✈️ Solairus recorded 1,573 flights around the transition date
Solairus Aviation’s business aircraft flight records around the October 1, 2026 transition date establish a baseline for follow-up tracking. Avi-Go data show that the operator recorded 1,573 completed business aircraft flights from September 20 through October 4, 2026, a reporting window spanning the transition date. Under the operator-based counting method, each completed flight counts as one flight; takeoffs and landings are not counted separately. This figure reflects Solairus Aviation’s flight activity during that window, not flights associated with the transitioning accounts. Subsequent figures will be comparable with this 15-day record only if they use the same operator-based scope and completed-flight counting method.
Impact: For Solairus Aviation’s operations team, the 1,573 flights can serve as a reference point for flight activity around the transition date, but they cannot be used directly to measure business changes resulting from the transition. Treating the entire reporting window as post-transition performance would include flights made before the transition and could affect internal assessments of changes in workload.
Recommendation: Starting October 5, 2026, Solairus Aviation can total completed flights daily and examine records before and after October 1, 2026 separately, continuing to count each completed flight as one flight. To analyze business involved in the transition, it should then match flight records to specific aircraft-owner accounts or previous management providers, rather than attributing all of the operator’s activity to the transition.