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64. Most Active Aircraft Single Aircraft Performance Champion | June 2026 ✈ Aircraft of the Month VH-AMM Aircraft Model Pilatus PC-24 Operator Pel-Air Aviation Network Australia 168 Flights Averaging 5.6 flights/day Top 10 Routes

1 Sydney ↔ Wagga Wagga Australia 19 2 Sydney ↔ Tamworth Australia 16 3 Newcastle ↔ Sydney Australia 14 4 Orange ↔ Sydney Australia 9 5 Dubbo ↔ Sydney Australia 9 6 Port Macquarie ↔ Sydney Australia 8 7 Griffith ↔ Sydney Australia

8 8 Moree ↔ Tamworth Australia 7 9 Newcastle ↔ Tamworth Australia 7 10 Coffs Harbour ↔ Sydney Australia 7 Operational Insights Operational Profile The Pilatus PC-24 (VH-AMM), operated by Pel-Air Aviation, flew 168 flights in June 2026 — averaging 5.6 flights per day, the single busiest aircraft globally. Its Top 10 routes span 10 cities entirely within Australia, confirming a dense domestic regional-connector deployment centred on Sydney.

Network Concentration The Top 3 routes (Sydney-Wagga Wagga, Sydney-Tamworth, Newcastle-Sydney) carried 19, 16 and 14 flights respectively — together 29.2% of the aircraft's total. Sydney anchors most legs, with the twin-turbofan shuttling steadily between the metro hub and New South Wales regional towns.

Notable Pattern With 168 flights across the 30-day month, this aircraft held a steady tempo of nearly 5.6 departures every day . The consistently domestic Australian pattern, hubbed on Sydney, marks a high-utilization regional light jet operating at normalized June levels.