3 Countries
14 Airports
693,900,000 Passengers per Year

North America's aviation market is the world's most mature, led by the United States — the single largest domestic air travel market globally. Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport has held the title of world's busiest airport by passenger traffic for over two decades. The US "Big Four" carriers — American, Delta, United, and Southwest — operate massive hub-and-spoke networks connecting over 500 commercial airports. Canada's Toronto Pearson and Vancouver International serve as key gateways for transatlantic and transpacific routes. Mexico's Cancun and Mexico City airports are critical tourism and business hubs. The region's airports are investing heavily in modernization, with projects like the new Terminal 1 at JFK and Chicago O'Hare's expansion reshaping the landscape.

Top 14 Busiest Airports in North America

Rank Airport Code Country City Passengers/Year
1 Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Airport ATL USA Atlanta 93,700,000
2 Dallas Fort Worth Airport DFW USA Dallas 81,800,000
3 Denver International Airport DEN USA Denver 77,800,000
4 Chicago O Hare Airport ORD USA Chicago 77,000,000
5 Los Angeles International Airport LAX USA Los Angeles 75,100,000
6 John F Kennedy Airport JFK USA New York 62,500,000
7 Mexico City International Airport MEX Mexico Mexico City 52,000,000
8 Toronto Pearson International Airport YYZ Canada Toronto 50,000,000
9 Cancun International Airport CUN Mexico Cancun 31,000,000
10 Vancouver International Airport YVR Canada Vancouver 26,500,000
11 Montreal-Trudeau International Airport YUL Canada Montreal 21,000,000
12 Calgary International Airport YYC Canada Calgary 18,000,000
13 Guadalajara International Airport GDL Mexico Guadalajara 15,000,000
14 Monterrey International Airport MTY Mexico Monterrey 12,500,000

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