LAX logged 6,128 flights across four days in December 2025, averaging 1,532 movements per day and 63.8 per hour around the clock. Arrivals and departures split almost evenly, with 3,042 arrivals and 3,086 departures. The busiest single hour was 11:00 PST, when 384 flights moved through the airspace, 233 of them departures. Traffic built steadily from a quiet predawn trough, with the 4:00 hour recording just 33 movements, then surged past 270 by 6:00 as arrivals led the morning wave. The busiest day of the capture was December 12, which recorded 1,629 flights. San Francisco was the top connecting airport, accounting for 294 combined movements, followed by Las Vegas at 227 and JFK at 209. Phoenix, Seattle, Denver, Dallas-Fort Worth, Chicago O'Hare, San Jose, and Sacramento rounded out the top ten routes. Approach and departure tracks concentrated heavily to the east and east-northeast, which together accounted for the largest share of directional traffic in both arrival and departure datasets. Northwest was the third most common direction for both. The 2,035 unique aircraft came predominantly from US registrations, which made up 1,622 of the total. Canadian, Mexican, and Chinese-registered aircraft followed at 61, 55, and 51 respectively, with aircraft from over 25 countries in the full dataset. Cruise altitudes clustered between 35,000 and 37,000 feet, the single most populated band in the altitude distribution. The highest-recorded flight reached 49,450 feet, while the shortest arrival covered just 4.3 nautical miles from Hawthorne Municipal Airport in under ten minutes. Combined, all tracked flights covered roughly 5.78 million nautical miles over the four days.