Rest of World Volume Change Analysis & Insights 4 Routes Increased 6 Routes Decreased -122 Net Flight Change +153 Largest Gain 📈 Top Increases Abuja ↔ Lagos +153 flights Bodrum ↔ Istanbul +75 flights Ankara ↔ Istanbul +73 flights
Jamnagar ↔ Mumbai +64 flights 📉 Top Decreases Jeddah ↔ Riyadh -111 flights Belo Horizonte ↔ Sao Paulo -97 flights Softer Volume Pattern: 6 of 10 Rest of World routes with the biggest volume changes declined in June, while 4 increased. The net change of -122 flights reflects a mild regional pullback led by Brazilian and Gulf corridors.
Largest Gain: Abuja ↔ Lagos posted the largest gain at +153 flights, leading Nigerian domestic and Turkish seasonal corridors against a softer regional backdrop. Hub Concentration: The Top 10 changes cluster around regional hubs, with Istanbul appearing in 3 of the listed routes (Bodrum, Ankara, and Antalya corridors). This reflects the structural role of dominant city pairs in driving overall volume swings.
Brazil Softens: Turkish corridors advanced while Brazilian domestic pairs led the declines — Belo Horizonte ↔ Sao Paulo (-97) and Rio De Janeiro ↔ Sao Paulo (-91) — alongside Jeddah ↔ Riyadh (-111) normalizing from an elevated May base.
Key Takeaways 4:6 Increase/Decrease Ratio Normalized Volume Change Pattern +153 Largest Gain
AVI-GO, “Rest of World Volume Change Analysis & Insights — June 2026 Business Aviation Analytics Report”. https://ai.avi-go.com/news/ai-news-center/reports/2026-06/80
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