- July 23, 2026, was the busiest day ever for commercial aviation, with 153,359 flights tracked.
- The summer travel rush in the Northern Hemisphere drove the record demand despite challenges like fuel price spikes from the Iran War.
- The most-tracked flight was the Qantas and Airbus A350-1000ULR nonstop test flight from Toulouse to Melbourne, with about 9,000 users tracking it at any time.
- When including general, military, and private aviation, the total flights reached 287,364, the second-busiest day ever for all aviation.
- Traffic from airshows at Farnborough and Oshkosh contributed to the high total, and further records may be broken later in August.