Pair volume
Miami ↔ New York recorded 4,098 bidirectional movements Jan–Aug 2025 (-2.8% YoY), rank #3 per Avi-Go North America Business Aviation Analytics Report Jan–Aug 2025. New York was origin for 6.68% of Miami arrivals — the leading external link in the destination-city table.
Miami–New York is where super-midsize meets ultra-long-range — Gulfstream share on this pair exceeds any other top-ten sector.
The Sun Belt cluster (West Palm Beach, Miami-Opa Locka, Scottsdale) combined for 112,930 movements in the report's hub analysis.
Aircraft differentiation
Challenger 300 led at 15.71% of pair flights. Gulfstream G550 (5.61%) and G450 (5.32%) combined for 10.93% — unusually heavy for a top-ten NA pair, reflecting wealth-management and international positioning traffic.
Compare with G550 charter and Challenger 350 cabin economics when quoting this corridor.
Seasonality note
New York–West Palm Beach declined -16.6% as post-pandemic Florida surges normalize — brokers should not assume all Florida pairs move in lockstep. Monitor empty legs on shoulder weeks for softer pricing.
Source: Avi-Go NA Jan–Aug 2025 report.
Verified data & source
Figures in this briefing are drawn exclusively from the Avi-Go North America Business Aviation Analytics Report Jan–Aug 2025. Key verified statements:
- Miami ↔ New York ranked #3 in Jan–Aug 2025 with 4,098 movements (-2.8% YoY); Challenger 300 led aircraft share at 15.71%.
- The Sun Belt cluster (West Palm Beach, Miami-Opa Locka, Scottsdale) combined for 112,930 movements in Jan–Aug 2025.
- The Challenger 300 series flew 146,696 North American departures in Jan–Aug 2025 (8.43% share) — #1 among individual models.
- The Northeast Corridor cluster (Teterboro, Westchester, Dulles) combined for 171,641 movements in Jan–Aug 2025.
Frequently asked questions
What rank is Miami–New York?
#3 in North America with 4,098 movements Jan–Aug 2025.
Did the pair grow?
It declined -2.8% YoY in the Jan–Aug window.
Which aircraft dominate?
Challenger 300 (15.71%); G550 and G450 combined 10.93%.
How much NY traffic feeds Miami?
New York accounts for 6.68% of Miami arrivals — top external origin.