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List of the busiest airports in the United States

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These are lists of the busiest airports in the United States, based on various ranking criteria.

Statistics Edit

Annual passenger traffic at ATL LAX ORD DFW DEN JFK SFO SEA LAS MCO airports. See Wikidata query.

Busiest U.S. airports by total passenger boardings Edit

The FAA uses passenger boarding for a full calendar year to determine Airport Improvement Program (AIP) entitlements. The term hub is used by the FAA to identify very busy commercial service airports. Large hubs are the airports that each account for at least one percent of total U.S. passenger enplanements. Medium hubs are defined as airports that each account for between 0.25 percent and 1 percent of the total passenger enplanements.[1]

The 30 large hubs move 70% of the passengers with a traffic increasing by 2.5% from 2016 to 2017, while the 31 medium hubs grew by 5.2% and 16 airports lost airline services between 2014 and 2018, from 445 to 429. Mainline carriers are up-gauging their fleet while scope clauses regional aircraft operations and turboprops and 50-seat regional jets are abandoned: aircraft with 50 seats or fewer represented 30% of domestic departures and 12% of seats offered in 2014, falling to 19% in 2018 and 7% of seats. Accounting for 18% of passenger traffic, medium hubs stimulate point-to-point services like for Southwest Airlines, operating at 29, carrying most mainline passengers at 24 and more than half at 10.[2]

Large hubs Edit

Rank
(2022)		 Airports (large) IATA
Code		 Major cities served Metro Area State 2022[3] 2021[4] 2020[5] 2019[6] 2018[7] 2017[8] 2016[9] 2015[10] 2014[11] 2013[12]
1 Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport ATL Atlanta Atlanta GA 45,396,001 36,676,010 20,559,866 53,505,795 51,865,797 50,251,964 50,501,858 49,340,732 46,604,273 45,308,407
2 Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport DFW Dallas & Fort Worth Dallas–Fort Worth TX 35,345,138 30,005,266 18,593,421 35,778,573 32,821,799 31,816,933 31,283,579 31,589,839 30,804,567 29,038,128
3 Denver International Airport DEN Denver Denver CO 33,773,832 28,645,527 16,243,216 33,592,945 31,362,941 29,809,097 28,267,394 26,280,043 26,000,591 25,496,885
4 O'Hare International Airport ORD Chicago Chicago IL 33,120,474 26,350,976 14,606,034 40,871,223 39,873,927 38,593,028 37,589,899 36,305,668 33,843,426 32,317,835
5 Los Angeles International Airport LAX Los Angeles Greater Los Angeles CA 32,326,616 23,663,410 14,055,777 42,939,104 42,624,050 41,232,432 39,636,042 36,351,272 34,314,197 32,425,892
6 John F. Kennedy International Airport JFK New York City New York Metro NY 26,919,982 15,273,342 8,269,819 31,036,655 30,620,769 29,533,154 29,239,151 27,782,369 26,244,928 25,036,358
7 Harry Reid International Airport LAS Las Vegas Las Vegas NV 25,480,500 19,160,342 10,584,059 24,728,361 23,795,012 23,364,393 22,833,267 21,857,693 20,620,248 19,946,179
8 Orlando International Airport MCO Orlando Orlando FL 24,469,733 19,618,838 10,467,728 24,562,271 23,202,480 21,565,448 20,283,541 18,759,938 17,278,608 16,884,524
9 Miami International Airport MIA Miami Miami Metro FL 23,949,892 17,500,096 8,786,007 21,421,031 21,021,640 20,709,225 20,875,813 20,986,349 19,471,466 19,420,089
10 Charlotte Douglas International Airport CLT Charlotte Charlotte NC 23,100,300 20,900,875 12,952,869 24,199,688 22,281,949 22,011,251 21,511,880 21,913,166 21,537,725 21,346,601
11 Seattle–Tacoma International Airport SEA Seattle Seattle WA 22,157,862 17,430,195 9,462,411 25,001,762 24,024,908 22,639,124 21,887,110 20,148,980 17,888,080 16,690,295
