While the nation's major air carriers are cutting flights, grounding planes and laying off workers to combat soaring fuel prices, one area of flying appears to be largely immune: business jets.
In fact, despite the fuel cost surge, sales of these planes are booming. One study shows the number of business jets expected to be built in the next 10 years will double from the previous decade.
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In fact, despite the fuel cost surge, sales of these planes are booming. One study shows the number of business jets expected to be built in the next 10 years will double from the previous decade.
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