Regional Flight Range Breakdown — June 2026

Regional Flight Range Breakdown — June 2026 North America Short 124,673 YoY +1.14% MoM -3.90% Medium 79,392 YoY -0.25% MoM -7.57% Long 5,873 YoY -0.44% MoM -5.99% Europe Short 35,049 YoY -3.03% MoM +20.93% Medium 18,764 YoY -3.92% MoM +19.77%

Long 2,762 YoY +2.75% MoM +22.81% Rest of World Short 16,096 YoY -0.52% MoM -8.53% Medium 8,981 YoY -0.62% MoM -9.67% Long 2,202 YoY +2.85% MoM -3.80% Year-over-Year Growth Comparison by Region and Flight Type Region Short-Haul YoY

Medium-Haul YoY Long-Haul YoY Trend Summary North America +1.14% -0.25% -0.44% Broadly flat Europe -3.03% -3.92% +2.75% Below 2025 peak Rest of World -0.52% -0.62% +2.85% Near flat Key Regional Insight June 2026 showed a stable, broadly flat YoY profile across segments and regions, with only marginal shifts. North America held near year-ago levels (Short +1.14%, Medium -0.25%, Long -0.44%), while Europe ran modestly below its elevated 2025 summer peak (Short -3.03%, Medium -3.92%) with Long-haul the exception at +2.75%. Rest of World was near flat, its Long-haul (+2.85%) the strongest print. The pattern reflects normalized demand rather than a category-specific swing.

North America Analysis North American operations held broadly flat, with short-haul edging up +1.14% YoY (-3.90% MoM to 124,673) and medium-haul easing -0.25% YoY (-7.57% MoM to 79,392). Long-haul softened -0.44% YoY (5,873 flights, -5.99% MoM), leaving all three mission profiles close to their year-ago levels.

The June profile reflects a normalized, seasonally typical demand base rather than any pronounced swing. The narrow YoY range across all three range categories (-0.44% to +1.14%) confirms stability, with the sequential softening concentrated in Medium-haul as summer volume rotated toward Europe.

Europe Analysis European business aviation posted the strongest MoM gains among the three regions on the seasonal ramp, with Short-haul rising +20.93% MoM (35,049 flights, -3.03% YoY) and Medium-haul +19.77% MoM (18,764 flights, -3.92% YoY). Long-haul advanced +22.81% MoM (2,762 flights, +2.75% YoY).

Europe's firm Short- and Medium-haul MoM gains signal a solid seasonal acceleration into summer, though both run modestly below the elevated 2025 summer peak. Long-haul was the only segment positive year-over-year (+2.75%), while the strong MoM figures reflect the normal ramp from May's lower base.

Rest of World Analysis Rest of World was near flat year-over-year, with Short-haul down -0.52% YoY (16,096 flights, -8.53% MoM), Medium-haul -0.62% YoY (8,981 flights, -9.67% MoM) and Long-haul +2.85% YoY (2,202 flights, -3.80% MoM). The sequential softening reflects ROW's Southern-Hemisphere-weighted winter seasonality.

ROW's steady profile compared to NA and EU reflects the diverse baseline across South American, Middle Eastern, and Asia-Pacific markets, where seasonal drivers vary independently of Northern Hemisphere cycles. Long-haul was the region's only YoY gainer (+2.85%), signaling resilient demand for longer intercontinental connections even as short- and medium-haul eased.