Rest of World Top 10 Airports

23. Rest of World Top 10 Airports February 2026 vs January 2026 Note: Based on total departures (arrivals + departures). Rank ICAO City Volume Change MoM % 1 OMDW Dubai 1,350 2,077 -727 -35.00% 2 LTBA Istanbul 746 985 -239

-24.26% 3 SBJH Sao Paulo 729 993 -264 -26.59% 4 SBSP Sao Paulo 680 1,049 -369 -35.18% 5 WSSL Singapore 680 783 -103 -13.15% 6 VIDP New Delhi 600 687 -87 -12.66% 7 SBBR Brasilia 553 659 -106 -16.08% 8 SBBH Belo Horizonte 502

916 -414 -45.20% 9 VHHH Hong Kong 482 565 -83 -14.69% 10 YSSY Sydney 481 449 +32 +7.13% Top 10 Total 6,803 Movements Biggest Gainer YSSY Sydney +7.13% Growing Airports 1 / 10 Positive MoM Brazil Airports 3 In Top 10 Dubai and Brazil Lead Declines

February 2026 continues the seasonal contraction pattern across Rest of World markets, with only Sydney (YSSY) posting growth. Dubai (OMDW) drops sharply (-35.00%) as the peak Gulf winter season winds down. Brazilian airports show steep declines, with Belo Horizonte (SBBH) recording the steepest fall at -45.20%, followed by Sao Paulo Congonhas (SBSP -35.18%), as Brazil's summer vacation period continues to suppress corporate aviation demand.

Asia-Pacific Mixed Signals New Delhi (VIDP) enters the Top 10 at rank 6, reflecting India's growing business aviation market despite a moderate -12.66% month-over-month decline. Singapore (WSSL -13.15%) and Hong Kong (VHHH -14.69%) show similar contraction as Lunar New Year effects dissipate. Sydney (YSSY +7.13%) is the sole gainer, benefiting from Australia's late-summer corporate activity and increased trans-Tasman business travel.