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Rest of World Top 10 Airports by City Coverage

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RankICAOCityCitiesAircraft
1OMDWDubai (Al Maktoum)248436
2LTBAIstanbul (Ataturk)161200
3OMADAbu Dhabi126155
4SBJHSao Paulo (Jundiai)126200
5WSSLSingapore (Seletar)115205
6VIDPNew Delhi112141
7LLBGTel Aviv (Ben Gurion)102135
8SBGRSao Paulo (Guarulhos)101151
9VHHHHong Kong98148
10LTFMIstanbul (New Airport)8776

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29. Rest of World Top 10 Airports by City Coverage Airports with Most Unique Origin Cities | February 2026 248 Max Cities (OMDW) 436 Max Aircraft (OMDW) 1.46 Avg Aircraft/City 128 Top 10 Avg Cities Rank ICAO City Cities Aircraft

City Coverage 1 OMDW Dubai (Al Maktoum) 248 436 2 LTBA Istanbul (Ataturk) 161 200 3 OMAD Abu Dhabi 126 155 4 SBJH Sao Paulo (Jundiai) 126 200 5 WSSL Singapore (Seletar) 115 205 6 VIDP New Delhi 112 141 7 LLBG Tel Aviv (Ben Gurion)

102 135 8 SBGR Sao Paulo (Guarulhos) 101 151 9 VHHH Hong Kong 98 148 10 LTFM Istanbul (New Airport) 87 76 🌏 Key Insight Dubai Al Maktoum (OMDW) leads with 248 unique origin cities in February, down from January's levels as the Gulf winter season moderates. Abu Dhabi (OMAD) enters at rank 3 with 126 cities, matching Sao Paulo Jundiai (SBJH), and reflecting the growing dual-hub structure of UAE business aviation. New Delhi (VIDP) appears at rank 6 with 112 cities, confirming India's expanding business aviation reach. Istanbul maintains two entries (LTBA at 161, LTFM at 87), showcasing its growing importance as a business aviation crossroads connecting Europe, the Middle East, and Central Asia.

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