12 Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport PHX Phoenix Phoenix AZ 21,852,586 18,940,287 10,531,436 22,433,552 21,622,580 21,185,458 20,896,265 21,351,504 20,344,867 19,525,109
13 Newark Liberty International Airport EWR Newark New York Metro NJ 21,572,147 14,514,049 7,985,474 23,160,763 22,797,602 21,571,198 19,923,009 18,684,818 17,773,405 17,546,506
14 San Francisco International Airport SFO San Francisco San Francisco Bay Area CA 20,411,420 11,725,347 7,745,057 27,779,230 27,790,717 26,900,048 25,707,101 24,190,560 22,770,783 21,704,626
15 George Bush Intercontinental Airport IAH Houston Houston TX 19,814,052 16,242,821 8,682,558 21,905,309 21,157,398 19,603,731 20,062,072 20,595,881 19,772,087 18,952,840
16 Logan International Airport BOS Boston Boston MA 17,443,775 10,909,817 6,035,452 20,699,377 20,006,521 18,759,742 17,759,044 16,290,362 15,507,561 14,810,153
17 Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport FLL Fort Lauderdale & Hollywood Miami Metro FL 15,370,165 13,598,994 8,015,744 17,950,989 17,612,331 15,817,043 14,263,270 13,061,632 12,031,860 11,538,140
18 Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport MSP Minneapolis & Saint Paul Minneapolis–Saint Paul MN 15,242,089 12,211,409 7,069,720 19,192,917 18,361,942 18,409,704 18,123,844 17,634,273 16,972,678 16,280,835
19 LaGuardia Airport LGA New York City New York Metro NY 14,367,463 7,827,307 4,147,116 15,393,601 15,058,501 14,614,802 14,762,593 14,319,924 13,535,372 13,372,269
20 Detroit Metropolitan Airport DTW Detroit Detroit MI 13,751,197 11,517,696 6,822,324 18,143,040 17,436,837 17,036,092 16,847,135 16,255,520 15,775,941 15,683,523
21 Philadelphia International Airport PHL Philadelphia Philadelphia PA 12,421,168 9,820,222 5,753,239 16,006,389 15,292,670 14,271,243 14,564,419 15,101,349 14,792,339 14,727,945
22 Salt Lake City International Airport SLC Salt Lake City Salt Lake City UT 12,383,843 10,795,906 5,753,239 12,840,841 12,226,730 11,615,954 11,143,738 10,634,538 10,139,065 9,668,048
23 Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport DCA Washington, D.C. & Arlington Washington Metro VA 11,553,850 6,731,737 3,573,489 11,595,454 11,367,176 11,506,310 11,470,854 11,242,375 10,057,794 9,838,034
24 San Diego International Airport SAN San Diego San Diego CA 11,162,224 7,836,360 4,637,856 12,648,692 12,174,224 11,139,933 10,340,164 9,985,763 9,333,152 8,878,772
25 Baltimore/Washington International Airport BWI Baltimore & Washington, D.C. Washington Metro MD 11,151,169 9,253,561 5,451,355 13,284,687 13,371,816 12,976,554 12,340,972 11,738,845 11,022,200 11,132,731
26 Tampa International Airport TPA Tampa Tampa FL 10,539,459 8,847,197 4,966,775 10,978,756 10,368,514 9,548,580 9,194,994 9,150,458 8,531,561 8,267,752
27 Austin–Bergstrom International Airport AUS Austin Austin TX 10,382,573 6,666,215 3,141,505 8,683,711 7,921,797 6,973,115 6,095,545 5,797,547 5,219,982 4,900,959
28 Washington Dulles International Airport IAD Washington, D.C. & Arlington Washington Metro VA 10,266,324 7,227,875 3,862,658 11,884,117 11,621,623 11,024,306 10,596,942 10,363,974 10,415,948 10,570,993
29 Nashville International Airport BNA Nashville Nashville TN 9,829,062 7,594,049 4,013,995 8,935,654 8,017,347 6,902,771 6,338,517 5,715,205 5,396,958 5,050,989
30 Midway International Airport MDW Chicago Chicago IL 9,650,281 7,680,617 4,236,603 10,081,781 10,678,018 10,912,074 11,044,387 10,830,850 10,311,996 9,915,646
31 Daniel K. Inouye International Airport HNL Honolulu Honolulu HI 8,828,395 5,830,928 3,126,391 9,988,678 9,578,505 9,743,989 9,656,340 9,656,340 9,463,000 9,466,995

