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Current State of the Industry General Aviation Manufacturers Association
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Current Market Review
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Shipments and Billings
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Total General Aviation Worldwide Shipments General Aviation Manufacturers Association Current State of the Industry
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Worldwide Piston Shipments General Aviation Manufacturers Association Current State of the Industry
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Worldwide Turboprop Shipments General Aviation Manufacturers Association Current State of the Industry
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Worldwide Business Jet Shipments General Aviation Manufacturers Association Current State of the Industry
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Worldwide Business Jet Shipments by Size General Aviation Manufacturers Association Current State of the Industry - 71% - 47% +4% Light Jets Medium Jets Large Jets Light 12,500# Medium 12,500# – 50,000# Large 50,000#
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Total General Aviation Worldwide Billings General Aviation Manufacturers Association Current State of the Industry
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Second Quarter Comparison General Aviation Manufacturers Association Current State of the Industry 387 294 381 918 867 $8.2B 260 $7.2B 243 220
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North America Δ Jets 50% +8% Turboprops 58% +15% Pistons 59% +5% Latin America Δ Jets 10% -5% Turboprops 12% -3% Pistons 9% -1% Middle East/Africa Δ Jets 7% -2% Turboprops 3% -7% Pistons 5% -1% Europe Δ Jets 20% -3% Turboprops 12% -3% Pistons 13% -6% Asia Pacific Δ Jets 14% +2% Turboprops 15% -2% Pistons 16% +2% 2011 Global Market Distribution Sectors May Not Add Up Due To Rounding
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Business Jet Global Market Distribution By Year, By Region General Aviation Manufacturers Association Current State of the Industry
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Turboprop Global Market Distribution By Year, By Region General Aviation Manufacturers Association Current State of the Industry
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Piston Global Market Distribution By Year, By Region General Aviation Manufacturers Association Current State of the Industry
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U.S. Exports Exports Were Over 50% of Total U.S. Airplane Billings U.S. Manufacturers Generated $4.3 Billion in New Airplane Export Revenue in 2011
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Market Indicators Flight Activity World Markets Corporate Profits Used Market Availability of Credit
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Corporate Profits Corporate Profits are Robust – Up Nearly 8% in U.S. (Q3 YOY) Source: As a Key Driver of Aircraft Purchases, Expect Healthy Corporate Profits to Ultimately Translate to Sales Source: BEA Some Hesitation on Making Capital Expenditures Due to Economic Uncertainty
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Large Business Jets and Rotorcraft Benefitting Most Now, but Also Important to Mid and Small Sector Continued Improvements in Infrastructure/Airspace are Vital Source: Emerging Market Demand Will Continue to Fuel the Recovery in 2012 Further Regulatory Cooperation Will Contribute to Industry Growth World Markets
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Between 2010 and 2011Business Airplane Operations Climbed 19% in the U.S. 3% in Europe Source: FAA, EUROCONTROL Flight Activity Climbed, But Only Marginally In Europe Flight Activity
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In December 2011, Percent of Active Fleets for Sale Business Jets 13.8% 1 Percentage Point Turboprops 9.6% 1 Percentage Point Helicopters 6.5%.5 Percentage Point Inventories Continue To Decline, But Asking Prices Are Still Dropping Source: JETNET Used Market
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Lenders Demanding High Down Payments and Tough Loan Terms For Used Market to Improve and Build Backlog, Lending Must Flow, Not Trickle Export Credit Agencies' Role Will be Important in 2012 Availability of Credit
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Market Indicators Flight Activity World Markets Corporate Profits Used Market Availability of Credit
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