Appendix
Sources
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Organization for Economic
Co-operation and Development
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Resolution Foundation
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Our World in Data
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VREF Publishing, Inc.
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Jetcraft Transaction Data
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AMSTAT Premier & StatPak
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AircraftPost
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Forecast methodology
Our approach to every aircraft we place, price and position in the market is fueled by data science, and the analyses presented in our forecast are no different. Our experienced team of data scientists analyzes thousands of data points each year to provide a unique prediction of future pre-owned jet transaction value and volume. The forecast uses a mix of quantitative and qualitative techniques, incorporating past pre-owned jet transaction data, alongside our ‘boots on the ground’ knowledge and understanding of wider macroeconomic trends and industry drivers. Jetcraft’s uncommon insight is further reinforced by 60+ years’ experience in the aircraft transaction process, combining art and science in ways unmatched in our industry.