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41. Europe: Average Monthly Flight Hours Top 10 Aircraft Models by Per-Aircraft Flight Hours | February 2026 54.00h Highest Hours Citation VI 42.43h Top 10 Average Monthly Hours 1.69x Gap Ratio #1 vs #10 Cessna Top Brand 4 Models in Top 10

Rank Aircraft Model Flight Hours Hours #1 Citation VI 54.00h #2 Airbus ACJ319 Premium 53.06h #3 Citation III 49.92h #4 Premier IA 46.23h #5 Airbus ACJ 220 45.43h #6 Citation Latitude 41.47h #7 Challenger 850 35.02h #8 Gulfstream G100

34.12h #9 Praetor 600 33.09h #10 Phenom 300 31.91h Citation VI Leads: The Citation VI tops Europe with 54.00 hours/month, followed closely by Airbus ACJ319 Premium at 53.06h. These two models significantly outpace the rest of the Top 10, demonstrating exceptional utilization in European charter and government shuttle operations.

Strong Midsize Presence: Citation III (#3 at 49.92h) and Premier IA (#4 at 46.23h) demonstrate solid utilization across midsize segments, reflecting their continued value in European corporate operations where range matches typical mission profiles.

Citation VI Leads: The Citation VI tops Europe with 54.00 hours/month, followed by Airbus ACJ319 Premium at 53.06h. Legacy Citation models continue to demonstrate high utilization in European charter operations. Lower Overall Utilization: Europe's Top 10 average (42.43h) is below North America levels, reflecting seasonal patterns, shorter average flight distances, and a higher proportion of owner-operated aircraft with less intensive flying schedules.

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