Honeywell sees 9,950 new business jets by 2035
Honeywell’s 35th Global Business Aviation Outlook forecasts 9,950 new business jet deliveries from 2026 through 2035. Including turboprops, it sees about 14,000 business aircraft worth $343 billion.
- Published: October 20, 2026
- 9,950 business jets forecast through 2035
- 4,200 turboprops included in the 10-year outlook
- $343 billion total value for jets and turboprops
- Forecast is up 4.4% on a like-for-like basis
Honeywell put a big number on the next decade of private flying: 9,950 new business jets through 2035. The forecast was released around NBAA-BACE in Las Vegas, the industry’s main U.S. convention, where manufacturers and operators test the mood of buyers.
The wider forecast, now including turboprops and personal jets, points to roughly 14,000 business aircraft deliveries worth $343 billion. Honeywell also expects the global business aviation fleet to grow about 29% by 2035.
The useful part is not just the headline total. Honeywell says fractional ownership, charter and managed fleets are becoming a larger part of demand, meaning new aircraft are being pulled not only by individual owners but by companies that sell access by the hour or share.
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