North America Top 10 Airports

21. North America Top 10 Airports January 2026 vs December 2025 Note: Based on total departures (arrivals + departures). Rank ICAO City Volume Change MoM % 1 KTEB New York 9,509 12,563 -3,054 -24.31% 2 KOPF Miami 6,366 5,931

+435 +7.33% 3 KPBI West Palm Beach 6,126 5,207 +919 +17.65% 4 KDAL Dallas 5,849 6,427 -578 -8.99% 5 KPBI Naples 5,525 5,627 -102 -1.81% 6 KHPN Westchester 5,144 6,178 -1,034 -16.74% 7 KLAS Las Vegas 5,057 4,699 +358 +7.62%

8 KSDL Scottsdale 4,898 4,605 +293 +6.36% 9 KFLL Fort Lauderdale 4,170 3,899 +271 +6.95% 10 KIAD Washington 4,128 5,368 -1,240 -23.10% Top 10 Total 56,772 Departures Biggest Gainer KPBI West Palm Beach +17.65% Growing Airports

5 / 10 Positive MoM Florida Effect +1,625 KOPF + KPBI + KFLL Winter Season Peak in Florida January represents the peak of the winter travel season in South Florida, with Miami (KOPF +7.33%), West Palm Beach (KPBI +17.65%), and Fort Lauderdale (KFLL +6.95%) all posting strong gains. These airports collectively added over 1,600 flights month-over-month, driven by high-net-worth seasonal migration and corporate retreats relocating to warmer climates during the Northeast winter.

Post-Holiday Northeast Adjustment Northeast hubs experienced sharp post-holiday corrections, with KTEB (New York -24.31%) and KIAD (Washington -23.10%) recording the steepest declines as December's elevated holiday travel normalized. Meanwhile, Sun Belt destinations (Las Vegas +7.62%, Scottsdale +6.36%) continue to attract winter visitors, maintaining their seasonal appeal as year-round business aviation centers.