The report analyzes global international air connectivity trends in 2025, measured by IATA’s Air Connectivity Index.
It highlights a 9% year-on-year increase in global air connectivity, with most top markets showing gains. The report emphasizes the importance of air connectivity for economic development, linking countries to global markets, supply chains, trade, tourism, and investment. Notable increases were observed in Moldova, Cambodia, Argentina, and Ethiopia, while Cuba, the Bahamas, and Jamaica experienced declines. Factors influencing these changes include airspace closures and new airport openings.