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List of the Busiest Airport in Europe.Pdf List of the busiest airports in Europe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_the_busiest_airports_in_Europe List of the busiest airports in Europe From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia This is a list of the busiest airports in Europe by passengers/year (top 100 airports by total passengers/year). European airports are defined as those that are within the airspace of the member states of The Council of Europe. Contents 1 2009 statistics Europe's 25 busiest airports 2 Source data 3 See also 4 References 2009 statistics Rank Code Change 2009 Country Airport City (IATA/ICAO) 2008 2009 2008-2009 United London 1. London LHR/EGLL 67,054,745 66,036,957 ▼1.5% Kingdom Heathrow Airport Paris-Charles de 2. France Paris CDG/LFPG 60,874,681 57,906,866 ▼4.9% Gaulle Airport 3. Germany Frankfurt Airport Frankfurt FRA/EDDF 53,467,450 50,932,840 ▼4.7% 4. Spain Barajas Airport Madrid MAD/LEMD 50,846,104 48,270,581 ▼5.1% Amsterdam 5. Amsterdam AMS/EHAM 47,429,741 43,570,310 ▼8.1% Netherlands Airport Schiphol Leonardo da 6. Italy Vinci-Fiumicino Rome FCO/LIRF 35,132,879 33,808,456 ▼4.0% Airport 7. Germany Munich Airport Munich MUC/EDDM 34,530,593 32,681,067 ▼5.4% United 8. Gatwick Airport London LGW/EGKK 34,205,887 32,392,520 ▼5.3% Kingdom Atatürk 9. Turkey International Istanbul IST/LTBA 28,553,132 29,757,384 ▲4.2% Airport Barcelona El Prat 10. Spain Barcelona BCN/LEBL 30,208,134 27,311,765 ▼9.8% Airport 1 sur 7 11/08/2010 17:25 List of the busiest airports in Europe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_the_busiest_airports_in_Europe Paris-Orly 11. France Paris ORY/LFPO 26,209,703 25,107,639 ▼4.2% Airport 12. Zürich Airport Zürich ZRH/LSZH 22,100,000 21,926,872 ▼0.8% Switzerland Palma de Palma de 13. Spain PMI/LEPA 22,832,865 21,203,028 ▼7.1% Mallorca Airport Mallorca 14. Ireland Dublin Airport Dublin DUB/EIDW 23,500,000 20,504,000 ▼12.6% United London Stansted 15. London STN/EGSS 22,360,364 19,957,077 ▼10.7% Kingdom Airport Copenhagen 16. Copenhagen CPH/EKCH 21,530,016 19,715,451 ▼8.4% Denmark Airport United Manchester 17. Manchester MAN/EGCC 21,219,195 18,724,889 ▼11.8% Kingdom Airport Domodedovo 18. Russia International Moscow DME/UUDD 20,430,000 18,676,077 ▼8.6% Airport 19. Turkey Antalya Airport Antalya AYT/LTAI 18,789,257 18,346,022 ▼4.4% Vienna 20. Austria International Vienna VIE/LOWW 19,747,289 18,114,103 ▼8.3% Airport Oslo Airport, 21. Norway Oslo OSL/ENGM 19,344,459 18,087,722 ▼6.5% Gardermoen Düsseldorf 22. Germany International Düsseldorf DUS/EDDL 18,150,000 17,793,493 ▼2.0% Airport 23. Italy Malpensa Airport Milan MXP/LIMC 19,221,632 17,551,635 ▼8.7% 24. Belgium Brussels Airport Brussels BRU/EBBR 18,516,000 16,999,000 ▼8.2% Athens 