Medium hubs Edit

Rank
(2021)		 Airports (medium hubs) IATA
Code		 City served Metro Area State 2022[3] 2021[4] 2020[5] 2019[6] 2018[7] 2017[8] 2016[9] 2015[10] 2014[11] 2013[12]
32 Dallas Love Field DAL Dallas Dallas–Fort Worth TX 7,819,129 6,487,563 3,669,930 8,408,457 8,134,848 7,876,769 7,554,596 7,040,921 4,522,341 4,023,779
33 Portland International Airport PDX Portland Portland OR 7,241,882 5,759,879 3,455,877 9,797,408 9,940,866 9,435,473 9,071,154 8,340,234 7,878,760 7,452,603
34 St. Louis Lambert International Airport STL St. Louis St. Louis MO 6,709,080 5,070,471 3,041,765 7,946,986 7,822,274 7,372,805 6,793,076 6,239,231 6,108,758 6,216,104
35 William P. Hobby Airport HOU Houston Houston TX 6,462,948 5,560,780 3,127,178 7,069,614 6,937,061 6,741,870 6,285,181 5,937,944 5,800,726 5,377,050
36 Sacramento International Airport SMF Sacramento Sacramento CA 6,040,824 4,760,275 2,710,342 6,454,413 6,031,630 5,460,526 4,969,366 4,816,440 4,384,616 4,255,145
37 Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport MSY New Orleans New Orleans LA 5,931,899 4,017,147 2,632,606 6,717,105 6,565,482 6,005,527 5,569,705 5,329,696 4,870,569 4,576,539
38 Raleigh-Durham International Airport RDU Raleigh Raleigh NC 5,849,665 4,311,049 2,337,496 6,919,429 6,416,822 5,851,004 5,401,714 4,954,717 4,673,869 4,482,016
39 Norman Y. Mineta San José International Airport SJC San Jose San Francisco Bay Area CA 5,590,137 3,619,690 2,283,186 7,828,885 7,140,616 6,225,148 5,321,603 4,885,690 4,621,003 4,315,839
40 John Wayne Airport SNA Santa Ana Greater Los Angeles CA 5,536,313 3,807,205 1,824,836 5,153,276 5,317,149 5,195,047 5,217,242 4,945,175 4,584,147 4,540,628
41 Oakland International Airport OAK Oakland San Francisco Bay Area CA 5,506,232 4,011,953 2,271,294 6,560,230 6,798,321 6,530,308 5,934,639 5,506,672 5,069,257 4,770,716
42 Southwest Florida International Airport RSW Fort Myers Southwest Florida FL 5,132,694 5,080,805 2,947,139 5,144,467 4,719,568 4,461,304 4,350,650 4,231,134 4,025,959 3,788,870
43 Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport SJU San Juan San Juan PR 5,039,771 4,738,725 2,362,851 4,590,117 4,033,412 4,163,587 4,343,354 4,218,785 4,150,828 4,103,197
44 Kansas City International Airport MCI Kansas City Kansas City MO 4,796,476 3,795,290 2,167,616 5,759,419 5,935,131 5,744,918 5,391,557 5,135,127 4,982,722 4,836,221
45 San Antonio International Airport SAT San Antonio San Antonio TX 4,751,610 3,677,643 1,919,958 5,022,980 4,844,427 4,521,611 4,179,994 4,091,389 4,046,856 4,005,874
46 Cleveland Hopkins International Airport CLE Cleveland Cleveland OH 4,237,795 3,552,402 1,990,156 4,894,541 4,836,580 4,562,740 4,205,739 4,083,476 3,686,315 4,375,448
47 Indianapolis International Airport IND Indianapolis Indianapolis IN 4,209,416 3,487,100 1,989,126 4,709,183 4,695,040 4,376,432 4,216,766 3,889,567 3,605,908 3,535,015
48 Kahului Airport OGG Kahului Maui HI 4,125,311 2,933,315 1,135,141 3,791,807 3,572,133 3,442,189 3,352,813 3,220,753 3,019,338 2,955,304
49 Pittsburgh International Airport PIT Pittsburgh Pittsburgh PA 3,918,968 3,069,259 1,742,406 4,715,947 4,670,033 4,327,431 3,986,114 3,890,677 3,827,860 3,812,460
50 Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport CVG Cincinnati Cincinnati KY 3,702,997 3,050,597 1,729,395 4,413,457 4,269,258 3,926,158 3,269,979 3,036,697 2,874,684 2,776,377
51 John Glenn Columbus International Airport CMH Columbus Columbus OH 3,618,555 2,825,259 1,577,596 4,172,067 4,054,572 3,765,007 3,567,864 3,312,496 3,115,501 3,063,822
52 Palm Beach International Airport PBI West Palm Beach Miami Metro FL 3,257,730 2,567,897 1,518,732 3,460,429 3,263,042 3,166,532 3,100,624 3,113,485 2,926,242 2,844,507
53 Jacksonville International Airport JAX Jacksonville Jacksonville FL 3,177,393 2,425,685 1,367,501 3,479,923 3,118,540 2,759,067 2,799,587 2,716,465 2,589,198 2,549,070
54 Hollywood Burbank Airport BUR Burbank Greater Los Angeles CA 3,054,729 1,942,417 1,056,838 2,988,720 2,680,240 2,402,106 2,077,892 1,973,897 1,928,491 1,918,011
55 Bradley International Airport BDL Hartford Hartford CT 2,844,713 2,273,259 1,150,033 3,323,614 3,330,734 3,214,976 2,982,194 2,926,047 2,913,380 2,681,181
56 Ontario International Airport ONT Ontario Greater Los Angeles CA 2,840,758 2,201,528 1,237,946 2,723,002 2,499,171 2,247,645 2,127,387 2,089,801 2,037,346 1,970,538
57 Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport MKE Milwaukee Milwaukee WI 2,660,187 2,231,010 1,263,385 3,374,073 3,548,817 3,452,544 3,383,271 3,229,876 3,228,607 3,214,811
58 Charleston International Airport CHS Charleston Charleston SC 2,608,497 2,015,277 944,660 2,375,868 2,192,893 1,945,699 1,811,695 1,669,988 1,539,326 1,441,415
59 Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport ANC Anchorage Anchorage AK 2,604,308 2,184,959 1,157,301 2,713,843 2,642,901 2,556,188 2,563,524 2,525,876 2,381,826 2,325,030
60 Albuquerque International Sunport ABQ Albuquerque Albuquerque NM 2,317,836 1,688,646 868,922 2,641,450 2,647,269 2,412,328 2,341,719 2,323,883 2,354,184 2,477,783
61 Boise Airport BOI Boise Boise ID 2,230,467 1,809,000 991,241 2,057,750 1,943,181 1,777,642 1,633,507 1,487,777 1,378,352 1,313,741
62 Eppley Airfield OMA Omaha Omaha NE 2,204,395 1,829,912 1,036,245 2,455,274 2,457,087 2,303,223 2,127,387 2,046,155 2,020,354 1,975,339
63 Memphis International Airport MEM Memphis Memphis TN 2,163,692 1,793,073 1,015,981 2,318,442 2,213,083 2,102,739 2,016,089 1,873,716 1,800,268 2,301,003
64 Reno–Tahoe International Airport RNO Reno Reno NV 2,132,856 1,781,785 976,937 2,162,250 2,048,916 1,953,028 1,771,864 1,669,876 1,611,572 1,671,926

Busiest U.S. airports by total passenger traffic Edit

List of busiest airports in the U.S. based on total passengers, data are based on numbers provided from annual or monthly published figures by own airport authorities.

