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Business booms at Avalon 2023

A successful and sold-out Avalon air show served to remined the Australian business aviation community of the importance of these events for our industry. Several international business jet OEMs made the trip with their newest aircraft, ensuring business jets were well-represented on static display and within the exhibition halls.

Avalon reported a record attendance for the trade days of the show, with numbers up by 24% from 2019. According to Justin Giddings,

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