North America: Average Monthly Flight Hours

40. North America: Average Monthly Flight Hours Top 10 Aircraft Models by Per-Aircraft Flight Hours | June 2026 105.61h Highest Hours ERJ 145 VIP 74.92h Top 10 Average Monthly Hours 1.79x Gap Ratio #1 vs #10 Bombardier Top Brand

3 Models in Top 10 Rank Aircraft Model Flight Hours Hours #1 ERJ 145 VIP 105.61h #2 CRJ-200 VIP 95.39h #3 Citation Longitude 85.12h #4 Citation Latitude 81.96h #5 Praetor 500 79.13h #6 Challenger 850 62.17h #7 Gulfstream G300

61.29h #8 Falcon 100 60.06h #9 Gulfstream G400 59.6h #10 Challenger 800 58.85h ERJ 145 VIP Leads: The ERJ 145 VIP leads North America in June with 105.61 hours/month, followed by the CRJ-200 VIP at 95.39h and Citation Longitude at 85.12h. This reflects intensive deployment and concentrated utilization on the most-active aircraft in the regional Top 10 as June volumes held near year-ago levels.

Top 10 Composition: The North America ranking spans 105.61h (#1) to 58.85h (#10), a 1.79x gap ratio — a moderate spread, as a pair of VIP-conversion standouts pull clear of a tightly packed super-midsize field. Bombardier Presence: Bombardier places 3 models in the Top 10 — CRJ-200 VIP, Challenger 850, and Challenger 800 — underscoring its strong presence in North American fleet utilization. The Top 10 average of 74.92h reflects the regional intensity of deployment for high-utilization aircraft.

Mission Profile: The Top 10 spans diverse categories — super-midsize jets (Citation Longitude/Latitude, Praetor 500), VIP and regional conversions (ERJ 145 VIP, CRJ-200 VIP), large-cabin types (Gulfstream G300/G400, Challenger 800), and legacy types (Falcon 100). June's normalized activity kept deployment intensity steady across the most actively flown aircraft.