BOM logged 5,503 flights across seven days in February 2026, averaging 786 movements per day and 32.8 per hour. Arrivals outnumbered departures 3,368 to 2,135, with that asymmetry present across every day of the capture window. The busiest single day was February 12th with 808 total movements, and the busiest hour across the week was 19:00 IST, which saw 267 flights, 171 of them arrivals. Activity never stopped: the first and last recorded movements fell at 00:00 and 23:59 IST respectively. The dominant route pair was Mumbai to Bengaluru, with 381 combined movements, 225 arrivals and 156 departures. Hyderabad ranked second at 191 total, followed by Kolkata at 68. Safdarjung Airport in Delhi appeared exclusively as a departure destination with 51 outbound flights and zero arrivals. Dubai was the only international airport in the top ten, accounting for 28 arrivals and no departures within the capture window. Of the 843 unique aircraft observed, 466 were Indian-registered. The next largest groups were UAE-registered at 66 and UK-registered at 34. Approach tracks concentrated from the NNE at 776 counts and ENE at 534, with SE third at 424. Departures spread more evenly, with the N corridor leading at 456, followed by ENE at 316 and SE at 275. Cruising altitudes clustered between 36,000 and 38,000 feet, the single densest band in the dataset. The average recorded altitude across all ADS-B points was 15,302 feet, pulled down by the high density of low-altitude terminal traffic. The peak recorded altitude was 47,050 feet, logged on a departure to Coimbatore by VT-JOE.