Overview
- London Heathrow retains No. 1 for a third year with about 59,000 possible connections to 226 destinations.
- Istanbul leaps to No. 2 and Amsterdam to No. 3, while Frankfurt jumps to a tie at No. 4 with Kuala Lumpur; Tokyo Haneda slides to No. 9.
- Chicago O’Hare rises to No. 7 on 17% growth and 15 added destinations, reclaiming the top spot on OAG’s U.S. domestic list.
- Atlanta re-enters the global Top 10 at No. 8 after a 14% increase in potential connections and eight new destinations.
- Kuala Lumpur ranks joint No. 4 globally and remains the world’s leading LCC megahub as Asia Pacific supplies 16 of the Top 25 LCC hubs, with AirAsia operating 36% of flights at KUL.