North America City Pair Analysis & Insights

North America City Pair Analysis & Insights New York 4 Routes in Top 10 Dallas 2 Routes in Top 10 Houston 2 Routes in Top 10 Los Angeles 2 Routes in Top 10 Miami 2 Routes in Top 10 Top MoM Growth Routes Fort Lauderdale ↔ Miami

+115.07% Austin ↔ Houston +95.04% New York ↔ Washington +82.15% Top YoY Growth Routes Fort Lauderdale ↔ Miami +54.43% New York ↔ Westchester +35.63% Las Vegas ↔ Los Angeles +25.29% Dallas - Houston Spring Recovery: Dallas - Houston leads NA city pairs with 987 flights, surging +80.11% MoM from February's seasonal low. March's strong rebound reflects renewed business travel and the spring corporate calendar resumption across major US city pairs.

Fort Lauderdale - Miami Strongest MoM: Fort Lauderdale - Miami posted the highest MoM growth at +115.07%, rising from 219 to 471 flights. This corridor benefits from renewed travel demand as the spring season drives increased private aviation activity.

Texas Triangle Accelerating: Dallas-Houston and Austin-Dallas both posted strong MoM rebounds, reflecting renewed Texas corporate aviation demand as business activity recovers from February's seasonal doldrums. Fort Lauderdale - Miami YoY Leader: Fort Lauderdale - Miami posted the strongest YoY growth at +54.43%, indicating structural demand expansion beyond seasonal recovery patterns on this key corridor.

Broad-Based Recovery: 10 of 10 routes posted positive MoM growth in March, a dramatic reversal from February's widespread declines. The spring travel season is driving recovery across business, leisure, and mixed-purpose corridors throughout North America.

South Florida Continued Demand: Miami-New York and Fort Lauderdale-Miami corridors maintained elevated traffic levels as the late-winter Florida travel season extends into early spring with spring break activity. Key Takeaways

New York Hub Dominance (4 routes) 10 of 10 Routes with Positive MoM +54.43% Highest YoY (Fort Lauderdale ↔ Miami)