North America Volume Change Analysis & Insights

North America Volume Change Analysis & Insights 4 Routes Increased 6 Routes Decreased -551 Net Flight Change +261 Largest Gain 📈 Top Increases Guadalajara ↔ Mexico City +261 flights Aspen ↔ Denver +132 flights Mexico City ↔ Monterrey +131 flights

New York ↔ San Antonio +125 flights 📉 Top Decreases Las Vegas ↔ Los Angeles -285 flights New York ↔ West Palm Beach -267 flights Softer Volume Pattern: 6 of 10 North America routes with the biggest volume changes declined in June, while 4 increased. The net change of -551 flights reflects modest normalization across busy US corridors after May.

Largest Gain: Guadalajara ↔ Mexico City posted the largest gain at +261 flights, leading a Mexican domestic expansion that offset softer US leisure-heavy routes. Hub Concentration: The Top 10 changes cluster around major hubs, with New York appearing in 4 of the listed routes. This reflects the structural role of dominant city pairs in driving overall volume swings.

Mexican Domestic Strength: Mexican pairs feature prominently among the gainers — Guadalajara ↔ Mexico City (+261) and Mexico City ↔ Monterrey (+131) — while leisure corridors such as Las Vegas ↔ Los Angeles (-285) led the seasonal pullback.

Key Takeaways 4:6 Increase/Decrease Ratio Normalized Volume Change Pattern +261 Largest Gain