Rest of World Volume Change Analysis & Insights 9 Routes Increased 1 Routes Decreased +1,019 Net Flight Change +222 Largest Single Gain 📈 Top Increases (Spring Rebound) Abuja ↔ Lagos +222 flights Buenos Aires ↔ Punta Del Este +203 flights
Brasilia ↔ Sao Paulo +133 flights Rio De Janeiro ↔ Sao Paulo +119 flights 📉 Decreases Abu Dhabi ↔ Dubai -87 flights March Seasonal Recovery: 9 of 10 ROW routes with the biggest volume changes showed increases in March, totaling +1,019 flights. The broad rebound reflects post-Carnival business cycle recovery in Latin America and growing demand across African and Asian corridors.
Abuja - Lagos Leads Gains: Abuja ↔ Lagos posted the largest volume gain at +222 flights, rising from 119 to 341 flights. The March recovery reflects renewed business demand as markets emerge from the February seasonal low.
Buenos Aires - Punta Del Este Strong Rebound: Buenos Aires ↔ Punta Del Este added +203 flights as the South American summer leisure season extends into early March with continued resort demand before the autumn transition.
Brazilian Network Recovery: Multiple Brazilian routes posted strong gains as the post-Carnival business cycle accelerates. Sao Paulo's role as the region's primary hub drives connectivity gains across the domestic network.
Nigerian Corridor Rebound: Abuja-Lagos posted significant gains as West African business aviation recovers from February's seasonal trough, with corporate and government travel returning to baseline levels. Diverse Regional Growth: The March rebound extends across Latin America, Africa, and emerging Asian markets, reflecting the global nature of the spring seasonal recovery in business aviation demand across developing economies.
Key Takeaways 9:1 Increase/Decrease Ratio Brazil Recovery Leader +1,019 Net Flight Change
AVI-GO, “Rest of World Volume Change Analysis & Insights — March 2026 Business Aviation Analytics Report”. https://ai.avi-go.com/news/ai-news-center/reports/2026-03/80
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