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Rest of World City Pair Analysis & Insights Brazil 5 Routes in Top 10 UAE / Middle East 1 Route in Top 10 Africa 1 Route in Top 10 Asia / Australia 3 Routes in Top 10 📈 Top MoM Growth Routes Jakarta ↔ Singapore +25.64% Ahmedabad ↔ Mumbai

+0.85% Buenos Aires ↔ Punta Del Este -9.37% 📈 Top YoY Growth Routes Brasilia ↔ Sao Paulo +95.70% Belo Horizonte ↔ Sao Paulo +45.51% Abu Dhabi ↔ Dubai +40.96% Brazil Dominance: Five Brazilian routes appear in the ROW Top 10, with Sao Paulo serving as the central hub connected to Belo Horizonte, Rio de Janeiro, Brasília, and Porto Seguro. January marks summer vacation season in Brazil, driving both business and leisure private aviation demand across the country's vast distances.

Punta del Este Peak Season: Buenos Aires-Punta del Este leads ROW with 445 flights, declining -9.37% MoM from December's 491 and -9.00% YoY. Despite the declines, January remains a strong month for wealthy Argentines traveling to Uruguay's premier beach resort during Southern Hemisphere summer.

Nigeria's Corporate Corridor: Abuja-Lagos posted 412 flights but declined -33.97% MoM from December's elevated holiday-period activity. The route remains essential for government officials and energy sector executives connecting Nigeria's political capital with its commercial center.

Jakarta-Singapore Growth: The +25.64% MoM (from 117 to 147 flights) and +16.67% YoY growth reflects Indonesia's expanding business aviation sector and Singapore's role as the regional hub for Southeast Asian wealth. This corridor serves Indonesian conglomerates and UHNW individuals with investments across the region.

Melbourne-Sydney Stability: Australia's primary business aviation corridor posted 157 flights with -27.31% MoM decline from December's 216, but +7.53% YoY growth from 146, reflecting steady underlying demand for corporate travel between the country's two largest cities.

UAE Hub Effect: Abu Dhabi-Dubai posted 117 flights with -10.00% MoM decline but strong +40.96% YoY growth (from 83), reflecting the UAE's expanding domestic business aviation connectivity. The proximity between these two emirates drives frequent short-haul executive travel for government and business purposes.

Key Takeaways Brazil Regional Dominance (5 routes) 2 of 10 Routes with Positive MoM +95.70% Highest YoY (Brasilia-SP)

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