Number of people employed in the operation of business aircraft in Europe in 2017

Published by Statista Research Department, Feb 3, 2023
This statistic displays the number of employees* involved in the operation of aircraft in European nations in 2017. Germany had the largest number of people operating in this sector in Europe in 2017, while Switzerland had a very high proportion of these workers relative to its size.

Number of direct, indirect and induced employees in the operation of business aircraft* in Europe in 2017, by country

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Release date

March 2018

Region

Europe

Survey time period

2017

Supplementary notes

* Aircraft operators; maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO); and fixed-base operators (FBO).

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