Istanbul Airport Maintains Position as Busiest Air Hub in Europe
Istanbul Airport has once again solidified its status as the busiest airport in Europe, averaging 1,352 daily flights between December 2 and December 8, according to Transport and Infrastructure Minister Abdulkadir Uraloğlu.
Eurocontrol's Weekly Report
In a recent statement, Minister Uraloğlu referenced the European Organisation for the Safety of Air Navigation (Eurocontrol) report for the same period, highlighting Istanbul Airport's leading position.
Istanbul Airport Outperforms European Capitals
Eurocontrol's report emphasizes Istanbul Airport's significant lead over airports in major European capitals such as London, Amsterdam, and Paris.
Flight Increase at Istanbul Airport
Compared to the previous year, Istanbul Airport experienced a 5% increase in flights during the specified period, indicating a steady growth trend.
Success of Sabiha Gökçen Airport
Sabiha Gökçen Airport, ranking 10th on the list, also saw a notable increase in daily flights, reflecting a positive trajectory for the airport.
Türkiye's Traffic Volume Ranking
Türkiye secured the sixth spot among countries with the busiest traffic volume in Europe, with an average of 2,511 daily flights, showcasing a robust aviation sector.
Efficiency of Turkish Airspace
Minister Uraloğlu highlighted the efficiency of Turkish airspace, noting that it has become one of the most efficient airspaces in Europe with minimal flight delay times.
