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Trafic Mondial World Traffic 2016 TRAFIC MONDIAL WORLD TRAFFIC 2016 ENAC Air Transport Data : Les grands aéroports mondiaux en 2016/ Main world airports in 2016 June 2017 BASES DE DONNÉES Mises à jour quotidiennement, les informations rassemblées dans nos bases de données du transport aérien proviennent de différentes sources : organismes internationaux, aéroports, compagnies, etc. Pour enrichir le contenu de ses bases et renforcer leur fiabilité, l’ENAC réalise également des enquêtes annuelles auprès des compagnies et des aéroports. Destinées à un usage professionnel, leur accès est facturé en fonction de l’importance de la demande. Pour toute demande d’information, contacter Mr Mehrdad FARZINPOUR, responsable des bases de données du transport aérien à l’ENAC, tél: 33(0)1 58 09 35 31, fax: 33(0)1 58 09 35 87, e-mail : [email protected], 7 avenue Edouard Belin, BP 54005, 31055 Toulouse cedex 4 (France). Compagnies : 600 compagnies, La base de données "compagnies" recense, depuis 1980 et pour chaque depuis 1980 année, des informations détaillées concernant 600 compagnies dans le monde : les données générales (bref rappel historique, nom des dirigeants, composition du capital, filiales, réseau), les accords, les trafics de passagers et de fret, les résultats financiers, les effectifs (PNC, PNT et effectif total), la flotte par type d'avion (en service, en commande, date de fabrication et de livraison, etc.), la flotte louée auprès des sociétés de location ainsi que des données concernant l'utilisation des flottes (nombre d'atterrissages, nombre de sièges offerts, heures de vol "bloc à bloc" et "en vol", longueur moyenne des étapes), etc. Une recherche est également possible à partir de mots clés. Courants de trafic : 3000 aéroports, La base de données "courants de trafic" regroupe, depuis 1970, pour plus de depuis 1970 200 pays et 3000 aéroports dans le monde, tous les flux de trafic pays à pays et ville à ville. Sur une liaison aérienne donnée, plusieurs sources d'information peuvent être disponibles (provenant des aéroports, des Directions de l'Aviation Civile, des organismes internationaux, etc.) offrant la segmentation trafic régulier/trafic non régulier. Aéroports : 3000 aéroports, La base de données "aéroports" rassemble, à partir de différentes sources et depuis 1970 depuis 1970, les informations disponibles sur plus de 3000 aéroports dans le monde : nombre de passagers (locaux/en transit, internationaux/intérieurs), nombre de mouvements (totaux/tout cargo/mixtes, internationaux/ intérieurs), fret (international et intérieur, express), poste, etc. AIR TRANSPORT DATA The information in our air transport data is updated daily from many different sources: international organisations, airports and airlines etc... In order to increase its scope and its reliability, ENAC also carries out annual surveys of airlines and airports. For further details, please contact our Air Transport Databases Manager, Mr Mehrdad FARZINPOUR, tel: 33 (0)1 58 09 35 31, fax: 33 (0)1 58 09 35 87, e-mail: [email protected], 7 avenue Edouard Belin, BP 54005, 31055 Toulouse cedex 4 (France). Airlines : 600 airlines, The "airlines" database comprises detailed information on 600 airlines since 1980 throughout the world for every year since 1980: background information (historical summary, executives, share-holders, subsidiaries and network etc...), agreements, passenger and freight traffic data, financial results, staff numbers (flight attendants, technical crew and total work force), fleet structure by aircraft type (in service, on order, date of manufacture and delivery etc), fleets leased from lessors as well as fleet utilisation data (number of landings, number of seats available, "block to block" and "real" flying hours, average stage length), etc. Key-word searches are also available. Traffic flows : 3000 airports, The "traffic flows" database comprises all country-pair and city-pair data for since 1970 over 200 countries and 3000 airports world-wide for every year since 1970. On any given route, several different sources of information are available (airports, civil aviation administrations and international organisations etc...) providing a breakdown between scheduled and non-scheduled operations. Airports : 3000 airports, The "airports" database comprises data on more than 3000 airports world-wide, since 1970 