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SkyPulse snapshot · 2026-07-29

Which airports are the busiest for private jets right now? — 2026-07-29

AVI-GO SkyPulse data shows that Teterboro Airport (KTEB) is the busiest private jet airport, with 5,091 movements over the trailing 14 days through 2026-07-29, an average of about 364 movements a day.

These figures cover all business-aviation activity — business jets plus turboprops and piston aircraft; scheduled airline traffic is excluded. Movements count departures plus arrivals, while departures count only outbound flights. Note: AVI-GO's monthly reports count business jets only, so the two are not directly comparable. These are general-aviation / FBO-served operations.

#NameICAOCityCountryMovements
1Teterboro AirportKTEBNew YorkUnited States5,091
2Westchester County AirportKHPNWestchesterUnited States3,610
3Nantucket Memorial AirportKACKNantucketUnited States2,677
4Velana International AirportVRMMMaleMaldives2,628
5Dallas Love FieldKDALDallasUnited States2,605
6Cote D'Azur International AirportLFMNNiceFrance2,388
7Washington Dulles International AirportKIADWashingtonUnited States2,257
8Dekalb-Peachtree AirportKPDKAtlantaUnited States2,157
9CentennialKAPADenverUnited States2,148
10Los Angeles Van Nuys AirportKVNYLos AngelesUnited States2,069

Methodology

This page is a frozen snapshot taken on 2026-07-29; the figures never change and are safe to cite. Source: AVI-GO SkyPulse, AVI-GO's own aggregation of global business-aviation flight activity, covering all business-aviation activity, including turboprops and piston aircraft. Measurement window: trailing 14 days through 2026-07-29.

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How to cite

AVI-GO, “Busiest private jet airports — snapshot 2026-07-29”, 2026-07-29. https://ai.avi-go.com/news/ai-news-center/answers/busiest-business-jet-airports/2026-07-29

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