Teterboro tops U.S. private jet airport rankings again
AeroPattern counted 3,190 business aviation arrivals and departures at Teterboro for the week of September 7 to 13, 2026. Across the same week, it tracked 55,482 business aviation IFR departures from 2,292 airports.
- Week measured: September 7–13, 2026
- No. 1 airport: Teterboro, 3,190 movements
- No. 2 airport: Westchester County, 1,452 movements
- No. 3 airport: Dallas Love Field, 1,261 movements
- Total tracked: 55,482 IFR departures from 2,292 airports
Teterboro was the busiest business aviation airport in AeroPattern’s latest weekly ranking, covering September 7 to 13, 2026. The New Jersey airport recorded 3,190 business aviation arrivals and departures, more than double Westchester County’s 1,452.
Dallas Love Field ranked third with 1,261 movements. AeroPattern also counted 55,482 business aviation IFR departures from 2,292 airports during the week, giving a broad view of how active the sector was across the network.
The numbers show how concentrated private flying remains around major business and wealth centers. Teterboro’s lead reflects its role as the main private jet gateway to Manhattan, while Westchester and Dallas Love show the strength of suburban New York and Texas corporate flying.
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