collected from a variety of sources every year since 1970: number of passengers (local/transit, international/domestic), number of aircraft movements (total/all- cargo/mixed, international/domestic), freight (international and domestic, 0 0 8 1 express) and mail etc... - 0 1 - 0 1 - C A N E - 5 2 1 0 Les 15 premières villes Les 15 premiers aéroports The 15 most important cities The 15 most important airports (en nombre de passagers / in number of passengers) (en nombre de passagers / in number of passengers) Villes Passagers 16/15 Aéroports Passagers 16/15 Cities Passengers (%) Airports Passengers (%) 1 LONDON 147 688 904 3,9 1 ATLANTA 104 171 935 2,6 2 NEW YORK 129 455 567 5,5 2 BEIJING - CAPITAL 94 393 454 5,0 3 TOKYO 118 695 546 5,2 3 DUBAI 83 654 250 7,2 4 SHANGHAI 106 462 549 7,3 4 LOS ANGELES - INTERNATIONAL 80 921 527 8,0 5 ATLANTA 104 171 935 2,6 5 TOKYO - HANEDA 79 699 762 5,5 6 CHICAGO 100 638 177 1,5 6 CHICAGO - O'HARE 77 960 588 1,3 7 BEIJING 99 979 842 5,0 7 LONDON - HEATHROW 75 711 130 1,0 8 PARIS 97 171 010 1,8 8 HONG KONG 70 323 978 2,7 9 ISTANBUL 90 190 431 0,7 9 SHANGHAI - PUDONG 66 002 414 9,8 10 BANGKOK 90 162 911 11,3 10 PARIS - CHARLES DE GAULLE 65 933 145 0,3 11 LOS ANGELES 85 173 430 7,6 11 DALLAS - FORT WORTH 65 670 697 2,3 12 DUBAI 83 654 250 7,2 12 AMSTERDAM 63 625 534 9,2 13 SEOUL 82 808 485 14,3 13 FRANCFORT 60 786 937 -0,4 14 DALLAS 81 233 435 3,3 14 ISTANBUL - ATATURK 60 422 847 -1,5 15 MOSCOW 76 478 931 -1,7 15 GUANGZHOU 59 732 147 8,2 Les 15 premières villes Les 15 premiers aéroports The 15 most important cities The 15 most important airports (en nombre de mouvements / in number of movements) (en nombre de mouvements / in number of movements) Villes Mouvements 16/15 Aéroports Mouvements 16/15 (%) Airports Movements (%) 1 NEW YORK 1 258 309 3,7 1 ATLANTA 898 356 1,9 2 PHOENIX 1 180 309 3,0 2 CHICAGO - O'HARE 867 635 0,3 3 CHICAGO 1 120 681 0,2 3 LOS ANGELES - INTERNATIONAL 697 138 6,7 4 LOS ANGELES 1 031 849 5,0 4 DALLAS - FORT WORTH 672 748 -1,0 5 LONDON 1 022 798 2,8 5 BEIJING - CAPITAL 606 081 2,7 6 DALLAS 1 014 441 0,1 6 DENVER 572 520 4,6 7 ATLANTA 898 356 1,9 7 CHARLOTTE 545 742 0,8 8 HOUSTON 832 854 -1,3 8 SHANGHAI - PUDONG 479 902 6,8 9 SHANGHAI 741 883 5,1 9 PARIS - CHARLES DE GAULLE 479 199 0,7 10 PARIS 716 770 1,0 10 AMSTERDAM 478 864 2,9 11 ISTANBUL 698 323 2,1 11 LONDON - HEATHROW 474 935 0,2 12 TOKYO 690 573 2,8 12 HOUSTON - INTERCONTINENTAL 473 704 -6,6 13 LAS VEGAS 690 097 3,7 13 ISTANBUL - ATATURK 466 396 0,3 14 TORONTO 657 681 2,7 14 FRANCFORT 462 885 -1,1 15 MOSCOW 650 610 -4,7 15 TORONTO - PEARSON 456 624 2,9 Les 15 premières villes Les 15 premiers aéroports The 15 most important cities The 15 most important airports (en tonnes de fret - in tonnes of freight) (en tonnes de fret - in tonnes of freight) Villes Fret & Poste 16/15 Aéroports Fret & Poste 16/15 Cities Freight & Mail(%) Airports Freight & Mail (%) 1 HONG KONG 4 592 304 4,8 1 HONG KONG 4 592 304 4,8 2 MEMPHIS 4 331 258 0,9 2 MEMPHIS 4 331 258 0,9 3 SHANGHAI 3 869 187 4,3 3 SEOUL - INCHEON 3 542 643 6,4 4 SEOUL 3 817 349 6,0 4 SHANGHAI - PUDONG 3 440 280 5,0 5 TOKYO 3 424 484 0,2 5 DUBAI 2 592 454 3,4 6 LOS ANGELES 2 606 352 -4,0 6 ANCHORAGE 2 542 526 -3,4 7 DUBAI 2 592 454 3,4 7 LOUISVILLE 2 437 035 3,7 8 ANCHORAGE 2 542 526 -3,4 8 PARIS - CHARLES DE GAULLE 2 317 407 1,6 9 LOUISVILLE 2 437 035 3,7 9 TOKYO - HANEDA 2 200 007 1,9 10 PARIS 2 434 417 0,7 10 FRANCFORT 2 198 130 1,8 11 FRANCFORT 2 198 130 1,8 11 TAIPEI - TAOYUAN 2 097 228 3,7 12 TAIPEI 2 140 869 3,6 12 LOS ANGELES - INTERNATIONAL 2 090 849 -6,1 13 NEW YORK 2 132 792 1,3 13 MIAMI 2 050 978 -8,8 14 LONDON 2 102 579 4,1 14 SINGAPOUR 2 006 400 6,3 15 MIAMI 2 050 978 -8,8 15 BEIJING - CAPITAL 1 943 160 2,8 Total movements : total number of movements by aircraft and helicopters carried out to or from the airport in question, whatever the purpose of their flights. Total commercial passengers : the total number of passengers (domestic + international + direct transit). ENAC Air Transport Data : Les grands aéroports mondiaux en 2016/ Main world airports in 2016 June 2017 ASIE / ASIA UNST ETATS / STATES KHMR CAMBODGE CHIN CHINE AK - ALASKA INDEX DES PAYS KORR COREE DU SUD AL - ALABAMA HONG HONG KONG AZ - ARIZONA INDA INDE CA - CALIFORNIE JAPN JAPON CO - COLORADO MACA MACAO CT - CONNECTICUT MALB MALAISIE DC - WASHINGTON D.C.
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