ZRH logged 5,424 flights across seven days from June 14 to June 20, 2026, averaging 775 flights per day and 32.3 movements per hour. Departures edged out arrivals, 2,774 to 2,650, with the split staying close throughout the week. The busiest single day was June 18 with 807 total movements. Activity began as early as 03:36 CEST, with the first meaningful volume appearing at 05:00 in the form of 64 arrivals and zero departures. The peak hour across the week was 13:00, which produced 392 movements, 261 of them departures. Hours 22:00 and 23:00 carried a late departure-heavy skew, with 157 and 89 departures respectively against only 88 and 3 arrivals. Frankfurt led all routes with 163 combined movements, followed by Berlin Brandenburg at 149 and Palma de Mallorca at 140. Amsterdam, London Heathrow, Vienna, Hamburg, Geneva, Paris CDG, and Madrid rounded out the top ten. The 1,069 unique aircraft registered across the week came from over 40 countries by registration, with Switzerland leading at 164 aircraft, Germany at 120, and the United States at 89. The longest tracked flight covered 3,029.5 nautical miles to Dubai over 420.7 minutes. Average leg distance across all flights was 597.4 nautical miles at an average duration of 100.7 minutes. Cruise altitudes concentrated between 36,000 and 39,000 feet, where the highest position-report densities were recorded. The peak observed altitude was 49,425 feet, logged by an Italian-registered arrival. Total ADS-B position data spanned 3.9 million discrete points across the capture window.