China’s private-jet market finding level flight path after sell-offs: source
China's private jet market is showing signs of stabilization this year after a period of significant sell-offs following the COVID-19 pandemic. According to Hong Kong-based Asian Sky Group, the net decrease in private jets in mainland China was six in 2025, a notable slowdown from a net decrease of 21 in 2024.

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AI-generatedChina's private jet market is showing signs of stabilization this year after a period of significant sell-offs following the COVID-19 pandemic. According to Hong Kong-based Asian Sky Group, the net decrease in private jets in mainland China was six in 2025, a notable slowdown from a net decrease of 21 in 2024. This contraction had previously outpaced other Asian markets. While a few new business jet deliveries are pending, very few occurred last year. The firm suggests that sales by owners facing financial difficulties have likely concluded, indicating a potential shift in demand across industries.
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5 extractedThe contraction in China's private jet market outpaced all other Asian markets in 2024.
Mainland China had a net decrease of 21 private jets in 2024.
Mainland China lost a net six private jets in 2025.
Very few new business jet deliveries were made in China last year.
China's private-jet market is stabilizing after a period of sell-offs.