Rest of World Top Operators

57. Rest of World Top Operators Regional Operator Rankings | March 2026 Note: Rankings based on departure flights outside North America and Europe. Market share calculated as percentage of regional total. Top 10 Combined Share

14.80% of Regional Total Top 3 Share 8.47% Low Concentration #1 Operator VistaJet 5.56% Share Market Structure Highly Fragmented 85% Outside Top 10 Top 10 Operators by Market Share 1 Vista Jet Ltd 5.56% 2 Baires Fly S.A 1.47%

3 Air Link Pty Limited 1.44% 4 Royal Flying Doctor Service 1.30% 5 Qatar Executive 1.00% 6 MJets Ltd. 0.92% 7 Redstar Aviation 0.85% 8 NATIONAL JET EXPRESS 0.78% 9 Air Ocean Maroc 0.75% 10 Lily Jet 0.73% Market Concentration

14.8% Top 10 Share Top 3 Operators 8.47% of Region Rank 4-10 6.33% of Region Other Operators 85.20% of Region Key Finding The Rest of World region maintains its highly fragmented structure in March 2026. Top 10 operators capture 14.80% of departures, with VistaJet leading at 5.56% share (1,370 flights). VistaJet's cross-regional presence positions it as the only truly global operator. Baires Fly S.A holds second position (1.47%) while Air Link Pty Limited (1.44%) reflects essential Australian services. The broad 85.20% outside the Top 10 demonstrates the extreme fragmentation characteristic of emerging market business aviation.

Global Leadership: VistaJet leads with 5.56% share, appearing in all three regional top 10 rankings. This reflects charter operations serving international clients across emerging markets. Regional Players: Baires Fly S.A (1.47%) and Air Link Pty Limited (1.44%) represent strong Australian operators leveraging domestic market knowledge and essential services infrastructure.

Extreme Fragmentation: With 85.20% of departures outside the Top 10, Rest of World shows the greatest fragmentation globally, reflecting nascent business aviation infrastructure across most emerging markets. Emerging Market Growth: Royal Flying Doctor Service (1.30%) and Qatar Executive (1.00%) represent growing segments of the Rest of World market, with March's spring season driving activity across diverse geographic markets.