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North America City Pair Analysis & Insights

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New York4Routes in Top 10
Las Vegas4Routes in Top 10
Miami2Routes in Top 10
Dallas2Routes in Top 10
Burbank1Route in Top 10

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North America City Pair Analysis & Insights New York 4 Routes in Top 10 Las Vegas 4 Routes in Top 10 Miami 2 Routes in Top 10 Dallas 2 Routes in Top 10 Burbank 1 Route in Top 10 📈 Top MoM Growth Routes Burbank ↔ Las Vegas

+54.38% Fort Lauderdale ↔ Miami +10.40% Miami ↔ New York +0.14% 📈 Top YoY Growth Routes Burbank ↔ Las Vegas +121.85% Miami ↔ New York +14.68% Fort Lauderdale ↔ Miami +12.81% Miami-New York Winter Peak: Miami-New York leads NA city pairs with 711 flights, showing +14.68% YoY growth as the snowbird migration reaches full swing in January. This classic winter corridor serves wealthy Northeasterners relocating to South Florida for the season.

Burbank-Las Vegas Explosive Growth: The standout route showing +54.38% MoM and remarkable +121.85% YoY growth. This corridor reflects expanding entertainment industry connections and growing popularity of Burbank as an alternative to LAX for private aviation users heading to Las Vegas.

Texas Triangle Softening: Two Texas routes (Dallas-Houston, Austin-Dallas) appear in Top 10, totaling 1,017 flights but both showing YoY declines (-11.93% and -21.40% respectively). The January dip reflects post-holiday business travel normalization in the state's corporate corridors.

Las Vegas Hub Strength: Las Vegas appears in 4 Top 10 routes (LA, Scottsdale, Santa Ana, Burbank), reflecting its status as a key private aviation destination. January brings peak convention season and entertainment events, driving demand from multiple West Coast and Southwest origins.

South Florida Dominance: South Florida routes (Miami-NY, NY-WPB, Fort Lauderdale-Miami) collectively account for significant volume as the winter season peaks. Fort Lauderdale-Miami showed +12.81% YoY growth, reflecting increasing connectivity between these adjacent metro areas.

NY-Washington Sharp Decline: The -31.23% MoM and -17.82% YoY decline on New York-Washington is notable, potentially reflecting reduced government-related travel at the start of the new year and delayed return of congressional activity in early January.

Key Takeaways Las Vegas Hub Dominance (4 routes) 4 of 10 Routes with Positive MoM +54.38% Highest MoM (Burbank-LV)

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AVI-GO, "January 2026 Global Business Aviation Analytics Report", page 70.

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