4,562 offers
EmptyJet Research
Aircraft Popularity Index
Aircraft models ranked by share of priced empty-leg offers listed on EmptyJet — listing share, not fleet size or real-world flight volume.
- Listed offers
- 11,517
- Models ranked
- 40
- Updated
- October 29, 2026
- Leading model
- Cessna CitationJet
Highest listing share
17.1%
Cessna CitationJet — share of priced empty-leg offers listed on EmptyJet for this aircraft model
- Light Jet46%
- Midsize Jet31%
- Heavy Jet8%
- Super Midsize Jet6%
- Turboprop6%
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Key findings
Current market signals from EmptyJet’s listed empty-leg inventory.
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According to EmptyJet’s Aircraft Popularity Index, Cessna CitationJet ranked first as of October 29, 2026, representing 17.1% of aircraft listings in the index, or 1,967 offers.
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The median listed price for Cessna CitationJet empty-leg offers was $5,200 in this edition of the index.
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Dallas (KRBD) was the most common departure point and Dallas (KRBD) the most common arrival point among Cessna CitationJet listings in the index.
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Light Jet aircraft formed the largest category in the ranked inventory, accounting for 45.5% (4,562 offers).
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By aircraft category
Share of ranked listings by category.
3,101 offers
810 offers
586 offers
562 offers
249 offers
146 offers
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Ranked models
Share of priced empty-leg offers listed on EmptyJet for each aircraft model.
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About the ranking
A view of the aircraft models that appear most often in EmptyJet’s listed empty-leg inventory.
Cite this index
Figures rank aircraft models by share of priced empty-leg offers listed on EmptyJet — listing share, not fleet size or real-world flight volume.
- Listed offers
- 11,517
- Models ranked
- 40
- Updated
- October 29, 2026
- Leading model
- Cessna CitationJet
EmptyJet. "Aircraft Popularity Index." EmptyJet Research. Updated October 29, 2026. https://emptyjet.com/research/aircraft-popularity-index
FAQ
What does the Aircraft Popularity Index measure?
It ranks aircraft models by their share of priced empty-leg offers listed on EmptyJet. It measures listing share on EmptyJet, not fleet size or real-world flight volume.
How is share calculated?
Share is the model’s listing count divided by all aircraft offers shown in this edition (11,517 offers as of October 29, 2026).
Why do aircraft rankings change?
The mix of aircraft changes as empty-leg offers are listed, sold, withdrawn, or rescheduled. Rankings can therefore move between updates.
How should these figures be quoted?
Quote the share of priced empty-leg offers listed on EmptyJet for the model, include the update date shown on this page, and link here or to the JSON/CSV download. The figures describe EmptyJet listings.