Atlanta Hartsfield–Jackson International
Retaining its top spot in 2023, Atlanta Hartsfield–Jackson International Airport served 10.5 crore passengers. With a 12% growth over the previous year, it continues to maintain its status as a major global aviation hub. (File Photo: Reuters)
Dubai International
Ranking second in 2023, Dubai International Airport handled 8.7 crore passengers, marking an impressive 32% increase from the previous year. Its consistent growth underscores its significance as a key transit point for travelers worldwide. (File Photo: Agencies)
Dallas Fort Worth
Securing the third position, Dallas Fort Worth International Airport facilitated 8.2 crore passengers in 2023, reflecting an 11% rise compared to the previous year. Its strategic location and efficient operations contribute to its prominence in the aviation industry. (File Photo: Reuters)
London Heathrow
London Heathrow airport ranked fourth in 2023, serving 7.9 crore passengers. With a remarkable 28% growth over the preceding year, it reaffirms its status as one of the busiest airports globally, catering to a diverse range of international travelers. (File Photo: Reuters)
Indira Gandhi International Airport, Delhi
Despite its tenth position in 2023, Delhi Indira Gandhi International Airport witnessed significant growth, handling 7.2 crore passengers, a notable 21% increase over the previous year. This growth reflects the airport's pivotal role in facilitating air travel within India and across the globe. (Photo: Agencies)