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Flexjet Holds Steady as NYC Hub Drives 21% of Departures

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✈️ Flexjet Maintains Stable Operating Tempo, New York Metro Area Dominates Departure Patterns

Avi-Go data shows that from April to May 2026, Flexjet's monthly average total movements held at an elevated level of approximately 28,500 operations — April recorded 28,472 movements, with May edging up slightly to 28,694, a month-over-month increase of 0.78%, reflecting a highly consistent operating rhythm. In terms of departure airport distribution, Teterboro Airport (KTEB) led all departure points with 1,404 movements, capturing 21% of the Top 10 departure share, and together with Westchester County Airport (KHPN) contributed a combined 2,078 movements, clearly demonstrating the strategic importance of the New York metro area to the Flexjet network. Meanwhile, Florida's three key airports (KPBI/KAPF/KMIA) collectively recorded 1,594 movements, indicating sustained robust demand across that region. Through June 9, the daily average stands at approximately 431 movements, with the full month on track to return to April–May levels; the modest month-over-month decline of -3.23% over the past 30 days reflects normal seasonal variation.

Impact: FBOs and ground service providers at KTEB and KHPN face sustained high-intensity operational pressure, with competition for peak time slots set to intensify further as the summer busy season progresses. By contrast, the recent operational contraction at Wheels Up stands in sharp relief against Flexjet's stability, and the gap in customer retention and operational resilience within the fractional ownership market continues to widen.

Recommendation: FBO operators should complete their summer peak operational readiness plans by the end of June 2026, with stress testing focused specifically on ramp capacity, fuel supply, and ground crew staffing at KTEB and KHPN. Competitors and brokers can reference the geographic distribution of Flexjet's Top 10 departure airports to prioritize positioning of empty-leg and repositioning resources at core nodes in the New York metro area and Florida, thereby improving trip-pairing efficiency.

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