Regional Distribution — Country-Level Analysis

Regional Distribution — Country-Level Analysis North America Countries 35 Total Flights 163,323 Global Share 77.3% United States 146,811 Mexico 6,272 Canada 3,837 Bahamas 1,623 Puerto Rico 618 Europe Countries 42 Total Flights 28,198

Global Share 13.4% United Kingdom 4,049 France 3,711 Germany 3,308 Italy 3,172 Switzerland 3,094 Rest of World Countries 119 Total Flights 19,632 Global Share 9.3% Brazil 4,415 Australia 2,120 India 1,587 China 1,432 UAE 1,139

Country Rankings #21-80 — February 2026 Departures #21-35 21 Belgium 559 22 Argentina 524 23 Dominican Rep. 511 24 Saudi Arabia 481 25 Portugal 480 26 Poland 476 27 Sint Maarten 468 28 Japan 463 29 Turks & Caicos 436 30 Czech Republic 433

31 South Africa 417 32 Indonesia 405 33 Costa Rica 374 34 Singapore 363 35 Greece 336 #36-50 36 Ireland 326 37 Colombia 325 38 Thailand 317 39 Romania 292 40 Cayman Islands 292 41 Denmark 289 42 Nigeria 285 43 Norway 279 44 Malaysia 256

45 Morocco 251 46 Israel 250 47 New Zealand 246 48 Venezuela 242 49 Finland 241 50 Cyprus 232 #51-65 51 Egypt 228 52 U.S. Virgin Is. 223 53 Serbia 220 54 Uruguay 193 55 Qatar 179 56 Anguilla 178 57 Slovakia 177 58 Hungary 175

59 South Korea 174 60 Antigua & Barb. 174 61 Russia 172 62 Panama 169 63 Croatia 148 64 Bulgaria 148 65 Kazakhstan 146 #66-80 66 Azerbaijan 134 67 Luxembourg 132 68 Jamaica 121 69 Philippines 120 70 Malta 114 71 Honduras 114

72 Bermuda 113 73 British Virgin Is. 113 74 Guatemala 111 75 El Salvador 105 76 Vietnam 103 77 Iceland 101 78 Barbados 98 79 Maldives 97 80 Chile 97 Market Concentration Analysis The United States accounts for 69.5% of global business aviation departures in February 2026, increasing its dominance share by nearly 2 percentage points as overall market volume contracted. The top 20 countries capture approximately 93% of all departures, while countries ranked 21-80 collectively contribute around 20,200 flights. February's shorter month and seasonal factors compressed activity broadly, with the US share rising due to proportionally smaller declines in domestic flying compared to international markets.

Americas Dominance The Americas region accounts for 77.3% of global departures across 35 countries. While the U.S. remains dominant with 146,811 flights, its absolute volume declined 18.4% month-over-month as February's shorter calendar and post-January normalization took effect. Caribbean destinations continue to show seasonal strength, with Sint Maarten, Turks & Caicos, and Bahamas maintaining elevated rankings driven by ongoing winter leisure travel demand.

Emerging Market Trends Rest of World encompasses 119 countries and contributes 9.3% of departures, reflecting contraction from January's 11.7% as markets like Brazil and India saw sharp month-over-month declines. Brazil leads with 4,415 flights, followed by Australia (2,120) and India (1,587). The Middle East continues to show resilience with the UAE maintaining its position despite regional headwinds, while China posted 1,432 departures amid ongoing Lunar New Year travel patterns.