2022 Edit

Rank Rank
change 		Airport name Location IATA
Code 		Traffic Aircraft
Passengers % chg.
2019/20 		Movements % chg.
2019/20
1   Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport College Park, Georgia ATL 93,699,630   23.8 0
2   Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport Irving, Texas DFW 73,362,946   17.4
3   Denver International Airport Denver, Colorado DEN 69,286,461   17.8
4   O'Hare International Airport Chicago, Illinois ORD 68,340,619   26.5
5   Los Angeles International Airport Los Angeles, California LAX 65,924,298   37.3
6   7 John F. Kennedy International Airport Queens, New York JFK 55,175,249   79.2
7   1 Harry Reid International Airport Paradise, Nevada LAS 52,667,741   32.6
8   2 Miami International Airport Miami, Florida MIA 50,684,396   35.9
9   2 Orlando International Airport Orlando, Florida MCO 50,178,499   24.4
10   4 Charlotte Douglas International Airport Charlotte, North Carolina CLT 47,758,605   10.3
11   Seattle–Tacoma International Airport SeaTac, Washington SEA 45,964,321   27.1
12   3 Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport Phoenix, Arizona PHX 44,397,854   14.3
13   1 Newark Liberty International Airport Newark, New Jersey EWR 43,402,059   49.4
14   3 San Francisco International Airport San Mateo County, California SFO 42,281,641   73.7
15   3 George Bush Intercontinental Airport Houston, Texas IAH 40,977,839   21.7
16   3 General Edward Lawrence Logan International Airport Boston, Massachusetts BOS 36,090,176   59.1
17   2 Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport Fort Lauderdale, Florida FLL 31,686,404   12.9
18   2 Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport Minneapolis, Minnesota MSP 31,241,822   24.0
19   7 LaGuardia Airport Queens, New York LGA 29,040,963   87.0
20   2 Detroit Metropolitan Airport Romulus, Michigan DTW 28,160,572   19.3
21   1 Salt Lake City International Airport Salt Lake City, Utah SLC 25,752,783   15.1
22   1 Philadelphia International Airport Philadelphia, Pennsylvania PHL 25,242,133   28.5
23   6 Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport Arlington, Virginia DCA 23,961,442   70.6
24   2 Baltimore/Washington International Airport Linthicum Heights, Maryland BWI 22,804,744   20.9
25   San Diego International Airport San Diego, California SAN 22,009,921   41.1
26   3 Tampa International Airport Tampa, Florida TPA 21,527,863  
27   1 Washington Dulles International Airport Dulles, Virginia IAD 21,376,896   42.4
28   2 Austin–Bergstrom International Airport Austin, Texas AUS 21,089,289   55.4
29   2 Nashville International Airport Nashville, Tennessee BNA 20,045,685   29.2
30   6 Chicago Midway International Airport Chicago, Illinois MDW 19,916,643   25.3
31   1 Daniel K. Inouye International Airport Honolulu, Hawaii HNL 18,346,044  
32   1 Dallas Love Field Dallas, Texas DAL 15,685,850   17.8
33   Portland International Airport Portland, Oregon PDX 14,818,654   25.5
34   St. Louis Lambert International Airport St Louis, Missouri STL 13,665,517   32.0
35   William P. Hobby Airport Houston, Texas HOU 13,113,866  

