Gulf Zeroing and Global Late-March All-Type Collapse in Resonance — OBBI/OKBK Three Weeks at Zero Precisely Overlap with Global Light and Heavy Jets Simultaneously Plunging (-16% to -17%), Pointing to a Cross-Regional Systemic Shock Event After Mid-March

Evidence 1 shows three Gulf airports near-paralyzed throughout March (OBBI/OKBK at zero, OMAD -94.7%); Evidence 2 shows global light and heavy jets simultaneously collapsing during March 18–24 (light -16.6%, heavy -17.1%) — the two datasets overlap precisely in time window. Gulf zeroing began March 1 (earlier than the global decline), while the global light-jet 'safe haven' failure occurred in mid-to-late March — the time sequence suggests the shock may be propagating from the Gulf region globally. The resonance pattern's risk management implication: when regional disruption (e.g., Gulf) coincides with global macro downturn, business jet demand cross-type, cross-regional transmission speed is extremely fast (approximately 2–3 weeks), and operators need to build more agile global capacity rebalancing mechanisms. Confidence: ★★ (Two AviGo datasets cross-verify temporal resonance; causal chain requires KG event supplementation).