North America: Top 10 Aircraft Models by Flights

43. North America: Top 10 Aircraft Models by Flights Monthly Flight Volume with MoM Comparison | June 2026 101,783 Top 10 Total June Flights 107,512 Previous Month May Flights -4.40% Average MoM Modest Softening Cessna Top Brand

5 Models in Top 10 # Aircraft Model Flights Prev MoM 1 Phenom 300 19,850 20,837 -4.74% 2 Challenger 300 Series(300/350/3500) 18,349 19,514 -5.97% 3 Citation Latitude 14,057 15,130 -7.09% 4 Citation Excel/XLS/XLS+ 13,095 14,302

-8.44% 5 Citation CJ3 9,754 10,072 -3.16% 6 Challenger 600 Series(600/601/604/605/650) 7,225 7,677 -5.89% 7 Hawker 800 Series 4,970 5,658 -12.16% 8 Citation X 4,889 4,677 +4.53% 9 Falcon 2000 Series 4,831 4,876 -0.92% 10 Citation Longitude

4,763 4,769 -0.13% Phenom 300 Leads North America: The Phenom 300 tops North America with 19,850 flights in June, ahead of the Challenger 300 Series (18,349) on a modest -4.74% MoM softening. June's normalized activity eased most Top 10 models, with light and super-midsize jets holding near year-ago levels.

Modest Softening: North America's average MoM of -4.40% reflects broadly normalized June demand. The Hawker 800 Series eased most (-12.16%) and the Citation Excel/XLS -8.44%, while the Citation X bucked the trend (+4.53%) and the Citation Longitude was near flat (-0.13%) — a uniformly modest pullback across the Top 10.

Cessna Dominance: Cessna places 5 models in the Top 10 (Citation Latitude, Excel/XLS/XLS+, CJ3, X, Longitude), demonstrating the brand's strong presence in North America. The Top 10 captured 101,783 flights in June, down from 107,512 in May.

Structural Demand: The Top 10 ranking confirms durable structural demand for super-midsize and light-jet segments. Models with concentrated charter/fractional deployment — Phenom 300, Challenger 300 Series, Citation Latitude — held the strongest absolute volumes as June activity normalized near year-ago levels.