2021 Edit

Rank Rank
change 		Airport name Location IATA
Code 		Traffic Aircraft
Passengers % chg.
2019/20 		Movements % chg.
2019/20
1   Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport College Park, Georgia ATL 75,704,760   76.4 0
2   Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport Irving, Texas DFW 62,465,756   58.7
3   Denver International Airport Denver, Colorado DEN 58,828,552   74.4
4   O'Hare International Airport Chicago, Illinois ORD 54,020,399   75.0
5   Los Angeles International Airport Los Angeles, California LAX 48,007,284   66.8
6   Charlotte Douglas International Airport Charlotte, North Carolina CLT 43,302,230   59.2
7   2 Orlando International Airport Orlando, Florida MCO 40,351,068   86.7
8   1 Harry Reid International Airport Paradise, Nevada LAS 39,710,493   78.9
9   1 Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport Phoenix, Arizona PHX 38,846,713   76.7
10   1 Miami International Airport Miami, Florida MIA 37,302,456   99.9
11   1 Seattle–Tacoma International Airport SeaTac, Washington SEA 36,154,015   80.2
12   George Bush Intercontinental Airport Houston, Texas IAH 33,677,118   84.9
13   John F. Kennedy International Airport Queens, New York JFK 30,788,322   85.1
14   2 Newark Liberty International Airport Newark, New Jersey EWR 29,049,552   82.8
15   1 Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport Fort Lauderdale, Florida FLL 28,076,808   70.3
16   1 Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport Minneapolis, Minnesota MSP 25,202,120   69.7
17   2 San Francisco International Airport San Mateo County, California SFO 24,343,627   48.3
18   Detroit Metropolitan Airport Romulus, Michigan DTW 23,610,765   67.4
19   General Edward Lawrence Logan International Airport Boston, Massachusetts BOS 22,678,499   79.7
20   Salt Lake City International Airport Salt Lake City, Utah SLC 22,383,878   78.2
21   Philadelphia International Airport Philadelphia, Pennsylvania PHL 19,638,387   65.5
22   Baltimore/Washington International Airport Linthicum Heights, Maryland BWI 18,868,429   68.4
23   Tampa International Airport Tampa, Florida TPA  
24   1 Chicago Midway International Airport Chicago, Illinois MDW 15,893,595   79.5
25   1 San Diego International Airport San Diego, California SAN 15,602,505   73.5
26   2 LaGuardia Airport Queens, New York LGA 15,526,712   88.3
27   Nashville International Airport Nashville, Tennessee BNA 15,516,601   87.3
28   2 Washington Dulles International Airport Dulles, Virginia IAD 15,006,955   80.1
29   1 Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport Arlington, Virginia DCA 14,044,724   85.4
30   4 Austin–Bergstrom International Airport Austin, Texas AUS 13,570,711   109.7
31   2 Dallas Love Field Dallas, Texas DAL 13,315,498   73.3
32   Daniel K. Inouye International Airport Honolulu, Hawaii HNL  
33   2 Portland International Airport Portland, Oregon PDX 11,806,921   66.7
34   1 St. Louis Lambert International Airport St Louis, Missouri STL 10,351,533   64.2
35   2 William P. Hobby Airport Houston, Texas HOU  

2020 Edit

Rank Rank
change 		Airport name Location IATA
Code 		Traffic Aircraft
Passengers % chg.
2019/20 		Movements % chg.
2019/20
1   Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport College Park, Georgia ATL 42,918,685   61.2 0
2   2 Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport Irving, Texas DFW 39,364,990   47.6
3   2 Denver International Airport Denver, Colorado DEN 33,741,129   51.1
4   1 O'Hare International Airport Chicago, Illinois ORD 30,860,251   63.5
5   3 Los Angeles International Airport Los Angeles, California LAX 28,779,527   67.3
6   5 Charlotte Douglas International Airport Charlotte, North Carolina CLT 27,205,082   45.8
7   2 Harry Reid International Airport Paradise, Nevada LAS 22,201,479   56.9
8   5 Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport Phoenix, Arizona PHX 21,978,708   52.5
9   1 Orlando International Airport Orlando, Florida MCO 21,617,803   57.3
10   2 Seattle–Tacoma International Airport SeaTac, Washington SEA 20,061,507   61.3
11   3 Miami International Airport Miami, Florida MIA 18,663,858   59.4
12   3 George Bush Intercontinental Airport Houston, Texas IAH 18,213,571   59.8
13   7 John F. Kennedy International Airport Queens, New York JFK 16,630,642   73.4
14   5 Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport Fort Lauderdale, Florida FLL 16,484,132   55.1
15   8 San Francisco International Airport San Mateo County, California SFO 16,409,625   71.5
16   4 Newark Liberty International Airport Newark, New Jersey EWR 15,892,892   65.7
17   Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport Minneapolis, Minnesota MSP 14,851,289   59.8
18   Detroit Metropolitan Airport Romulus, Michigan DTW 14,105,007   61.6
19   3 General Edward Lawrence Logan International Airport Boston, Massachusetts BOS 12,618,128   70.3
20   3 Salt Lake City International Airport Salt Lake City, Utah SLC 12,559,026   53.2
21   1 Philadelphia International Airport Philadelphia, Pennsylvania PHL 11,865,006   64.1
22   Baltimore/Washington International Airport Linthicum Heights, Maryland BWI 11,204,511   58.5
23   4 Tampa International Airport Tampa, Florida TPA 10,238,151   54.5
24   San Diego International Airport San Diego, California SAN 8,991,533   64.3
25   4 Chicago Midway International Airport Chicago, Illinois MDW 8,853,948   57.5
26   1 Washington Dulles International Airport Dulles, Virginia IAD 8,333,460   66.4
27   4 Nashville International Airport Nashville, Tennessee BNA 8,284,570   54.7
28   7 LaGuardia Airport Queens, New York LGA 8,245,192   73.5
29   4 Dallas Love Field Dallas, Texas DAL 7,684,653   54.2
30   4 Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport Arlington, Virginia DCA 7,574,966   68.4
31   1 Portland International Airport Portland, Oregon PDX 7,084,543   64.4
32   4 Daniel K. Inouye International Airport Honolulu, Hawaii HNL 6,656,825   69.6
33   William P. Hobby Airport Houston, Texas HOU 6,476,309   55.2
34   2 Austin–Bergstrom International Airport Austin, Texas AUS 6,472,579   62.7
35   1 St. Louis Lambert International Airport St Louis, Missouri STL 6,302,402   60.3

