Türkiye’s Istanbul Airport was the busiest air hub in Europe between June 16 and July 2 with a median of 1,525 each day flights, in accordance with the European Organization for Air Navigation Safety (Eurocontrol).
It was adopted by Amsterdam with 1,370 each day flights, Paris-Charles de Gaulle with 1,351 flights, Frankfurt with 1,314 flights and London Heathrow with 1,306 flights, Eurocontrol knowledge confirmed.
Antalya Airport within the Turkish Mediterranean resort metropolis was positioned quantity seven on a rating of Europe’s busiest air hubs.
Three prime 10 airports-Istanbul, Antalya and Palma de Mallorca-handled visitors above their pre-COVID ranges.
The UK was the busiest nation, recording 6,122 flights-including overflights-last week. Spain adopted it with 5,437 flights, Germany with 5,245 flights, France with 4,793 flights and Italy with 4,345 flights from June 16 to July 2.
Türkiye claimed sixth spot in Europe’s busiest international locations with 3,892 flights final week, a lot above its 2019 stage.
Among the highest 10 airways, solely Wizz Air Group, Ryanair Group and Turkish Airlines operated a lot above their pre-virus stage, by 36%, 25% and 13%, respectively.
Ryanair was the highest airline with 2,273 each day flights and easyJet was ranked second with 1,732 each day flights. The third-largest common each day flights have been carried out by Turkish Airlines with 1,685 each day flights.
Source: www.anews.com.tr
