Trip profile · Miami ⇄ New York
The Miami–New York corridor
The route CRAFT flew more than any other in 2021: our Opa-locka base to Teterboro and back, for travelers who split their weeks or seasons between South Florida and the New York area.
- legs between OPF and TEB in 2021, the top two routes on the certificate
- 35
- Teterboro departures and arrivals in 2021, our busiest airport
- 237
- passengers, maximum, on a Challenger 300
- 9
In 2021 the busiest route on CRAFT's certificate was Opa-locka to Teterboro (21 legs), and the second busiest was the return (14). Teterboro and Opa-locka were also the two most-used airports that year.
Because CRAFT bases the Challenger fleet at Opa-locka and operates it under its own Part 135 certificate, a repeat Miami–New York traveler books with the company that crews, maintains and dispatches the aircraft.
Route: Opa-locka (Miami) → Teterboro
Illustrative, based on CRAFT's 2021–2026 flying. Sources: CRAFT operational record: JetInsight logged flights, Craft Charter LLC, Sept 2020 – Jul 2026, pulled Sept 1 2026. Published fleet facts: flycraft.com/fleet (Challenger 300: up to 9 passengers, about 3,000 miles; Challenger 350: up to 8, about 3,200 miles).


