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The Asia Pacific region remains a global aviation hub, with its airports handling millions of passengers annually. According to the latest data from the Official Airline Guide (OAG), some of the world’s busiest airports are concentrated in this region, underscoring its critical role in international air travel.
Topping the list as Asia Pacific’s busiest airport in 2024, Haneda Airport in Japan recorded a staggering 55,204,580 available seats. Its strategic location and high operational efficiency contribute to its dominance in the region.
China continues to be a major force in global aviation, with three of its airports ranking among the top five:
These airports serve as major gateways for both domestic and international travel, solidifying China’s aviation strength.
India’s Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi secures fifth place with 45,208,856 seats, highlighting the country’s rising influence in global air traffic. As India’s air travel sector expands rapidly, Delhi Airport continues to strengthen its connectivity and infrastructure.
Beyond China and India, other major airports contributing to Asia Pacific’s aviation dominance include:
The dynamic nature of air travel in the Asia Pacific region reflects its economic growth, increased tourism, and expanding airline networks. Airports like Haneda, Delhi, and Soekarno-Hatta are not only handling a growing number of passengers but also enhancing their global connectivity through expansion projects and infrastructure upgrades.
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