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Europe City Pair Analysis & Insights London 6 Routes in Top 10 Milan 3 Routes in Top 10 Paris 3 Routes in Top 10 Geneva 2 Routes in Top 10 Top MoM Growth Routes London ↔ Sion +66.67% London ↔ Milan +43.94% Chambery ↔ London

+21.43% Top YoY Growth Routes London ↔ Milan +39.71% London ↔ Zurich +19.27% Milan ↔ Rome +6.92% London-Paris Sharp Decline: Europe's flagship business aviation route dropped -25.39% MoM from 323 to 241 flights, with -17.47% YoY decline. The February downturn reflects reduced corporate shuttle demand and the shorter calendar month, pushing this corridor to its lowest point in recent memory.

London-Milan Explosive Growth: The standout performer with +43.94% MoM and +39.71% YoY growth, surging from 132 to 190 flights. February coincides with Milan Fashion Week, driving intense private aviation demand from London-based fashion executives, buyers, and UHNW individuals attending shows and events.

Alpine Ski Routes Surging: London-Sion posted +66.67% MoM growth (84 to 140 flights) and Chambery-London rose +21.43% MoM, reflecting the peak February half-term ski season. These routes serve exclusive Alpine resorts accessible from these smaller airports near the slopes.

London-Nice Steep Decline: London-Nice dropped -29.32% MoM and -40.88% YoY to just 94 flights, the weakest YoY performance among all EU Top 10 routes. February represents the seasonal low for Riviera-connected routes before spring brings renewed leisure demand to the French Mediterranean coast.

Milan Connectivity Strengthening: Milan appears in 3 Top 10 routes (London, Rome, Paris) with two showing positive MoM growth. Milan-Rome gained +9.68% MoM and +6.92% YoY, reflecting Italy's robust domestic business aviation demand connecting its fashion and financial capital with the political center.

Geneva Wealth Management Hub: Geneva appears in two routes (Paris and London), both declining MoM. Geneva-Paris fell -10.65% MoM and Geneva-London dropped -11.96% MoM, reflecting February normalization after the January business resumption period at Switzerland's wealth management center.

Key Takeaways London Hub Dominance (6 routes) 4 of 10 Routes with Positive MoM +39.71% Highest YoY (London-Milan)

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