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GAMA figures for 2015

US AOPA article

Amazing that Diamond declined 30%.

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Shoreham EGKA, United Kingdom

What is GAMA anyway. Except from bizjets and helicopters they represent 10-20 % of GA. Very much irrelevant for most pilots and most of the associated GA industry (with the exceptions above).

The elephant is the circulation
ENVA ENOP ENMO, Norway

LeSving wrote:

What is GAMA anyway.

It doesn’t matter who they are or who they represent in this context. The production/sales figures they publish are the same for everybody.

Last Edited by what_next at 12 Feb 11:50
EDDS - Stuttgart

They are the same, but they only show a fraction of manufacturers or sales. There are many LSA (read: certified aircraft) manufacturers, glider and motorglider manufacturers, microlight manufacturers and of course the Kit manufacturers that go unnoticed. There are even a couple CS23 aircraft manufacturers not mentioned. So a decline in GAMA reported sales has only limited value to the evaluation of aircraft sales as a whole because a shift to LSA or microlight, motorgliders or homebuilt aircraft goes unnoticed.

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Aufwind GmbH
EKPB, Germany
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