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The World’s Top 10 Busiest Airports Infographic

Infographic highlights the World’s Top 10 Busiest Airports based on total passenger traffic


 

The World’s Top 10 Busiest Airports Infographic showcases the world’s most active airports based upon the total number of passengers who have enplaned, deplaned, or are in transit at an airport throughout the course of the year. It was developed using data collected from Wikipedia’s “List of busiest airports by passenger traffic” article. This Wikipedia article was produced using information obtained from the “Airports Council International‘s most recent annual Airport Traffic Report, which was published in 2017 and utilizes statistics from 2016—the last full-year of statistical reporting.

The infographic presents the world’s busiest airports, starting with Charles de Gaulle Airport at #10, and progressing all the way down to a resounding #1. It is worth mentioning that the #1 most busiest airport on our chart was frequented by over 9.5 million more visitors than the #2 on our chart. In addition to total passenger traffic, this graphic includes information relating to airport location, country, airport owner/operator, and the airport’s ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organization) code and IATA (International Air Transport Association) code.

For quick reference, an infographic summary is included below the image.

(Click on the image to zoom into the material)

 

The World's Top 10 Busiest Airports - based on total passenger traffic - infographic image

 

The World’s Top 10 Busiest Airports Summary

 

10. Charles de Gaulle Airport (65,933,145 Total Passengers)

9. Shanghai Pudong International Airport (66,002,414 Total Passengers)

8. Hong Kong International Airport (70,314,462 Total Passengers)

7. Heathrow Airport (75,715,474 Total Passengers)

6. O’Hare International Airport (78,327,479 Total Passengers)

5. Tokyo International Airport (79,699,762 Total Passengers)

4. Los Angeles International Airport (80,921,527 Total Passengers)

3. Dubai International Airport (83,654,250 Total Passengers)

2. Beijing Capital International Airport (94,393,454 Total Passengers)

1. Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport (104,171,935 Total Passengers)

 

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