Apr 17, 2024
Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport retained the top rank among the list of the world's busiest airports, with 104.65 million passengers in 2023 – a 12% jump from 2022.
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Among the new rankings by the Airports Council International, Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport holds the 10th place, handling over 72 million passengers in 2023.
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Up from the 5th position in 2022 and 27th in 2021, Dubai International Airport bagged the second spot with 87 million passengers.
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With 81.75 million passengers in 2023, the Dallas–Fort Worth International Airport sat at the third rank. The airport is spread over 26 square miles and has five terminals.
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London's Heathrow Airport handled 79.2 million passengers in 2023, becoming the fourth busiest airport in the world.
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With an increase of 55 per cent in passenger numbers from 2022, the Tokyo Haneda International Airport secured the fifth position with 78.7 million passengers.
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Denver International Airport claimed the sixth spot with 77.8 million travellers. Following a capacity expansion project in 2022, the number of gates at the airport increased to 90.
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With 76 million passengers, a 46 percent increase since 2019, the Istanbul Airport in Turkey ranked seventh.
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Claiming the eighth spot is the Los Angeles International Airport with 75 million passengers. It aims to improve traffic flow with some major construction projects underway.
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With 74 million passengers, Chicago’s O’ Hare International Airport bagged the ninth spot. This airport has 193 gates and 4 terminals.
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