Jetcraft's Fazal-Karim Says 60% of Sales Are in North America

The video discusses the lifespan and resale value of aircraft, highlighting that they can be flown for 20 years. It explains the depreciation of aircraft, similar to cars, and notes that most sales are in North America, with growing interest in China. The video also covers the costs associated with owning an aircraft, including fixed and variable expenses.

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