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SkyPulse snapshot · 2026-07-30

Which airports are the busiest for private jets right now? — 2026-07-30

AVI-GO SkyPulse data shows that Teterboro Airport (KTEB) is the busiest private jet airport, with 5,043 movements over the trailing 14 days through 2026-07-30, an average of about 360 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 States5,043
2Westchester County AirportKHPNWestchesterUnited States3,572
3Nantucket Memorial AirportKACKNantucketUnited States2,607
4Dallas Love FieldKDALDallasUnited States2,564
5Velana International AirportVRMMMaleMaldives2,536
6Cote D'Azur International AirportLFMNNiceFrance2,368
7Washington Dulles International AirportKIADWashingtonUnited States2,240
8CentennialKAPADenverUnited States2,114
9Los Angeles Van Nuys AirportKVNYLos AngelesUnited States2,056
10Dekalb-Peachtree AirportKPDKAtlantaUnited States2,048

Methodology

This page is a frozen snapshot taken on 2026-07-30; 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 2026-07-30.

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How to cite

AVI-GO, “Busiest private jet airports — snapshot 2026-07-30”, 2026-07-30. https://ai.avi-go.com/news/ai-news-center/answers/busiest-business-jet-airports/2026-07-30

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