2019 Edit

Rank Rank
change 		Airport name Location IATA
Code 		Traffic Aircraft
Passengers % chg.
2018/19 		Movements % chg.
2018/19
1   Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport College Park, Georgia ATL 110,531,300  02.3 904,301  01.0
2   Los Angeles International Airport[13] Los Angeles, California LAX 88,068,013  00.6 691,257  02.3
3   O'Hare International Airport Chicago, Illinois ORD 84,649,115  01.7 919,704  01.8
4   Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport Irving, Texas DFW 75,066,956  08.6 720,007  07.9
5   Denver International Airport Denver, Colorado DEN 69,015,703  07.0 640,098  06.1
6   John F. Kennedy International Airport[14] Queens, New York JFK 62,551,072  01.5 456,060  00.1
7   San Francisco International Airport San Mateo County, California SFO 57,488,023  00.5 458,496  02.5
8   Seattle–Tacoma International Airport[15] SeaTac, Washington SEA 51,829,239  04.0 450,487  02.8
9   Harry Reid International Airport[16] Paradise, Nevada LAS 51,537,638  03.7 552,962  02.4
10   Orlando International Airport Orlando, Florida MCO 50,613,072  06.1 357,689  02.9
11   Charlotte Douglas International Airport Charlotte, North Carolina CLT 50,168,783  08.0 578,263  05.1
12   Newark Liberty International Airport[17] Newark, New Jersey EWR 46,336,452  01.0 446,320  01.6
13   1 Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport[18] Phoenix, Arizona PHX 46,288,337  03.0 438,891  01.1
14   1 Miami International Airport Miami, Florida MIA 45,924,466  02.0 416,773  00.2
15   George Bush Intercontinental Airport[19] Houston, Texas IAH 45,264,059  03.3 478,070  02.4
16   General Edward Lawrence Logan International Airport[20] Boston, Massachusetts BOS 42,522,411  03.9 427,176  00.7
17   Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport[21] Minneapolis, Minnesota MSP 39,555,035  04.0 406,076  00.3
18   1 Detroit Metropolitan Airport[22] Romulus, Michigan DTW 36,769,279  04.3 396,909  00.8
19   1 Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport[23] Fort Lauderdale, Florida FLL 36,747,622  02.2 331,447  00.6
20   Philadelphia International Airport Philadelphia, Pennsylvania PHL 33,018,886   4.2 390,321  02.8
21   LaGuardia Airport[24] Queens, New York LGA 31,084,894  03.3 373,356  00.4
22   Baltimore/Washington International Airport Linthicum Heights, Maryland BWI 26,993,896  00.6 262,597  01.5
23   Salt Lake City International Airport[25] Salt Lake City, Utah SLC 26,808,014  04.9 344,715  02.2
24   San Diego International Airport[26] San Diego, California SAN 25,216,947  04.0 231,354  02.8
25   Washington Dulles International Airport Dulles, Virginia IAD 24,817,677  03.1 285,042  03.9
26   Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport Arlington, Virginia DCA 23,945,527  01.8 292,682  00.4
27   1 Tampa International Airport[27] Tampa, Florida TPA 22,497,953  05.7 217,360  05.0
28   1 Daniel K. Inouye International Airport[28] Honolulu, Hawaii HNL 21,870,691  04.2 326,832   10.70
29   2 Chicago Midway International Airport Chicago, Illinois MDW 20,844,860  05.4 232,084  04.6
30   Portland International Airport[29] Portland, Oregon PDX 19,891,365  00.0 238,384  01.9
31   1 Nashville International Airport[30] Nashville, Tennessee BNA 18,273,434  014.2
32   1 Austin–Bergstrom International Airport Austin, Texas AUS 17,343,729  09.6 209,726  00.2
33   2 Dallas Love Field[31] Dallas, Texas DAL 16,780,158  03.4 231,879  00.3
34   St. Louis Lambert International Airport[32] St Louis, Missouri STL 15,878,527  01.6 193,925  00.2
35   Norman Y. Mineta San Jose International Airport[33] San Jose, California SJC 15,650,444  09.3 207,111  019.4

