FCO logged 6,012 flights across seven days from August 20 to 26, 2025, averaging 859 flights per day and 35.8 per hour across 1,311 unique aircraft. Departures outnumbered arrivals 3,322 to 2,690. Sunday the 24th was the busiest single day at 900 movements. The quietest stretch ran from 02:00 to 04:00 CEST, bottoming out at 18 total flights in the 02:00 hour. The day built quickly from there, with the 06:00 and 07:00 hours each crossing 200 movements as morning traffic accelerated. The single busiest hour of the week was 22:00, which produced 403 flights, 303 of them departures. Catania was the top route by a wide margin, with 256 combined movements. Barcelona and Madrid followed at 181 and 180 respectively, then Paris CDG at 142 and Frankfurt at 124. Approach tracks were most concentrated from the northwest and north-northwest, which together accounted for over 760 arrival tracks. Departure flows showed the same northwest bias, with NW the leading direction at 579 counts. Altitude data spans over 4.4 million ADS-B position points. The single densest altitude band was 37,000 to 38,000 feet, with nearly 295,000 recorded positions. Average groundspeed across all flights was 314 knots, with a recorded peak of 699 knots. The longest flight in the dataset covered 13,494 nautical miles and arrived from Riga. Average leg distance was 615.8 nautical miles and average flight duration was 99.3 minutes. Aircraft registered across more than 50 countries appeared in the traffic mix, with Croatian, unresolved, and US registrations leading the count.