AVI-GO monthly global business-aviation analytics: total flight volume, month-over-month and year-over-year change, and North America / Europe / Rest-of-World structure for each month.
Global business jet flights totaled 296,062 in July 2026, up 0.74% from June 2026's 293,874 and down 0.84% from July 2025's 298,562, with Jan-July 2026 cumulative volume of 2,003,399 flights up 2.01% versus 1,963,843 in the same period of 2025. North America led with 210,945 flights (71.25% of global departures), followed by Europe with 57,597 flights (19.45% of global departures) and Rest of World with 27,520 flights (9.30% of global departures). The United States dominated country rankings with 193,512 flights (65.37% of global departures), while the Praetor 500 topped aircraft utilization at 53.42% among a fleet of 93 units.
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Global business jet flights totaled 293,874 in June 2026, down 1.62% from May 2026's 298,711 and down 0.34% from June 2025's 294,864, with Jan-June 2026 cumulative volume of 1,707,337 flights up 2.53% versus 1,665,281 in the same period of 2025. North America led with 209,985 flights (71.45% of global departures), followed by Europe with 56,579 flights (19.25% of global departures) and Rest of World with 27,310 flights (9.29% of global departures). The United States dominated country rankings with 191,866 flights (65.30% of global departures), while the Praetor 500 topped aircraft utilization at 54.41% among a fleet of 90 units.
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Global business aviation reached 374,254 flights in May 2026, up from 287,021 in April (+30.39% MoM) and from 295,444 in May 2025 (+26.68% YoY), marking the strongest month in the trailing twelve. North America led with 280,655 flights (74.99% of global departures), followed by Europe with 61,276 flights (16.37% of global departures) and Rest of World with 32,323 flights (8.64% of global departures), with Europe posting the sharpest MoM gain at +68%. The United States dominated country rankings with 256,575 flights (68.57% of global departures), while the Praetor 500 led aircraft utilization at a 55.27% activity rate among a fleet of 90 units. Jan-May 2026 cumulative volume stood at 1,506,152 flights versus 1,375,688 in the same 2025 period, a +9.48% YoY increase.
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Global business jet flights reached 249,830 in April 2026, down from a higher March total (a 24.17% MoM decline) and also down 5.12% year-over-year versus April 2025. North America remained dominant with 188,597 flights of 249,830 global departures, compared with 32,651 in Europe and 28,582 in the Rest of World. The United States led all countries with 170,410 flights, representing 68.23% of global departures, far ahead of Brazil's 8,179 flights. Among aircraft models, the Citation Latitude posted the highest utilization rate at 51.60% across its 292-aircraft fleet.
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Global business jet flights reached 360,597 in March 2026, up from the prior month by 70.34% MoM and up 24.82% YoY, with a fleet of 17,012 active aircraft averaging 11,632 daily flights. North America led with 273,674 flights, equal to 75.89% of global departures, followed by Europe with 53,807 flights (14.92% of global departures) and Rest of World with 33,116 flights (9.18% of global departures). The United States alone recorded 244,946 flights, accounting for 67.93% of global departures, far ahead of Mexico's 9,192 flights. The Citation Latitude topped aircraft utilization at 53.89% activity rate across a fleet of 383 units, the highest among all tracked models.
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Global business jet flights totaled 211,153 in February 2026, down from a higher January 2026 level (down 20.32% MoM) and below February 2025 volumes (down 16.51% YoY), with a daily average of 7,541 flights across an active fleet of 16,331 aircraft. North America remained dominant with 163,330 flights of 211,153 global departures (77.35%), followed by Europe with 28,197 flights (13.35%) and Rest of World with 19,626 flights (9.29%). The United States led all countries with 146,811 flights of 211,153 global departures (69.53%), far ahead of second-place Mexico with 6,272 flights. The Praetor 500 topped aircraft utilization at 38.69% activity rate across its 84-aircraft fleet, narrowly ahead of the Challenger 850 at 38.43%.
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In January 2026, global business jet flights totaled 263,595, down 9.42% from December 2025's 291,024 flights but up 0.56% year-over-year from January 2025's 262,122 flights. North America dominated activity with 201,356 flights (76.39% of global departures), followed by Europe with 31,435 flights (11.93% of global departures) and Rest of World with 30,804 flights (11.69% of global departures). The United States alone accounted for 178,606 flights, representing 67.77% of global departures, while the Citation Longitude led aircraft utilization with a 55.69% activity rate among 119 tracked units. The month's decline reflects a typical post-holiday seasonal dip, while the modest annual gain signals market stabilization after 2025's strong expansion.
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