2025 Openings

The 2025 OAG rankings continue to place Atlanta Airport in first place, with Dubai second and Tokyo third. Istanbul and Denver show strong growth compared to 2019

Boeing delivered 600 commercial planes and 131 defense and space units in 2025, with the 737 and 787 leading commercial production and Apache helicopters leading defense

22.4 million passengers in one year, an average load factor of 88.3% and the largest fleet expansion in the company's history: Etihad Airways concludes 2025 as a historic record year and consolidates its position as the growth engine of aviation in the UAE

Munich International Airport has reported an unprecedented 43.4 million passengers and a sharp increase in international flights. Punctuality and security have improved due to technological developments

On the path to establishing Cyprus as a year-round tourist destination: Larnaca and Paphos ports conclude 2025 with a historic record in passenger traffic, double-digit growth, strengthening of the winter season and deepening of air connectivity

A new record for airports in Lithuania in the number of flights places the country at the top of the Baltic aviation market. infrastructure investments and airline expansion brought an 8.3% increase in revenues compared to 2024

In 2025, 34 million passengers passed through Greece's largest international airport, a significant increase over the previous year. There was also a jump in the number of passengers in December and an increase in the number of flights in the past year

IATA's 2025 Global Passenger Survey shows a sharp increase in positive in-flight experiences, alongside an acceleration in the use of digital and biometrics. Weaknesses: Baggage processes, border checks, and connections

Brazil welcomed more than 9.2 million foreign tourists in 2025, marking its strongest year ever for international travel and visitor arrivals. “We exceeded all expectations and made 2025 the biggest year in the history of international tourism in Brazil"

Hundreds of thousands of passengers per day and unprecedented traffic volumes are placing Dubai Airport at its busiest period in its history, requiring extensive operational preparedness to maintain continuity and safety during the peak period