📉 Sirio’s Monthly Flight Volume Drops by 145 Flights
Sirio S.P.A’s business jet flight activity over the past 30 days was significantly lower than during the preceding full 30-day window. Avi-Go data show that, counting each completed flight as one flight, the operator completed 158 flights from July 25 to August 23, 2026, down by 145 flights, or 47.9%, from 303 flights between June 25 and July 24, 2026. Average daily flight volume also fell from 10.10 to 5.27 flights, a decrease of 4.83 flights. Because the two reporting windows are equal in length, these figures directly reflect the recent change in the operator’s actual flight activity, although subsequent data will be needed to determine whether this short-term fluctuation will persist.
Impact: For brokers, Sirio S.P.A’s recent actual flight activity available for charter inquiries has changed. Using the previous window’s 303 flights as the basis for assessing capacity could result in a mismatch with the activity level of 158 flights recorded from July 25 to August 23, 2026. For the operator, the decline in average daily flight volume means that aircraft utilization, mission scheduling, and customer response cadence over the past 30 days should all be assessed against a lower observed baseline.
Recommendation: Brokers may adjust their recent sourcing and pricing benchmarks for Sirio S.P.A to an activity level corresponding to an average of 5.27 flights per day and continue monitoring its rolling 30-day flight volume throughout September 2026. If the daily average moves back toward the previous level of 10.10 flights, capacity expectations can be restored accordingly, avoiding long-term conclusions based solely on a single short-term window.