Regional air traffic and city-pair route traffic are usually predicted, separatly, by econometric or trend analysis. Few studies investigated two types of traffic by viewing both as a system. This paper defines the maximum cumulative proportion of trips that are distributed to a set of routes as the index of cumulative route flow shares and the maximum cumulative proportion of trips that are linked to a set of nodes as the index of spatial concentration. The curves connecting the indexes of incremental routes and incremental nodes are plotted and approximated by Gompertz functions. Estimated paprameters of the Gompertz functions can be used to calculate the trafficflow of each air route and to evaluate the spatial concentration of air traffic in a region. The origin-destination data of air traffic among 10 Asia-Pacific cities in 1989 were examined in a case study. Compared with real values, the estimated results of calibrated model are found reasonable. The spatial concentration of air traffic in this region are also analyzed and discussed.