25. Greece International Athens ATH/LGAV 16,466,491 16,225,885 ▼1.5% Airport Stockholm- 26. Sweden Stockholm ARN/ESSA 18,136,080 16,064,071 ▼11.4% Arlanda Airport Sheremetyevo 27. Russia International Moscow SVO/UUEE 15,214,000 14,764,000 ▼3.0% Airport Berlin Tegel 28. Berlin TXL/EDDT 14,530,000 14,180,237 ▼2.1% Germany Airport Lisbon Portela 29. Portugal Lisbon LIS/LPPT 13,603,620 13,277,959 ▼2.4% Airport Helsinki-Vantaa 30. Finland Helsinki HEL/EFHK 13,426,901 12,591,606 ▼ 6.2% Airport ▼ 31. Hamburg Airport Hamburg HAM/EDDH 12,840,000 12,229,131 Germany 4.76% 2 sur 7 11/08/2010 17:25 List of the busiest airports in Europe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_the_busiest_airports_in_Europe Czech 32. Ruzyně Airport Prague PRG/LKPR 12,700,000 11,643,366 ▼7.81% Republic 33. Spain Málaga Airport Málaga AGP/LEMG 12,813,764 11,622,443 ▼9.3% Geneva Cointrin 34. International Geneva GVA/LSGG 11,530,000 11,324,141 ▼1.73% Switzerland Airport Nice Côte d'Azur 35. France Nice NCE/LFMN 10,382,566 9,878,828 ▼4.85% Airport Cologne Bonn Cologne / 36. CGN/EDDK 10,350,000 9,739,581 ▼5.8% Germany Airport Bonn Las Palmas Gran Canaria 37. Spain de Gran LPA/GCLP 10,212,106 9,155,670 ▼10.3% Airport Canaria 38. Spain Alicante Airport Alicante ALC/LEAL 9,578,308 9,139,607 ▼4.6% United London Luton 39. London LTN/EGGW 10,180,734 9,120,546 ▼10.4% Kingdom Airport Birmingham United 40. International Birmingham BHX/EGBB 9,627,589 9,102,899 ▼5.4% Kingdom Airport United Edinburgh 41. Edinburgh EDI/EGPH 9,006,702 9,049,355 ▲0.5% Kingdom Airport 42. Germany Stuttgart Airport Stuttgart STR/EDDS 9,932,887 8,941,990 ▼9.97% Frederic Chopin 43. Poland Warsaw WAW/EPWA 9,460,606 8,320,927 ▼12.0% Airport 44. Italy Linate Airport Milan LIN/LIML 9,266,152 8,295,099 ▼10.7% 45. Hungary Ferihegy Airport Budapest BUD/LHBP 8,443,053 8,100,000 ▼4.0% Vnukovo 46. Russia International Moscow VKO/UUWW 7,992,000 7,731,000 ▼2.4% Airport LyonSaint 47. France Lyon LYS/LFLL 7,924,063 7,717,609 ▼2.6% Exupéry Airport Marseille 48. France Marseille MRS/LFML 6,965,933 7,290,119 ▲4.7% Provence Airport Glasgow United 49. International Glasgow GLA/EGPF 8,178,891 7,225,021 ▼11.7% Kingdom Airport Orio al Serio 50. Italy Bergamo BGY/LIME 6,482,590 7,160,008 ▲10.7% Airport Tenerife South Santa Cruz 51. Spain TFS/GCTS 8,252,017 7,108,073 ▼13.9% Airport de Tenerife Berlin Schönefeld 52. Berlin SXF/EDDB 6,638,162 6,797,158 ▲2.4% Germany Airport 3 sur 7 11/08/2010 17:25 List of the busiest airports in Europe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_the_busiest_airports_in_Europe Saint 53. Russia Pulkovo Airport LED/ULLI 7,070,000 6,758,031 ▼4.4% Petersburg Marco Polo 54. Italy Venice VCE/LIPZ 6,893,644 6,717,600 ▼2.6% Airport Sabiha Gökçen 55. Turkey Istanbul SAW/LTFJ 4,281,193 6,639,958 ▲52.6% Airport 