Regional Market Share

06. Regional Market Share Monthly Distribution Analysis | March 2026 vs February 2026 Note: Market share calculated by departure location. Total global departures: Mar 360,597 | Feb 211,691. March 2026 Market Share 360,597 Total Flights

North America 273,674 (75.89%) Europe 53,807 (14.92%) Rest of World 33,116 (9.18%) February 2026 Market Share 211,153 Total Flights North America 163,330 (77.35%) Europe 28,197 (13.35%) Rest of World 19,626 (9.29%) Month-over-Month Regional Comparison

Region Volume Change Share Change North America 163,330 273,674 +110,344 (+67.56%) -1.46 pp Europe 28,197 53,807 +25,610 (+90.83%) +1.57 pp Rest of World 19,626 33,116 +13,490 (+68.74%) -0.11 pp Global Total 211,153 360,597

+148,906 (+70.34%) — Key Insight March's market share distribution reflects the broad-based seasonal rebound, with all regions expanding substantially in absolute terms. North America's share shifted -1.46 pp to 75.89% as its +67.56% MoM expansion compared to the global +70.34% rate. Europe gained +1.57 pp to 14.92% with its +90.83% surge outpacing the global average. Europe (53,807) leads Rest of World (33,116) by 20,691 flights as the spring seasonal acceleration favored European markets.

Regional Dynamics Analysis The February-to-March transition produced a remarkable global expansion of +70.34%, with all regions participating robustly in the seasonal rebound. Europe demonstrated the strongest relative growth at +90.83%, reflecting the onset of spring travel demand and corporate calendar acceleration. North America's +67.56% MoM gain reinforced its dominant market position.

North America's +67.56% surge added 110,344 departures, maintaining its dominant 75.89% share. The region's structural demand and mature infrastructure supported rapid recovery from February's trough, confirming the sector's underlying resilience heading into Q2.

Seasonal Share Patterns Rest of World's +68.74% recovery restored the region to 9.18% market share, reversing February's disproportionate contraction. Demand across the Middle East, Asia-Pacific, and Latin America recovered as seasonal factors normalized and regional travel demand strengthened.

The March data shows Europe (53,807 departures) leading Rest of World (33,116 departures) by 20,691 flights, as Europe's stronger seasonal acceleration from the spring recovery widened the gap. Both regions posted significant absolute gains from February, confirming the global recovery is broad-based.