Rest of World: Top 5 Cross-Border Routes

48. Rest of World: Top 5 Cross-Border Routes Bilateral Country Pair Flight Volume | January 2026 1,505 Top 5 Total January Flights 1,644 Previous Month December Flights -5.10% Average MoM Post-Holiday Dip +14.68% Average YoY

Strong Annual #1 Argentina ↔ Uruguay 559 flights MoM -8.66% YoY -1.24% #2 Saudi Arabia ↔ United Arab Emirates 272 flights MoM -28.61% YoY +14.77% #3 India ↔ United Arab Emirates 247 flights MoM -2.76% YoY +19.32% #4 Indonesia ↔ Singapore

236 flights MoM +12.92% YoY +26.20% #5 Brazil ↔ United States 191 flights MoM +1.60% YoY +14.37% Latin America Leads: Argentina-Uruguay leads ROW with 559 flights despite -8.66% MoM and -1.24% YoY declines. The post-holiday dip from December is typical, though the corridor remains the highest-volume ROW route driven by Punta del Este summer season demand.

UAE Hub Effect: UAE appears in two Top 5 routes (with Saudi Arabia and India), reinforcing Dubai/Abu Dhabi's role as critical business aviation hubs. The Saudi-UAE corridor dropped -28.61% MoM reflecting post-holiday normalization in the Gulf region.

Asia-Pacific Growth Engine: Indonesia-Singapore posted strong YoY growth at +26.20% with +12.92% MoM expansion, reflecting Southeast Asia's expanding business aviation sector. India-UAE also shows impressive +19.32% YoY growth driven by trade ties.

Brazil-US Intercontinental: Brazil-US traffic reached 191 flights (+1.60% MoM, +14.37% YoY), reflecting steady intercontinental business travel during the Brazilian summer holiday period serving both corporate and high-end leisure connections.