What Are the Fastest-Growing Private Jet Destinations in North America?

As autumn settles across much of the Northern Hemisphere, many expect private jet activity to shift toward metropolitan centres, major business events, or the start of winter travel. However, Avi-Go’s October 2025 Global Business Aviation tells a more surprising story. Instead of slowing down, three island destinations continue to attract private travellers long after summer ends. Although often associated with Caribbean holidays, these destinations are geographically part of North America, and they are quickly becoming the region’s standout performers for private aviation.

Image 1. OCTOBER 2025 GLOBAL BUSINESS AVIATION ANALYTICS REPORT, Page 9

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Turks and Caicos Islands

Image 3. Turks and Caicos Islands

Turks and Caicos recorded the strongest growth of all three destinations. Private jet movements increased from 124 flights in September to 187 in October, resulting in a 50.81 percent jump. This is the highest growth rate in the region within this period. The islands are considered part of North America due to their geographic position southeast of The Bahamas and their established aviation and tourism links with the continent. The data suggests that demand is being driven by an earlier start to winter travel, improved route accessibility, and the continued strength of high-end leisure traffic.

The Bahamas

Image 4. The Bahamas

The Bahamas posted substantial growth despite already operating at significantly higher volumes than the neighbouring markets. Private jet activity rose from 648 flights in September to 921 in October, marking an increase of 42.13 percent. The Bahamas’ classification within North America is based on its geographic location just off the Florida coast and its long-standing integration with the region’s travel and aviation networks. The sustained appeal of its beaches, resorts, and exclusive island properties continues to attract private travellers throughout the year. The scale of growth suggests persistent underlying demand rather than short seasonal behaviour.

U.S. Virgin Islands

Image 5. U.S. Virgin Islands

The U.S. Virgin Islands experienced a steady rise in activity, increasing from 99 flights in September to 128 in October. This represents a growth rate of 29.29 percent. While smaller in volume compared to The Bahamas, the growth pattern is consistent and reflects the territory’s position as a reliable year-round destination within the North American region. The combination of cultural tourism, marine activities, and comfortable autumn weather contributes to its stable demand among private jet travellers.

Why These Summer Destinations Are Thriving in Autumn

When assessing the combined data, a clear pattern emerges. Travellers are extending their leisure season into September and October because these months offer warm weather, calmer conditions, and significantly lower crowd levels. For private jet flyers, this also translates to smoother airport operations, better scheduling flexibility, and superior access to premium services on the ground. These factors influence booking behaviour and support the strong autumn performance of all three destinations, demonstrating that demand is no longer confined to traditional peak periods.

Summer or Autumn, Which Team Are You?

Some travellers prefer the vibrant energy of summer, while others enjoy the serene elegance of autumn. Both seasons offer something unique, and private jet travel makes either option effortless. For brokers looking to support their clients, Avi-Go’s Aircraft Search and Charter Order tools help identify suitable aircraft and gather competitive quotes quickly and transparently. For operators, Charter Order and Trip Board provide opportunities to share availability, respond to demand, and secure new flights.

If you would like to explore the full global business aviation data, you can download it here.