ARGUS, WINGX release aircraft activity reports for November

ARGUS Analytics has released its November aircraft activity report and WINGX has released its Week 48 business jet activity report. Argus reports that global flight activity has increased by 8.2% when compared to Nov. 2024 but has decreased by 6.4% when compared to Oct. 2025. WINGX reports that almost 310,000 business jets departed from Week 45 to Week 48, an increase of 7% compared to the same weeks in 2024. The trend outperforms the global year-to-date (Jan. 1-Nov. 30) trend of 5%. North America had an increase of 8% in activity compared to 2024, which is the largest non-COVID gain since Jan. 2015. All individual segments were positive for November. Fractional aircraft led the operational category with a 12.8% increase in activity. Part 135 and Part 91 increased by 9.7% and 4.4% respectively. In overall aircraft categories, Small and Mid-Size cabin jets both had an increase of 10.4%. Large cabin jets had an increase of 6.3% and Turboprop aircraft had an increase of 3.8%. Business jet activity increased by 8% compared to 2024. RELATED STORIES: ARGUS, WINGX release aircraft activity reports for October Report finds 84% drop in corporate jet travel out of Austin as global traffic climbs AMSTAT releases 2025 Q3 preowned business aircraft market analysis Overall European activity increased by 0.3% compared to Nov. 2024, but decreased by 20.7% compared to Oct. 2025. Large cabin jets had an increase of 4% in activity and Mid-Size cabin jets increased by 3.8%. Small cabin jets decreased by 1.9% and Turboprops decreased by 4.8%. Business jet activity is 1% ahead of Nov. 2024 but down by 4% compared to October. Activity in the rest of the world has increased by 13.9% compared to 2024 and 7.9% compared to October. Small cabin jets had the largest increase year over year by 21.9%, and Mid-Size cabin jets had an increase of 14.9%. Turboprops and Large Cabin jets saw an increase of 13.6% and 9%. respectively.