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Latest Harris Poll Survey Reaffirms Importance of Business Aviation to Companies, Communities

The National Business Aviation Association joined the General Aviation Manufacturers Association to release the findings of its latest survey conducted by The Harris Poll demonstrating the value of bu The National Business Aviation Association joined the General Aviation Manufacturers Association to release the findings of its latest survey conducted by The Harris Poll demonstrating the value of business aviation in providing safe, efficient transportation to companies of all sizes, particularly those located in smaller communities with little to no commercial airline service.

“The Real World of Business Aviation: 2018 Survey of Companies Using General Aviation Aircraft,” represents a statistically valid representation of the use of business aircraft. The following are among the survey’s key findings:

Most users of business aviation are small companies employing 500 or fewer workers. 62% of pilots and flight department leaders (identified as "pilots" for survey purposes) stated their companies utilize a single, turbine-powered aircraft.

Many business aircraft are largely flown to towns with little or no airline service, with pilots reporting that, on average, 31.5 percent of their flights over the past year were to destinations lacking any scheduled airline service.

Scheduling flexibility remains a key driver for business aviation, with 51.6 of passengers stating that traveling on business aircraft enables them to keep business schedules that could not be met efficiently using the scheduled airlines.

A significant portion of business aircraft passengers are technical specialists, managers and other company employees, as well as customers. These passengers spend an average of 63% of their time on board business aircraft engaged in work, compared to just 42% when traveling commercially. Furthermore, two-thirds of these passengers say they are more productive on business aircraft flights than when they are in the office.

During the past year, 38% of pilots reported flying business aircraft on humanitarian missions, averaging three such missions annually.

“Once again, we see that business aviation is a vital tool for companies of all sizes, enabling passengers to use their travel time more effectively and efficiently than alternatives, while also providing critical lift to smaller communities and areas in need of emergency relief,” NBAA President and CEO Ed Bolen said.

"Since 2009, we've said, 'No Plane No Gain,' and this updated survey confirms the power of this slogan," said GAMA President and CEO Pete Bunce. "General aviation aircraft are indispensable business productivity tools, allowing flexibility, connectivity and efficiency. But they are also on the front line, providing an essential transportation and supply link for those in need around the world."

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Americans Are Excited to Grow Older, Worry More About Health Care Costs and Finances...

Perceptions and aspirations for aging may be experiencing a major shift, according to the new survey of 2,002 U.S. adults commissioned by TD Ameritrade. The study reveals that aging timelines are le Perceptions and aspirations for aging may be experiencing a major shift, according to the new survey of 2,002 U.S. adults commissioned by TD Ameritrade. The study reveals that aging timelines are lengthening, as the average age one would classify someone as “old” is now 74, up from 68 in 2009 1. Furthermore, expectations for longevity are reaching new heights – Americans expect to live to age 84, on average.

“People are living longer 2 and surely that influences perception of what is deemed to be ‘old age’. But it’s also influenced by how Americans aspire to live their lives as they age,” says Matt Sadowsky, director of retirement and annuities, TD Ameritrade. “Our survey shows that people see aging as a time to pursue new goals and passions, reflecting that they intend to live active, fulfilling lives deeper into retirement. A more active lifestyle at older ages contributes to the shift in our perception of old age.”

The Golden Years of Opportunity – Aging Aspirations Are on the Rise

Eight in 10 (81 percent) see aging as an opportunity to reach new goals Three-quarters (76 percent) agree that aging provides time to pursue passions that did not fit into their lives before As they age, most (62 percent) want to spend time with friends and family, travel abroad (57 percent) or take up a hobby (52 percent) Americans say retirement is – or will be – the most liberating phase of their life (72 percent retired, 61 percent pre-retired)

“Our findings show that whether you’re a millennial or a boomer, people are generally upbeat about the opportunities that come with aging,” continues Sadowsky. “Americans are more likely to associate aging with wisdom (65 percent) and experience (69 percent), than becoming a burden (18 percent) or becoming out of touch (17 percent). The optimism extends across all the generations.”

Yet Despite the Glowing Outlook on Aging, Worries Do Exist

Americans worry more about the health care costs and finances (43 and 35 percent, respectively) than death (26 percent) Declining health is the top fear Americans face about getting older, as losing mental and physical function (both 58 percent) rank the highest Nearly half (46 percent) fear losing loved ones.

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