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41. Europe: Average Monthly Flight Hours Top 10 Aircraft Models by Per-Aircraft Flight Hours | March 2026 93.66h Highest Hours Learjet 50/55 Series 67.35h Top 10 Average Monthly Hours 1.80x Gap Ratio #1 vs #10 Cessna Top Brand

4 Models in Top 10 Rank Aircraft Model Flight Hours Hours #1 Learjet 50/55 Series 93.66h #2 Citation Latitude 89.86h #3 Citation VI 81.52h #4 Challenger 850 64.47h #5 Airbus ACJ319 Premium 64.24h #6 Phenom 300 62.82h #7 Citation CJ2

56.28h #8 Learjet 40/45 Series 54.56h #9 Citation III 54.12h #10 Praetor 600 51.95h Learjet 50/55 Series Leads: The Learjet 50/55 Series leads Europe in March with 93.66 hours/month (3.0 hours/day), followed by Citation Latitude at 89.86 hours/month and Citation VI at 81.52 hours/month. This reflects strong deployment patterns in the region during the March seasonal rebound.

Cessna Dominance: Citation models hold 4 spots in Europe's Top 10 (Citation Latitude #2, Citation VI #3, Citation CJ2 #7, Citation III #9), reflecting Cessna's strong presence in European mid-size charter and fractional fleets.

Bombardier Presence: Bombardier places 3 models in the Top 10—Learjet 50/55 Series (#1 at 93.66h), Challenger 850 (#4 at 64.47h), and Learjet 40/45 Series (#8 at 54.56h)—spanning light to super-midsize categories across European markets.

Balanced Utilization Spread: Europe shows a 1.80x gap ratio between #1 and #10, with a Top 10 average of 67.35h/month—slightly below North America levels, reflecting a higher mix of owner-operators and shorter mission profiles typical of intra-European flying.

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