Frankfurt Airport logged 3,936 flights across three days in early July 2025, with arrivals and departures split almost evenly: 1,970 arrivals against 1,966 departures. Daily totals were consistent, ranging from 1,284 on July 8 to 1,327 on July 10, averaging around 1,312 flights per day. The 815 unique aircraft captured carry registrations from more than 45 countries. German-registered aircraft led at 288, followed by Turkish (63), American (50), and Austrian (35). The busiest hour across all three days was 15:00 CEST, with 326 total movements: 167 arrivals and 159 departures. The morning window from 04:00 to 08:00 was arrival-heavy, and departures were largely absent before 05:00. The 22:00 hour flipped sharply toward departures, logging 192 outbound against just 18 inbound. Traffic was essentially zero between midnight and 03:00. The top city pair was Munich (MUC) with 97 combined movements over three days, followed by London Heathrow (93), Berlin Brandenburg (92), and Hamburg (91). Approach tracks clustered most heavily from the ESE (329 arrivals) and SE (266), with WNW accounting for 257. Departure tracks showed a similar ESE dominance at 355. Cruise altitudes concentrated between 35,000 and 39,000 feet, where the four busiest 1,000-foot bands were each recorded over 120,000 times. The highest individual track reached 47,175 feet. Average groundspeed across the dataset was 314 knots, with a peak of 699.5 knots. Total distance flown across all captured flights came to roughly 2.6 million nautical miles.