While US airport hubs were able to recover quicker due to their strong domestic market, we are now witnessing global hubs joining upper ranks-including Dubai, Istanbul, and London Heathrow airport. The airport improved its ranking from the 54 th position as borders reopened in March 2022 after two years of closures.ĪCI World Director General Luis Felipe de Oliveira said: “The new top 10 busiest airports for passenger traffic reflects the resilience of the airport and aviation industry, and the eagerness of passengers to travel by air. The biggest jump in the top 10 was recorded for London Heathrow (LHR). They all have significant domestic passenger shares (between 75% and 95% domestic traffic).Īirports reinstated in the upper ranks also include Dubai Airport achieving 5 th rank (DXB, 66.1 million passengers, +127%), Istanbul Airport reaching 7 th position (IST, 64.3 million passengers, +73.8%), followed by London Heathrow Airport, Delhi Airport, and Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport in the 8 th, 9 th, and 10 th spots respectively (see table below). Holding their positions from 2021, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL, 93.7 million passengers, +23.8%) is at the top of the 2022 rankings, followed by Dallas Fort Worth Airport (DFW, 73.4 million passengers, +17.5%), Denver Airport (DEN, 69.3 million passengers, +17.8%), and Chicago O’Hare Airport (ORD, 68.3 million passengers, +26.5%).įrom the top 10 airports globally, 5 are in the United States.
The top 10 airports for total passenger traffic, representing 10% of global traffic, witnessed a gain of 51.7% from 2021 amounting to 85.9% recovery vis-à-vis their 2019 results. Preliminary figures indicate that with the resumption of international travel, 2022 global passenger traffic reached close to 7 billion, representing an increase of 53.5% from 2021, or a 73.8% recovery from 2019 results.
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Montreal, 5 April 2023 – Airports Council International (ACI) World has today published the top 10 busiest airports worldwide for 2022, which welcomes back some of the world’s largest airport hubs as international traffic returns, marking an important milestone in air travel’s full recovery from the impact of the pandemic. Preliminary data reveals largest airport hubs reinstated in upper ranks
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