Rest of World: Average Monthly Flight Hours

42. Rest of World: Average Monthly Flight Hours Top 10 Aircraft Models by Per-Aircraft Flight Hours | July 2026 44.16h Highest Hours Airbus ACJ 34.54h Top 10 Average Monthly Hours 1.53x Gap Ratio #1 vs #10 Airbus Top Brand

4 Models in Top 10 Rank Aircraft Model Flight Hours Hours #1 Airbus ACJ 44.16h #2 Falcon 200 40.34h #3 Nextant 400XTi 38.61h #4 Falcon 20 36.11h #5 Airbus ACJ A319 Neo 35.95h #6 Airbus ACJ A320 31.51h #7 Citation VI 31.05h

#8 Airbus ACJ319 Premium 29.42h #9 Gulfstream G300 29.4h #10 Boeing BBJ 28.87h Airbus ACJ Leads: The Airbus ACJ leads Rest of World in July with 44.16 hours/month, followed by the Falcon 200 (40.34h) and Nextant 400XTi (38.61h). VIP-converted airliners and legacy large-cabin types top ROW's high-utilization ranking, reflecting intensive head-of-state and long-haul charter deployment.

Top 10 Composition: The Rest of World ranking spans 44.16h (#1) to 28.87h (#10), a 1.53x gap ratio — a moderate spread, as the ACJ pulls clear of a tightly clustered field below 41h. Airbus VIP Family: Airbus places 4 models in the Top 10 — the ACJ (#1), ACJ A319 Neo (#5), ACJ A320 (#6), and ACJ319 Premium (#8) — underscoring strong demand for VIP airliner conversions on ROW's long, intercontinental missions. The Top 10 average of 34.54h trails NA and EU, reflecting ROW's lower overall utilization.

Mission Profile: The Top 10 is dominated by large-cabin and VIP types — the Airbus ACJ family, Boeing BBJ, and Gulfstream G300 — alongside legacy jets (Falcon 20/200, Citation VI, Nextant 400XTi). These reflect ROW's intercontinental, head-of-state, and corporate-airliner missions across the Middle East, Asia, and Latin America.