2018 Edit

Rank Rank
change 		Airport name Location IATA
Code 		Traffic Aircraft
Passengers % chg.
2017/18 		Movements % chg.
2017/18
1   Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport[34] College Park, Georgia ATL 107,394,029  03.3 895,682  01.7
2   Los Angeles International Airport[35] Los Angeles, California LAX 87,534,384  03.5 707,833  01.1
3   O'Hare International Airport[36] Chicago, Illinois ORD 83,245,472  04.3 903,747  04.2
4   Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport[37] Irving, Texas DFW 69,112,607  03.0 667,213  02.0
5   Denver International Airport[38] Denver, Colorado DEN 64,494,613  05.1 603,403  03.6
6   John F. Kennedy International Airport[39] Queens, New York JFK 61,909,148  03.9 455,529  01.6
7   San Francisco International Airport[40] South San Francisco, California SFO 57,793,313  03.5 470,164  02.1
8   1 Seattle–Tacoma International Airport[41] SeaTac, Washington SEA 49,849,520  06.2 438,391  05.4
9   1 Harry Reid International Airport[42] Las Vegas, Nevada LAS 49,716,584  02.5 539,857  00.6
10   2 Orlando International Airport[43] Orlando, Florida MCO 47,696,627  06.9 347,672  05.1
11   1 Charlotte Douglas International Airport[44] Charlotte, North Carolina CLT 46,444,380  01.2 550,013  00.4
12   1 Newark Liberty International Airport[45] Newark, New Jersey EWR 46,065,175  06.6 458,674  04.6
13   1 Miami International Airport[46] Miami, Florida MIA 45,044,312  02.2 416,032  00.7
14   1 Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport[47] Phoenix, Arizona PHX 44,943,686  02.3 434,252  00.8
15   George Bush Intercontinental Airport[48] Houston, Texas IAH 43,807,539  07.6 466,738  03.6
16   General Edward Lawrence Logan International Airport[49] Boston, Massachusetts BOS 40,941,925  06.6 424,024  05.6
17   Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport[50] Minneapolis, Minnesota MSP 38,037,381  00.0 407,476  02.1
18   1 Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport[51] Fort Lauderdale, Florida FLL 35,963,370  010.6 329,662  05.4
19   1 Detroit Metropolitan Airport[52] Romulus, Michigan DTW 35,236,676  01.5 393,681  00.4
20   Philadelphia International Airport[53] Philadelphia, Pennsylvania PHL 31,691,956  07.1 379,665  02.6
21   LaGuardia Airport[54] Queens, New York LGA 30,094,074  01.8 372,025  00.8
22   Baltimore/Washington International Airport[55] Linthicum Heights, Maryland BWI 27,145,831  02.9 266,569  01.9
23   Salt Lake City International Airport[56] Salt Lake City, Utah SLC 25,554,244  05.6 337,276  03.1
24   2 San Diego International Airport[57] San Diego, California SAN 24,238,300  09.3 225,058  07.5
25   Washington Dulles International Airport[58] Dulles, Virginia IAD 24,060,709  05.1 274,281  03.6
26   2 Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport[59] Arlington, Virginia DCA 23,464,618  01.8 293,827  00.2
27   Chicago Midway International Airport[60] Chicago, Illinois MDW 22,027,737  01.9 243,322  03.2
28   Tampa International Airport[61] Tampa, Florida TPA 21,289,390  08.5 206,938  05.9
29   Daniel K. Inouye International Airport Honolulu, Hawaii HNL 20,990,932  01.1 295,233   5.30
30   Portland International Airport[62] Portland, Oregon PDX 19,882,788  04.2 233,993  02.2
31   Dallas Love Field[63] Dallas, Texas DAL 16,229,151  03.2 231,110  01.6
32   1 Nashville International Airport[64] Nashville, Tennessee BNA 15,996,194  013.2 216,966  05.2
33   1 Austin–Bergstrom International Airport[65] Austin, Texas AUS 15,819,912  013.9 210,080  05.2
34   2 St. Louis Lambert International Airport[66] St Louis, Missouri STL 15,632,586  05.9 - -
35   Norman Y. Mineta San Jose International Airport[67] San Jose, California SJC 14,319,292  014.7 173,389  011.3

2016 Edit

Listed according to data compiled by Airports Council International North America, and ranked according to total passengers during 2016.

All 36 airports on this list are also featured on the FAA list, but the order varies. The FAA ranks by passengers boarding. ACI ranks by sum of boarding, disembarking, and flying through without leaving airplane. The statistics are slightly more than twice as high.

Rank Airport name Location IATA
Code 		Traffic Aircraft
Passengers % chg.
2015/16 		Movements % chg.
2015/16
1 Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport College Park, Georgia ATL 104,171,935  02.6 898,356  01.8
2 Los Angeles International Airport Los Angeles, California LAX 80,921,527  08.0 697,138  06.3
3 O'Hare International Airport Chicago, Illinois ORD 77,960,588  01.3 867,635  00.9
4 Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport Irving, Texas DFW 65,670,697  00.2 672,748  01.3
5 John F. Kennedy International Airport Queens, New York JFK 59,105,513  03.9 452,415  03.0
6 Denver International Airport Denver, Colorado DEN 58,266,515  07.9 565,503  04.5
7 San Francisco International Airport South San Francisco, California SFO 53,099,282  06.1 450,388  04.8
8 Harry Reid International Airport Las Vegas, Nevada LAS 47,496,614  04.5 541,428  02.1
9 Seattle–Tacoma International Airport SeaTac, Washington SEA 45,736,700  08.0 412,170  08.1
10 Miami International Airport Miami, Florida MIA 44,584,603  00.5 414,234  00.3
11 Charlotte Douglas International Airport Charlotte, North Carolina CLT 44,422,022  01.0 545,742  00.3
12 Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport Phoenix, Arizona PHX 43,302,381  01.6 440,643  00.1
13 Orlando International Airport Orlando, Florida MCO 41,923,399  08.0 316,981  02.9
14 George Bush Intercontinental Airport Houston, Texas IAH 41,622,594  03.3 470,780  06.4
15 Newark Liberty International Airport Newark, New Jersey EWR 40,563,285  08.2 435,907  05.3
16 Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport Minneapolis, Minnesota MSP 37,413,728  02.3 412,872  02.0
17 General Edward Lawrence Logan International Airport Boston, Massachusetts BOS 36,356,917  08.5 372,930  02.5
18 Detroit Metropolitan Airport Romulus, Michigan DTW 34,401,254  02.9 393,427  03.7
19 Philadelphia International Airport Philadelphia, Pennsylvania PHL 30,155,090  04.1 394,022  04.2
20 LaGuardia Airport Queens, New York LGA 29,786,769  04.7 369,987  02.7
21 Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport Fort Lauderdale, Florida FLL 29,205,002  08.4 290,239  04.4
22 Baltimore/Washington International Airport Linthicum Heights, Maryland BWI 25,122,651  05.4 248,585  00.9
23 Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport Arlington, Virginia DCA 23,568,586  02.4 295,038  00.8
24 Salt Lake City International Airport Salt Lake City, Utah SLC 23,157,445  04.5 320,137  02.7
25 Chicago Midway International Airport Chicago, Illinois MDW 22,677,859  02.1 253,046  00.2
26 Washington Dulles International Airport Dulles, Virginia IAD 21,817,340  01.5 265,743  01.5
27 San Diego International Airport San Diego, California SAN 20,725,801  03.2 197,132  01.5
28 Honolulu International Airport Honolulu, Hawaii HNL 19,878,659  – 00.0 316,154  01.1
29 Tampa International Airport Tampa, Florida TPA 18,931,922  00.6 — —
30 Portland International Airport Portland, Oregon PDX 18,352,767  08.9 227,709  04.4
31 Dallas Love Field Dallas, Texas DAL 15,562,738  07.3 224,193  03.7
32 St. Louis Lambert International Airport St Louis, Missouri STL 13,959,126  09.5 190,560  02.5
33 Nashville International Airport Nashville, Tennessee BNA 12,979,803  011.2 194,758  05.6
34 William P. Hobby Airport Houston, Texas HOU 12,909,075  06.1 200,741  00.1
35 Austin–Bergstrom International Airport Austin, Texas AUS 12,436,849  04.5 192,032  00.4
36 Oakland International Airport Oakland, California OAK 12,070,967  07.7 222,771  03.3

