Istanbul Airport is the busiest airport in Europe!
Istanbul Airport is one of the busiest airports in Europe. It is globally recognized for its modern infrastructure and extensive flight network. It offers a fast and comfortable travel experience.
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According to the data of the European Organization for the Safety of Air Navigation (Eurocontrol), Istanbul Airport became the busiest airport in Europe with an average of 1,421 flights per day between 22-28 April.
According to the European Aviation Report published by Eurocontrol, Istanbul Airport topped the list with an average of 1,421 flights per day during this period. Istanbul Airport was followed by Amsterdam Schiphol with 1,379 flights per day, London Heathrow with 1,318 flights, Frankfurt with 1,258 flights, and Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport with 1,216 flights.
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