#1
The "Golden Triangle"
London - New York - Dubai
This remains the highest volume ‘Long range’ corridor in the world.
According to 2025 activity reports, London (Farnborough/Luton) and New York (Teterboro) consistently trade the #1 and #2 spots for departures.
DWC (Al Maktoum) has seen a 20% increase in long-stay hangarage for heavy jets that used to be based at Farnborough or Teterboro.
This route alone accounts for a significant percentage of all Global 7500 and G650ER movements.
#2
The "Emerging Power"
Mumbai /Delhi - Dubai / London
India’s private jet fleet has grown by 25% since 2019, and 2026 data shows India is now a top-tier driver for long-range charter.
Mumbai (BOM) and Delhi (DEL) recorded some of the highest year-on-year growth in "Large Cabin" departures in late 2025.
Indian conglomerates are increasingly using long-range jets to manage global assets in London and Dubai without the friction of commercial hubs.
#3
The "Tax Haven" Pivot
Paris / London - Miami
Miami isn't just a "hotspot" it is the new financial capital of the Americas.
Florida recorded 7% year-on-year growth in early 2026, even as other major US markets plateaued.
The "Great Wealth Flight." UHNWIs are relocating from high-tax European hubs and Silicon Valley to Florida.
Opa-Locka (OPF) has seen a massive surge in 10+ hour flights originating from Europe. These aren't holidays, they are families and firms moving their "base" permanently.
#4
The "LatAm Boom"
South America - US/Europe
Private Flights from South America to US/Europe saw a 45% jump 2025 compared to the previous year.
São Paulo is now a major hub for ultra-long-range jets connecting South America to the Northern Hemisphere.
Brazil currently holds the 3rd largest private jet fleet globally, behind the US #1 and Mexico #2. While Brazil is growing faster than Mexico, it hasn't officially overtaken it for the #2 spot yet.
Agricultural wealth and infrastructure investment. With commercial airlines still 9% below 2015 capacity, the private jet is no longer a luxury in Brazil it’s an operational necessity.
#5
The "Wellness" Retreat
Tokyo - Maldives / Australia
As Japan fully integrated new luxury infrastructure in 2025, the Tokyo-Haneda to Maldives route has become a staple for Asian UHNWIs.
Japan leads Asian growth with a 67% increase in program memberships. Haneda (HND) has become the primary gateway for 10+ hour "Heavy Jet" missions.
Recovery Travel." 78% of UHNW travellers in 2026 now prioritize "wellness-configured" jets for these long-haul missions to Male or Sydney.
In 2026, the cabin environment is the primary selling point, not the speed.
