%) of respondents were from business jet related companies, with the remainder mainly involved in business turboprops (23.0%) and turbine helicopters (20.0%).

Respondents represented a variety of business sectors: 29.4% were from aircraft operators or management companies, 32.9% from aircraft sales or charter brokerages, and 27.1% from service providers.


To read the full article, please download our Asian Sky Quarterly Q2 2025 Report.

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