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Titan Airways reported 77 flights in the twelve months to July 2026, carrying 2,395 passengers in 5,754 seats (42% filled), on 46 routes from 31 airports, 33 of the routes international: charter passenger service. Reporting to the DOT since January 2025.

flights, twelve months

46 routes

2,395

passengers

42% of seats filled

airports flown from

31 listed below

aircraft types

mostly Airbus Industrie A321-200n

Flights by month

By month, as a table

	flights
1/25	3
2/25	4
3/25	9
4/25	3
5/25	3
6/25	2
7/25	5
9/25	3
10/25	8
11/25	13
12/25	7
1/26	7
2/26	6
3/26	8
4/26	4
5/26	4
6/26	14
7/26	3

Passengers by month

By month, as a table

	passengers
1/25	126
2/25	166
3/25	293
4/25	126
5/25	59
6/25	87
7/25	413
9/25	52
10/25	283
11/25	330
12/25	178
1/26	109
2/26	158
3/26	337
4/26	114
5/26	88
6/26	585
7/26	161

Busiest airports departures, twelve months

Airport	Flights	Passengers	Destinations
Miami International MIA	14	394	6
London, United Kingdom STN	10	30	4
Ponta Delgada, Portugal PDL	7	355	1
Washington Dulles International IAD	6	177	3
Ted Stevens Anchorage International ANC	5	166	2
Ellison Onizuka Kona International AT Keahole KOA	3	95	2
Portsmouth International AT Pease PSM	3	165	3
Austin-Bergstrom International AUS	2	0	1
Boeing Fld/King County International BFI	2	5	2
Hollywood Burbank BUR	2	3	1
Seattle Paine Field International PAE	2	57	1
Hawkins County RVN	2	121	1
Atlantic City International ACY	1	33	1
Bangor International BGR	1	36	1
General Edward Lawrence Logan International BOS	1	40	1
Charlotte/Douglas International CLT	1	54	1
Cardiff, United Kingdom CWL	1	58	1
Eindhoven, Netherlands EIN	1	111	1
Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood International FLL	1	0	1
Robert Gray Army Airfield GRK	1	156	1
Guayaquil, Ecuador GYE	1	57	1
Seoul, South Korea ICN	1	51	1
Liberia, Costa Rica LIR	1	54	1
Vance Brand LMO	1	5	1
Mexico City, Mexico NLU	1	47	1
Kahului OGG	1	3	1
Panama City, Panama PTY	1	45	1
Shannon, Ireland SNN	1	42	1
Santarem, Brazil STM	1	1	1
Tucson International TUS	1	34	1
St. John'S, Canada YYT	1	0	1

The aircraft as reported to the DOT

Airbus Industrie A321-200n70Airbus Industrie A320-100/2007

Aircraft types, as a table

	flights
Airbus Industrie A321-200n	70
Airbus Industrie A320-100/200	7

The routes 46, busiest first · each direction on its own

Route	Flights	Passengers	Seats filled	Miles
Ponta Delgada → Miami International PDL–MIA international	7	355	82%	3,270
Miami International → Pisco MIA–PIO international	5	292	95%	2,732
Miami International → London MIA–STN international	5	19	6%	4,450
London → Miami International STN–MIA international	5	17	6%	4,450
Ted Stevens Anchorage International → Osaka ANC–KIX international	3	156	85%	3,680
Ted Stevens Anchorage International → London ANC–STN international	2	10	8%	4,470
Austin-Bergstrom International → London AUS–STN international	2	0	0%	4,930
Hollywood Burbank → Ellison Onizuka Kona International AT Keahole BUR–KOA	2	3	2%	2,511
Washington Dulles International → Akureyri IAD–AEY international	2	121	95%	2,950
Washington Dulles International → Brize Norton IAD–BZZ international	2	52	43%	3,625
Washington Dulles International → London IAD–STN international	2	4	2%	3,696
Ellison Onizuka Kona International AT Keahole → Guam International KOA–GUM	2	56	47%	3,928
Seattle Paine Field International → Ted Stevens Anchorage International PAE–ANC	2	57	48%	1,425
Hawkins County → Washington Dulles International RVN–IAD international	2	121	95%	4,130
London → Boeing Fld/King County International STN–BFI international	2	5	4%	4,791
London → Seattle Paine Field International STN–PAE international	2	4	3%	4,769
Atlantic City International → Keflavik/Reykjavik ACY–KEF international	1	33	55%	2,684
Boeing Fld/King County International → Ellison Onizuka Kona International AT Keahole BFI–KOA	1	1	2%	2,692
Boeing Fld/King County International → London BFI–STN international	1	4	7%	4,791
Bangor International → Atlantic City International BGR–ACY	1	36	60%	473
General Edward Lawrence Logan International → Paris BOS–CDG international	1	40	49%	3,449
Charlotte/Douglas International → Portsmouth International AT Pease CLT–PSM	1	54	66%	767
Cardiff → Washington Dulles International CWL–IAD international	1	58	30%	3,560
Eindhoven → Portsmouth International AT Pease EIN–PSM international	1	111	57%	3,465
Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood International → London FLL–STN international	1	0	0%	4,430
Robert Gray Army Airfield → Portsmouth International AT Pease GRK–PSM	1	156	80%	1,696
Guayaquil → Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood International GYE–FLL international	1	57	95%	1,941
Seoul → Ted Stevens Anchorage International ICN–ANC international	1	51	80%	3,799
Ellison Onizuka Kona International AT Keahole → Nadi KOA–NAN international	1	39	61%	3,143
Liberia → Miami International LIR–MIA international	1	54	90%	1,101
Vance Brand → Washington Dulles International LMO–IAD international	1	5	8%	3,451
Miami International → Hollywood Burbank MIA–BUR	1	0	0%	2,340
Miami International → Cartagena MIA–CTG international	1	51	85%	1,101
Miami International → Washington Dulles International MIA–IAD	1	0	0%	922
Miami International → Mexico City MIA–NLU international	1	32	53%	1,264
Mexico City → Tucson International NLU–TUS international	1	47	78%	1,129
Kahului → Boeing Fld/King County International OGG–BFI	1	3	5%	2,643
Portsmouth International AT Pease → Austin-Bergstrom International PSM–AUS	1	111	57%	1,725
Portsmouth International AT Pease → Glasgow PSM–GLA international	1	54	66%	2,990
Portsmouth International AT Pease → Robert Gray Army Airfield PSM–GRK	1	0	0%	1,696
Panama City → Austin-Bergstrom International PTY–AUS international	1	45	75%	1,873
Shannon → General Edward Lawrence Logan International SNN–BOS international	1	42	51%	2,895
Santarem → Miami International STM–MIA international	1	1	2%	2,589
London → Ted Stevens Anchorage International STN–ANC international	1	4	6%	4,470
Tucson International → Kahului TUS–OGG	1	34	57%	2,898
St. John'S → Charlotte/Douglas International YYT–CLT international	1	0	0%	1,683

Source: the Bureau of Transportation Statistics' T-100 Segment table (all carriers), which Titan Airways reports monthly; the DOT publishes three months in arrears. A flight is one departure performed on a segment. All airlines · all routes.