Business aviation logged 66,886 flights in the week of 7–13 September

Avi-Go’s snapshot for 7–13 September 2026 counts 66,886 business-aviation flights, up 6.24% from the previous week. The gain showed up at airports that already lead the map, including a sharp week-over-week rise at Teterboro. The weekly ranks activity. It does not price a trip.

Teterboro (KTEB) recorded 3,364 flights, up 38.27% week over week and 26.80% year over year. Paris Le Bourget (LFPB) recorded 1,095, up 12.08% week over week and 18.25% year over year. Singapore Seletar (WSSL) recorded 182, up 32.85% week over week and 26.39% year over year.

Among major airports, Madrid led week-over-week growth at 70.10%, ahead of New York at 38.27% and Singapore at 32.85%. The snapshot names Madrid as a growth leader and does not publish Madrid’s flight total in the extract used here, so the 70.10% stands without a base count in this brief.

Austin–Dallas was the busiest Americas city pair at 188 flights, up 75.70% week over week and 38.24% year over year. London–Nice led Europe, the Middle East, and Africa at 95 flights, down 11.21% week over week and 7.77% year over year. Jakarta–Singapore led Asia-Pacific at 39 flights, up 18.18% week over week and 39.29% year over year.

NetJets Aviation flew 7,739 flights in the Americas, up 14.53% week over week. NetJets Europe flew 1,563, up 2.76%. Vista Jet Ltd flew 73 in Asia-Pacific, up 2.82%. By hours, the Challenger 300 series logged 8,436.43 in the Americas, the Citation Excel, XLS, and XLS+ logged 1,842.10 in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, and the Global 6000 logged 426.08 in Asia-Pacific.

The largest percentage gains in the snapshot were Las Vegas–Mexico City, up 371.43% as a city pair; Air 7 LLC, up 200.00% as an operator; and South Bend, up 198.00% as a departure city. The extract does not include the raw counts behind those three percentages. A triple-digit weekly change can sit on a small prior week, so the useful habit is to treat the name as a lead and the percentage as incomplete until the base is known.

What the snapshot does establish is the direction of the leading markets that week: Teterboro, Le Bourget, and Seletar were all up week over week, and NetJets Aviation’s Americas volume was up 14.53% on 7,739 flights.

The week’s usable shape is 66,886 flights, a 6.24% rise, Teterboro at 3,364, and NetJets Aviation at 7,739. Use that when a client asks whether early September looked busy. Source the aircraft from the operator. A ranking is not a hold.

This brief is an original rewrite of figures in the Avi-Go Weekly Business Aviation Insights email of 14 September 2026, covering 7–13 September. It is not a verbatim reproduction of that publication.