Busiest U.S. airports by international passenger traffic Edit

Rank Airport name Location IATA
Code 		2021[68] 2020[69] 2019[70]
1 John F. Kennedy International Airport Queens, New York JFK 12,466,165 8,219,317 33,432,159
2 Miami International Airport Miami, Florida MIA 11,592,445 6,565,834 20,735,658
3 Los Angeles International Airport Los Angeles, California LAX 7,862,532 6,246,602 25,210,140
4 George Bush Intercontinental Airport Houston, Texas IAH 6,458,473 3,491,935 10,764,589
5 Newark Liberty International Airport Newark, New Jersey EWR 6,250,880 3,688,541 14,087,622
6 Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport Irving, Texas DFW 5,852,397 3,268,822 9,103,438
7 Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport College Park, Georgia ATL 5,474,264 3,347,184 12,268,779
8 O'Hare International Airport Chicago, Illinois ORD 5,148,494 3,481,860 13,412,885
9 Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport Fort Lauderdale, Florida FLL 4,016,553 2,839,383 8,524,251
10 Washington Dulles International Airport Dulles, Virginia IAD 3,230,027 1,917,510 7,990,292
11 San Francisco International Airport South San Francisco, California SFO 3,139,041 3,210,024 14,357,960
12 General Edward Lawrence Logan International Airport Boston, Massachusetts BOS 2,046,561 1,574,712 7,534,504
13 Charlotte Douglas International Airport Charlotte, North Carolina CLT 1,989,704 1,069,001 3,405,907
14 Denver International Airport Denver, Colorado DEN 1,856,124 934,563 3,037,012
15 Orlando International Airport Orlando, Florida MCO 1,837,706 1,525,177 6,957,048
16 Seattle–Tacoma International Airport SeaTac, Washington SEA 1,393,603 1,273,179 5,392,147
17 Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport Phoenix, Arizona PHX 1,223,856 750,138 1,958,468
18 Philadelphia International Airport Philadelphia, Pennsylvania PHL 988,733 682,030 3,847,253
19 Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport Romulus, Michigan DTW 966,375 873,744 3,717,775
20 Harry Reid International Airport Paradise, Nevada LAS 738,257 711,614 3,462,627

Busiest U.S. airports by total cargo throughput Edit

Main article: List of largest cargo airports in the United States

Listed according to data compiled by the Federal Aviation Administration for the United States and ranked according to total cargo throughput in pounds during 2017.[71]

Rank Airport name Location IATA
code 		Cargo
Ibs. % chg.
2017/16
1 Memphis International Airport Memphis, Tennessee MEM 23,949,525,780  00.35%
2 Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport Anchorage, Alaska ANC 17,337,337,377  02.79%
3 Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport Louisville, Kentucky SDF 13,403,682,652  04.68%
4 O'Hare International Airport Chicago, Illinois ORD 10,373,559,593  010.84%
5 Miami International Airport Miami, Florida MIA 7,963,988,407  00.82%
6 Los Angeles International Airport Los Angeles, California LAX 7,197,930,264  03.85%
7 Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport Hebron, Kentucky CVG 5,700,282,994  033.32%
8 Indianapolis International Airport Indianapolis, Indiana IND 5,138,500,318  0-3.58%
9 Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport Irving, Texas DFW 4,155,362,297  07.65%
10 Ontario International Airport Ontario, California ONT 3,522,510,318  015.81%

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