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Rest of World City Pair Analysis & Insights

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Sao Paulo4Routes in Top 10
Istanbul2Routes in Top 10
Abuja1Routes in Top 10
Jeddah1Routes in Top 10
Ankara1Routes in Top 10

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Rest of World City Pair Analysis & Insights Sao Paulo 4 Routes in Top 10 Istanbul 2 Routes in Top 10 Abuja 1 Routes in Top 10 Jeddah 1 Routes in Top 10 Ankara 1 Routes in Top 10 Top MoM Performance Routes Bodrum ↔ Istanbul

+98.89% Abuja ↔ Lagos +17.41% Curitiba ↔ Sao Paulo -0.79% Top YoY Growth Routes Jeddah ↔ Riyadh +89.69% Abuja ↔ Lagos +62.01% Curitiba ↔ Sao Paulo +31.25% Sao Paulo Hub Dominance: Sao Paulo appears in 4 of ROW's Top 10 city pairs — links to Belo Horizonte, Rio De Janeiro, Brasilia, and Curitiba — though all four Brazilian corridors eased or held flat in the southern-hemisphere low season.

Turkish Coast Peaks: Bodrum ↔ Istanbul nearly doubled at +98.89% MoM to 358 flights, joining Abuja ↔ Lagos (+17.41%) as the only MoM gainers, while Ankara ↔ Istanbul fell -49.50% as Turkish traffic rotated to the coast. Abuja-Lagos Leads: Abuja ↔ Lagos topped the ROW table at 499 flights (+17.41% MoM, +62.01% YoY), the region's busiest city pair on dense Nigerian domestic corporate demand.

Mixed Annual Picture: 4 of 10 pairs held above year-ago levels, led by Jeddah ↔ Riyadh (+89.69% YoY) and Curitiba ↔ Sao Paulo (+31.25%), while Rio De Janeiro ↔ Sao Paulo (-30.37%) and Bodrum ↔ Istanbul (-21.32%) trailed 2025.

Key Takeaways Sao Paulo Hub Dominance (4 routes) 2 of 10 Routes with Positive MoM +89.69% Highest YoY (Jeddah ↔ Riyadh)

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