Regional Distribution — Country-Level Analysis

Regional Distribution — Country-Level Analysis North America Countries 35 Total Flights 273,674 Global Share 75.89% United States 244,946 Mexico 9,192 Canada 7,943 Bahamas 3,812 Dominican Republic 1,004 Europe Countries 42

Total Flights 53,807 Global Share 14.92% France 8,293 United Kingdom 8,210 Germany 6,401 Italy 5,673 Spain 5,559 Rest of World Countries 137 Total Flights 33,116 Global Share 9.18% Brazil 8,307 India 2,862 Australia 2,514

Argentina 1,924 China 1,803 Country Rankings #21-80 — March 2026 Departures #21-35 21 Japan 1,082 22 Dominican Rep. 1,004 23 Belgium 979 24 Nigeria 933 25 Greece 893 26 Puerto Rico 873 27 Venezuela 814 28 Poland 803 29 South Africa 722

30 Czech Republic 701 31 Colombia 685 32 Turks & Caicos 682 33 Costa Rica 679 34 Morocco 655 35 Sint Maarten 653 #36-50 36 Thailand 645 37 Norway 631 38 Saudi Arabia 611 39 Indonesia 608 40 Egypt 606 41 Ireland 575 42 Cayman Is. 549

43 Singapore 527 44 Russia 479 45 Denmark 437 46 Romania 435 47 Malaysia 428 48 South Korea 375 49 New Zealand 372 50 Uruguay 369 #51-65 51 Cyprus 362 52 Serbia 350 53 Hungary 346 54 U.S. Virgin Is. 335 55 Luxembourg 327 56 Anguilla 308

57 Croatia 299 58 Panama 296 59 UAE 287 60 Oman 285 61 Kazakhstan 272 62 Slovakia 253 63 Antigua & Barb. 246 64 British Virgin Is. 235 65 Azerbaijan 232 #66-80 66 Bulgaria 226 67 Maldives 223 68 Chile 222 69 Jamaica 217 70 Pakistan 214

71 Finland 207 72 Bermuda 205 73 Malta 204 74 Barbados 190 75 Uzbekistan 183 76 Guatemala 176 77 Iceland 166 78 Honduras 165 79 Israel 160 80 Vietnam 159 Market Concentration Analysis The United States accounts for 67.9% of global business aviation departures in March 2026. Although its absolute volume surged +66.41% MoM from February (147,195 to 244,946), its share slightly decreased as the broader market expanded +70.3% globally. The top 20 countries capture approximately 91.3% of all departures, while countries ranked 21-80 collectively contribute around 27K flights. March's longer calendar and broad seasonal rebound drove substantial volume gains across all tiers of the rankings.

Americas Dominance The Americas region accounts for 75.9% of global departures across 35 countries. The U.S. remains dominant with 244,946 flights (+66.41% MoM from February), Mexico contributed 9,192 (+46.23% MoM), and Canada posted 7,943 (+104.35% MoM). Caribbean destinations showed extraordinary spring strength with Bahamas (3,812, +133.72% MoM) leading the region's rebound as leisure travel demand accelerated.

Emerging Market Trends Rest of World encompasses 137 countries and contributes 9.18% of departures in March 2026. Brazil leads with 8,307 flights (+87.47% MoM), followed by India (2,862, +80.45% MoM) and Australia (2,514, +18.58% MoM). The spring rebound lifted virtually all emerging markets, with Argentina (1,924, +256.96% MoM) posting the strongest regional growth. China contributed 1,803 departures, while the UAE continued at 287 flights as Middle East activity normalized following the February trough.