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Istanbul Airport Became the Busiest in Europe

The European Aviation Report of the European Organization for the Safety of Air Navigation (Eurocontrol) for 2 - 8 October has been published. According to the report, Istanbul Airport ranked first among the busiest airports in Europe with an average of 1,435 flights per day. Istanbul Airport, which left Europe's largest airports behind, was followed by Amsterdam Schiphol with an average of 1,419 flights per day, Paris Charles de Gaulle with 1,335 flights, Frankfurt with 1,332 flights, and London Heathrow with 1,318 flights. Antalya Airport ranked 9th among the busiest airports with an average of 883 daily flights.

On-time departure rates remained at 66 percent

Bad weather conditions are shown as the main reason for the delay in flights in Europe this summer. 66 percent of the flights operated in Europe from June to August were on time. While bad weather conditions in July are cited as the main reason for the increase in flight delays, according to the European Organization for the Safety of Air Navigation (EUROCONTROL), delays due to weather in July 2023 are 2.5 times more than in the same period of 2022. According to the German Air Transport Association (BDL), the number of on-time departures at Germany's 10 busiest airports increased by 8 percent this summer compared to summer 2022. BDL says weather is responsible for many flight delays. Storms in summer and snow and icing in winter may cause planes to take off late. According to the information in Turizmgüncel, it is stated that in addition to weather conditions, technical problems on the aircraft such as baggage unloading regulations may also cause delays. Passengers who have checked in and put their luggage in the baggage are let off again if they arrive on the plane too late or at all. Because for security reasons, luggage is not allowed to fly without passengers. It is stated that another problem is strikes and protests at airports.

Eurocontrol announced; Istanbul Airport is the busiest in Europe

Istanbul Airport became the busiest airport in Europe with an average of 1523 daily flights on 21-27 August. The European Aviation Report of the European Organization for the Safety of Air Navigation (Eurocontrol) for 21-27 August has been published. According to the report, Istanbul Airport ranked first among the busiest airports in Europe with an average of 1523 flights per day during this period. Istanbul Airport was followed by Amsterdam Schiphol with an average of 1382 flights per day, and Paris Charles de Gaulle airport with 1377 flights. According to the report in question, Turkish Airlines carried out an average of 1642 flights per day during these dates.

Istanbul Airport is the busiest airport in Europe

The European Aviation Report of the European Organization for the Safety of Air Navigation (Eurocontrol) on 15-21 May has been published. According to the report, Istanbul Airport ranked first among Europe's busiest airports with an average of 1401 flights per day during this period. Istanbul Airport was followed by Amsterdam Schiphol with an average of 1330 daily flights, and London Heathrow airports with 1302 flights. According to the 20th week data published by Eurocontrol, Istanbul Airport was at the top of Europe with an average of 1401 flights per day. We would like to thank all our passengers who preferred us."

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Istanbul Airport Became the Busiest in Europe

On-time departure rates remained at 66 percent

Eurocontrol announced; Istanbul Airport is the busiest in Europe

Istanbul Airport is the busiest airport in Europe