Aircraft Traffic Counts

Aircraft Traffic Counts for selected non-towered airports in the Delaware Valley since 1986.

Year of CountAirports
2020 Summit Airport, Brandywine Airport, New Garden Flying Field, South Jersey Regional Airport, Trenton-Robbinsville Airport
2019 Chester County, Wings Field
2018 Doylestown, Heritage Field, Pottstown Municipal, Quakertown
2017 Brandywine, Flying W, New Garden, South Jersey Regional, Trenton-Robbinsville
2016 Chester County, Pennridge, Quakertown
2015 Cross Keys, Doylestown, Heritage Field, Pottstown Municipal, Wings Field
2014/15 Brandywine, Chester County, Flying W, New Garden, South Jersey, Summit
2013/14 Hammonton Municipal, Linden, Pocono Mountains Municipal
2013/14 Quakertown, Pennridge, Trenton-Robbinsville
2012/13 Chester County, Doylestown, Heritage Field, Perkiomen Valley, Pottstown Municipal, South Jersey Regional, Summit, Wings Field
2011/12 Brandywine, Camden County, Cecil County, Cross Keys, Flying W, New Garden, Red Lion
2010/11 Quakertown, Pennridge, Spitfire, Trenton-Robbinsville, Van Sant
2009/10 Chester County, Doylestown, Heritage, Perkiomen Valley, Pottstown Municipal, South Jersey Regional, Summit Airpark, Wings Field
2008/09 Brandywine, Camden County, Cecil County, Cross Keys, Flying W, New Garden, Quakertown, Red Lion
2007/08 Quakertown, Pennridge, Spitfire, Trenton-Robbinsville, Van Sant
2006/07 Chester County, Doylestown, Perkiomen Valley, Pottstown Limerick, Pottstown Municipal, South Jersey Regional, Summit Airpark, Wings Field
2005/06 Brandywine, Camden County, Cecil County, Cross Keys, Flying W, New Garden, Red Lion
2004/05 Doylestown, Pennridge, Perkiomen Valley, Quakertown, Spitfire, Trenton-Robbinsville, Van Sant
2002/03 Chester County, Doylestown, Perkiomen, Pottstown-Limerick, Pottstown-Municipal, South Jersey Regional, Summit, Wings Field.
2001/02 Brandywine, Camden County, Cecil County (Former: Raintree), Cross Keys, Flying W, New Garden, Red Lion
2000 Pennridge, Quakertown, Spitfire Aerodrome (Former: Oldmans), Trenton-Robbinsville, Vansant, Wings Field (Last count before runway extension)
1999 Chester County, Doylestown, Perkiomen Valley, Pottstown-Limerick, Pottstown-Municipal, South Jersey Regional, Summit
1998 Brandywine, Camden County, Cross Keys, Flying W, New Garden, Raintree (newly adopted replacement for closed Cecil County airport), Red Lion
1997 Oldmans, Pennridge, Quakertown, Trenton-Robbinsville, Vansant, Wings Field
1995 Brandywine, Chester County, Doylestown, Perkiomen Valley, Pottstown-Limerick, Pottstown-Municipal, South Jersey Regional, Summit
1994 Wings Field, Buehl (closed), Flying W, Red Lion, Albion (today: Camden County), Cross Keys, New Garden, Cecil County (closed)
1990 Brandywine, Chester County, Pottstown-Municipal, Pottstown-Limerick, Quakertown, Trenton-Robbinsville, South Jersey Regional, Summit, Albion (today: Camden County)
1988 Vansant, Flying W, Cross Keys, Perkiomen Valley, Wings Field, Doylestown, Oldmans, Pennridge
1987 Buehl (closed), Cecil County (closed), Chester County, New Garden, Pottstown-Municipal, Red Lion, Shannon (closed), Trenton-Robbinsville, Turner (closed), Vansant (only four weeks of data)
1986 Brandywine, Bridgeport (closed), Burlington (today: South Jersey Regional), Cross Keys, Doylestown, Pennridge, Perkiomen Valley, Pottstown-Limerick, Quakertown, Summit, Wings Field


For most recent counting data, please contact Michael Ruane at mruane@dvrpc.org. DVRPC has also been commissioned to perform counting at non-towered airports outside the DVRPC planning area in New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania. Contact DVRPC for more details.

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