Question of the Week: The FAA Predicts 5,000 VLJs in the Next 10 Years; How About You?

Editorial Staff

Wednesday, March 21, 2007 at 12:00 AM ET

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Key Takeaways:

Results from a previous AVweb poll revealed that fuel price and customer service are the most important factors for readers when choosing an FBO.
This week's poll asks readers to predict the number of very light jet (VLJ) deliveries over the next decade, contrasting with the FAA's forecast of 5,000.
The article also provides instructions for readers to submit ideas for future "Question of the Week" polls.

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PREVIOUS RESULTS ***

Last week, AVweb asked what factor is the most important in choosing an FBO.

You won’t be surprised to hear that fuel price topped our list of decision-tipping factors, followed closely by customer service. Find out what’s really important to AVweb readers in the complete breakdown, here.

THIS WEEK’S QUESTION ***

The FAA’s forecast predicts 5,000 very light jet deliveries over the next decade. If you’d written the forecast, how many VLJs would you have predicted to be delivered in that same time frame?

More? Fewer? Tell us!

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