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42. Rest of World: Average Monthly Flight Hours Top 10 Aircraft Models by Per-Aircraft Flight Hours | February 2026 63.75h Highest Hours BAe 146 30.48h Top 10 Average Monthly Hours 2.95x Gap Ratio #1 vs #10 Gulfstream Top Brand

4 Models in Top 10 Rank Aircraft Model Flight Hours Hours #1 BAe 146 63.75h #2 Boeing BBJ 767 38.36h #3 Gulfstream GV-SP 29.82h #4 Airbus ACJ 220 29.71h #5 Gulfstream G400 28.75h #6 25.10h #7 Global Express 24.22h #8 Airbus ACJ A319 Neo

21.75h #9 21.74h #10 Gulfstream G150 21.58h BAe 146 Leads: The BAe 146 tops Rest of World with 63.75 hours/month, reflecting its versatility for operations from short runways in emerging markets. The Boeing BBJ 767 (#2 at 38.36h) and Gulfstream GV-SP (#3 at 29.82h) demonstrate strong demand for ultra-long-range capability.

Ultra-Long-Range Focus: Gulfstream contributes 3 models (GV-SP, G400, G150) alongside the Global Express, reflecting ROW markets' need for intercontinental capability connecting distant business centers across Asia, Middle East, and Latin America.

Wider Distribution: ROW shows a wider spread between #1 and #10 (2.95x gap ratio), indicating more varied utilization patterns across different aircraft types as seasonal demand shifts across these diverse markets. Overall Utilization: ROW's Top 10 average (30.48h) reflects a mix of high-utilization VIP airliners and ultra-long-range jets at the top of the ranking, though it remains below North America and Europe levels.

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