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North America City Pair Analysis & Insights

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New York5Routes in Top 10
Dallas2Routes in Top 10
Las Vegas2Routes in Top 10
Nantucket2Routes in Top 10
Westchester2Routes in Top 10

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North America City Pair Analysis & Insights New York 5 Routes in Top 10 Dallas 2 Routes in Top 10 Las Vegas 2 Routes in Top 10 Nantucket 2 Routes in Top 10 Westchester 2 Routes in Top 10 Top MoM Performance Routes Nantucket ↔ New York

+82.84% Nantucket ↔ Westchester +67.21% Las Vegas ↔ Santa Ana +8.92% Top YoY Growth Routes Miami ↔ New York +57.84% Nantucket ↔ Westchester +57.53% Chicago ↔ New York +30.65% New York Hub Dominance: New York appears in 5 of the North America Top 10 city pairs, anchoring the regional network with dense flows to Washington, Chicago, Nantucket, Westchester, and Miami.

Leisure-Led Rotation: Only 3 of 10 NA pairs rose month-on-month as business corridors eased at the summer plateau. Nantucket ↔ New York (+82.84%) and Nantucket ↔ Westchester (+67.21%) led, reflecting the July ramp of the New England island season.

Firm Annual Base: 7 of 10 pairs held above year-ago levels, led by Miami ↔ New York (+57.84% YoY) and Nantucket ↔ Westchester (+57.53%), consistent with stabilized North American demand. Texas Corridors Steady: Dallas ↔ Houston stayed #1 at 639 flights (-13.65% MoM, +12.70% YoY) and Austin ↔ Dallas held 385 (+10.95% YoY), keeping Texas intrastate traffic clearly ahead of its 2025 baseline despite the seasonal dip.

Key Takeaways New York Hub Dominance (5 routes) 3 of 10 Routes with Positive MoM +57.84% Highest YoY (Miami ↔ New York)

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