56. France Blagnac Airport Toulouse TLS/LFBO 6,349,805 6,277,621 ▼1.1% Adnan Menderes 57. Turkey Đzmir ADB/LTBJ 5,455,298 6,201,478 ▲13.6% Airport 58. Turkey Esenboğa Airport Ankara ESB/LTAC 5,692,133 6,085,126 ▲6.9% Catania- 59. Italy Fontanarossa Catania CTA/LICC 6,054,469 5,935,027 ▼2.5% Airport Boryspil 60. Ukraine International Kyiv KBP/UKBB 6,700,000 5,795,000 ▼13.5% Airport Bristol United 61. International Bristol BRS/EGGD 6,267,114 5,642,921 ▼10.0% Kingdom Airport 62. Portugal Faro Airport Faro FAO/LPFR 5,447,200 ▼% 63. Italy Naples Airport Naples NAP/LIRN 5,642,267 5,322,161 ▼5.7% Girona-Costa 64. Spain Girona GRO/LEGE 5,507,294 5,286,975 ▼4.1% Brava Airport Larnaca 65. Cyprus International Larnaca LCA/LCLK 5,478,861 5,130,000 ▼6.8% Airport Langenhagen 66. Hanover HAJ/EDDV 5,640,000 4,969,799 ▼11.8% Germany Airport United Liverpool John 67. Liverpool LPL/EGGP 5,334,152 4,884,494 ▼8.4% Kingdom Lennon Airport Bergen Flesland 68. Norway Bergen BGO/ENBR 5,037,451 4,862,869 ▼3.8% Airport Rome Ciampino 69. Italy Rome CIA/LIRA 4,788,931 4,800,259 ▲0.2% Airport 70. Italy Bologna Airport Bologna BLQ/LIPE 4,225,446 4,782,284 ▲13.2% 71. Spain Valencia Airport Valencia VLC/LEVC 5,779,336 4,748,981 ▼17.8% 72. Spain Lanzarote Airport Lanzarote ACE/GCRR 5,438,178 4,701,480 ▼13.5% Derby / United East Midlands 73. Leicester / EMA/EGNX 5,620,673 4,658,151 ▼17.1% Kingdom Airport Nottingham United Newcastle Newcastle 74. NCL/EGNT 5,039,993 4,587,883 ▼9.0% Kingdom Airport upon Tyne 4 sur 7 11/08/2010 17:25 List of the busiest airports in Europe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_the_busiest_airports_in_Europe 75. Spain Ibiza Airport Ibiza IBZ/LEIB 4,647,487 4,572,814 ▼1.6% Belfast United 76. International Belfast BFS/EGAA 5,262,354 4,546,475 ▼13.6% Kingdom Airport Francisco de Sá 77. Portugal Porto OPO/LPPR 4,534,829 4,509,350 ▼0.6% Carneiro Airport Henri Coandă 78. Romania International Bucharest OTP/LROP 5,064,230 4,483,661 ▼11.5% Airport Heraklion 79. Greece International Heraklion HER/LGIR 5,433,260 ▼ Airport 80. Italy Palermo Airport Palermo PMO/LICJ 4,446,142 4,376,143 ▼1.6% Riga International 81. Latvia Riga RIX/EVRA 3,691,000 4,066,854 ▲10.2% Airport Los Rodeos 82. Spain Tenerife TFN/GCXO 4,236,169 4,054,147 ▼4.3% Airport 83. Spain San Pablo Airport Seville SVQ/LEZL 4,391,794 4,051,268 ▼7.8% Galileo Galilei 84. Italy Pisa PSA/LIRP 3,963,717 4,018,662 ▲1.2% Airport Nuremberg 85. Nuremberg NUE/EDDN 4,274,000 3,965,743 ▼7.1% Germany Airport Brussels South 86. Charleroi CRL/EBCI 2,957,026 3,937,187 ▲33.1% Belgium Charleroi Airport Switzerland EuroAirport Basel BSL/LFSB 87. France Basel-Mulhouse- Mulhouse MLH/LFSB 4,261,992 3,850,000 ▼9.6% Freiburg Freiburg EAP/LFSB Germany Frankfurt-Hahn Kirchberg / 88.
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