Rest of World: Top 5 Cross-Border Routes

48. Rest of World: Top 5 Cross-Border Routes Bilateral Country Pair Flight Volume | March 2026 1,619 Top 5 Total March Flights 793 Previous Month February Flights +107.68% Average MoM Strong Rebound +50.12% Average YoY Annual Trend

#1 Argentina ↔ Uruguay 583 flights MoM +167.43% YoY +75.60% #2 Indonesia ↔ Singapore 296 flights MoM +51.02% YoY +21.81% #3 China ↔ Japan 255 flights MoM +48.26% YoY +28.79% #4 Morocco ↔ Spain 247 flights MoM +157.29% YoY

+62.50% #5 Japan ↔ United States 238 flights MoM +114.41% YoY +61.90% Argentina-Uruguay Strong Recovery: Argentina-Uruguay surged +167.43% MoM to 583 flights with +75.60% YoY growth. March marks the transition from summer resort season to autumn business travel, with sustained demand between Buenos Aires and Montevideo reflecting strong economic ties between the two nations.

China-Japan Steady Growth: China-Japan posted +157.29% MoM growth to 247 flights with +62.50% YoY expansion. Growing cross-border business ties between Chinese and Japanese corporations continue to support this important East Asian corridor as the fiscal year transition drives corporate travel.

Indonesia-Singapore Resilience: Indonesia-Singapore grew +51.02% MoM to 296 flights with +21.81% YoY growth. This corridor serves as a bellwether for ASEAN business aviation health, with consistent demand from Indonesian conglomerates traveling to Singapore's financial center.

Emerging Corridors Accelerating: Morocco-Spain surged +157.29% MoM to 247 flights while Japan-US jumped +114.41% MoM to 238 flights. Both intercontinental corridors are expanding rapidly, reflecting growing business aviation demand across diverse emerging market connections.