Regional Distribution — Country-Level Analysis

Regional Distribution — Country-Level Analysis North America Countries 35 Total Flights 201,356 Global Share 76.4% United States 178,606 Mexico 8,488 Brazil 8,138 Canada 4,933 Bahamas 2,406 Europe Countries 42 Total Flights 31,435

Global Share 11.9% France 4,610 United Kingdom 4,369 Germany 3,765 Switzerland 3,449 Spain 2,927 Rest of World Countries 125 Total Flights 30,804 Global Share 11.7% India 2,885 Australia 2,155 UAE 1,616 China 1,540 Turkey 1,229

Country Rankings #21-80 — January 2026 Departures #21-35 21 Puerto Rico 929 22 Saudi Arabia 789 23 Dominican Rep. 715 24 Sint Maarten 669 25 Netherlands 666 26 South Africa 656 27 Japan 615 28 Portugal 601 29 Thailand 588

30 Belgium 571 31 Indonesia 554 32 Russia 533 33 Morocco 531 34 Turks & Caicos 519 35 Costa Rica 485 #36-50 36 Czech Republic 484 37 Poland 476 38 Cayman Islands 436 39 Colombia 431 40 Venezuela 427 41 Uruguay 420 42 Greece 419

43 Singapore 407 44 Egypt 395 45 New Zealand 392 46 US Virgin Is. 388 47 Norway 386 48 Ireland 353 49 Anguilla 332 50 Malaysia 313 #51-65 51 Israel 311 52 Romania 300 53 Antigua & Barb. 295 54 Cyprus 286 55 Denmark 271 56 Panama 256

57 Finland 248 58 Chile 246 59 Barbados 238 60 South Korea 228 61 Serbia 222 62 British Virgin Is. 219 63 Hungary 209 64 Qatar 203 65 Oman 195 #66-80 66 Azerbaijan 183 67 Slovakia 181 68 Vietnam 179 69 Croatia 179 70 Maldives 174

71 Pakistan 174 72 Kazakhstan 163 73 Aruba 159 74 Bulgaria 149 75 Jamaica 142 76 St. Kitts & Nevis 141 77 St. Vincent & G. 140 78 Malta 133 79 Ecuador 128 80 Philippines 124 Market Concentration Analysis The United States accounts for 67.8% of global business aviation departures in January 2026, maintaining its position as the overwhelming market leader. However, the regional balance is shifting: Rest of World's share has nearly doubled to 11.7% compared to previous periods, driven by strengthening activity in India, Australia, and the UAE. The top 20 countries capture approximately 93% of all departures, while countries ranked 21-80 collectively contribute around 24,500 flights, highlighting the broad but thinly distributed nature of secondary market activity.

Americas Dominance The Americas region accounts for 76.4% of global departures across 35 countries. While the U.S. remains dominant with 178,606 flights, its share has moderated as international markets expand. Caribbean destinations show notable winter-season strength, with Sint Maarten, Turks & Caicos, Bahamas, and Anguilla all posting elevated rankings driven by seasonal leisure travel demand in January.

Emerging Market Growth Rest of World encompasses 125 countries and contributes 11.7% of departures, a significant increase reflecting accelerating international market development. India leads with 2,885 flights, followed by Australia (2,155) and the UAE (1,616). Saudi Arabia's rise to rank 22 with 789 departures highlights the Middle East's expanding business aviation footprint under ongoing economic diversification programs.