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2023 shows strong growth for Geneva Airpark

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2023 shows strong growth for Geneva Airpark - Business aviation publisher
Tatjana Obrazcova
Country: Switzerland Aircraft: Airplanes

The first indicators for 2023 promised a very positive year for Geneva Airpark. The final overall results have confirmed this growth trend, with figures clearly up, by more than 4.5%, 10% or even 56% depending on the activity, compared with 2022.

Turnover 2023 vs 2022 

·      Global 2023: + 16%

·      Total services: + 21.25%

·      Daily sheltering packages: + 56%, the third best year after 2017 and 2018

Hangar occupancy in 2023 

·      Total average annual surface area: + 6.71% (ie7,466m²) compared with 2022 (6,996m²)

Aircraft traffic in 2023

·       Total number of aircraft days: + 4.8% ie 4,335 aircraft

·       Average number of aircraft per day: + 4.42% ie 12 aircraft per day

·       + 4 avions under annual contract for a total of 20 aircraft

PART-145 certified Geneva Airpark has been based at Geneva Airport since 2009, and offers a comprehensive range of services for business aviation. Geneva Airpark has a 10,000m² hangar, which is part of 20,000m² of facilities (also including tarmac, offices, car parks), which are directly accessible from the runway next to Geneva Airport’s dedicated business aviation Terminal C3.





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