Rest of World City Pair Analysis & Insights Brazil 3 Routes in Top 10 Latam 2 Routes in Top 10 India 2 Routes in Top 10 Nigeria 1 Route in Top 10 Top MoM Growth Routes Buenos Aires ↔ Montevideo +337.50% Abuja ↔ Lagos +186.55%
Ahmedabad ↔ Mumbai +168.52% Top YoY Growth Routes Buenos Aires ↔ Montevideo +77.22% Ahmedabad ↔ Mumbai +76.83% Buenos Aires ↔ Punta Del Este +60.71% Buenos Aires - Punta Del Este Leads ROW: Buenos Aires - Punta Del Este leads Rest of World city pairs with 360 flights, posting +129.30% MoM growth. March marks the transition from summer leisure to business-focused demand across Latin American markets.
Buenos Aires - Montevideo Strongest MoM: Buenos Aires - Montevideo posted the highest MoM growth at +337.50%, reflecting strong seasonal demand recovery. This demonstrates the broad-based rebound occurring across emerging market aviation corridors in March.
Brazilian Routes Recovery: Multiple Brazilian city pairs posted strong MoM rebounds as the post-Carnival business cycle accelerates. Sao Paulo's hub connectivity continues to drive demand across the domestic network. Buenos Aires - Montevideo YoY Leader: Buenos Aires - Montevideo posted the strongest YoY growth at +77.22%, indicating expanding private aviation demand on this corridor compared to March 2025 levels.
Diverse Regional Growth: 10 of 10 routes posted positive MoM growth across diverse geographies including Latin America, Africa, Asia-Pacific, and the Middle East, reflecting the global nature of the March seasonal rebound.
ASEAN Corridor Stability: Jakarta-Singapore maintained consistent demand levels, serving as a bellwether for ASEAN business aviation health with steady traffic from Indonesian conglomerates. Key Takeaways Sao Paulo Hub Dominance (3 routes)
10 of 10 Routes with Positive MoM +77.22% Highest YoY (Buenos Aires ↔ Montevideo)
AVI-GO, “Rest of World City Pair Analysis & Insights — March 2026 Business Aviation Analytics Report”. https://ai.avi-go.com/news/ai-news-center/reports/2026-03/74
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