Munich Airport logged 5,950 flights across seven days in May 2026, averaging 850 movements per day and 35.4 per hour. The split between arrivals and departures was nearly identical: 2,959 arrivals against 2,991 departures. A total of 1,078 unique aircraft were tracked, drawn from registrations across more than 40 countries. German-registered aircraft accounted for 255 of them, with Turkish-registered aircraft second at 113. The busiest hour of the day was 16:00 CEST, which produced 442 total movements, 302 of them departures. The 12:00 and 09:00 hours were also heavy, at 440 and 415 respectively. Activity began as early as 02:48 and ran through 23:59, with near-zero traffic in the 02:00 and 03:00 hours. Friday May 22 was the busiest single day at 900 movements, while Tuesday May 19 was the lightest at 812. The top route pairing was Frankfurt, with 222 combined movements across the week. Hamburg, London Heathrow, Dusseldorf, and Paris CDG followed in order. Approach tracks came most heavily from the northwest (381) and WNW (334), with ESE and SE directions close behind at 326 and 325. Departure headings showed a similar northwest preference at 402, with SE second at 354. Cruise altitudes clustered between 35,000 and 39,000 feet, where the four busiest altitude bands all exceeded 160,000 ADS-B position reports each. The longest tracked flight covered 2,464 nautical miles and arrived from a Turkish-registered aircraft. The highest-altitude track, an Italian-registered arrival, reached 48,200 feet.