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EUROCONTROL collects European air traffic data and publishes monthly operations reports. Istanbul Airport has become an important airport in Europe by increasing its capacity and number of flights in recent years.
Istanbul Airport became the busiest airport in Europe with an average of 1671 flights per day in August.
Gokhan Yilmaz
The "European Monthly Network Operations Report" of the European Organization for the Safety of Air Navigation (EUROCONTROL) for August has been published.
According to the report, Istanbul Airport ranked first among the busiest airports in Europe with an average of 1671 flights per day.
Istanbul Airport was followed by Paris Charles de Gaulle airports with 1424 flights per day, Amsterdam airports with 1418 flights, London Heathrow airports with 1330 flights and Frankfurt airports with 1321 flights.
Antalya Airport was determined as the 8th busiest airport in Europe with 1040 flights per day.
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