The European Organisation for the Safety of Air Navigation (EUROCONTROL) has published its European Aviation Report for the period of 29 September – 5 October 2025, once again confirming Istanbul Airport’s leadership in European aviation.
According to the report, Istanbul Airport ranked first as Europe’s busiest airport during this period, with an average of 1,580 daily flights.
Surpassing Amsterdam, Frankfurt and Paris
According to EUROCONTROL data, Istanbul Airport was followed respectively by:
- Amsterdam Schiphol with 1,398 flights,
- Frankfurt with 1,393 flights,
- Paris Charles de Gaulle with 1,358 flights.
Turkey’s Growing Presence in European Air Traffic
As global air transport rapidly recovers in 2025, Istanbul Airport has become the hub of European air traffic, while Turkey’s regional connectivity capacity continues to expand.
Istanbul’s strong performance is supported by Turkish Airlines’ expanding flight network, operational efficiency, and new destination investments.
The airport stands as one of the strategic centres of European aviation not only for passenger transport but also for transfer traffic, cargo operations, and transit connectivity.
Goal: Becoming the Heart of Global Aviation
İGA Istanbul Airport aims to rank among the world’s top three airports by 2026 and beyond, with strategies focused on sustainable growth, digital transformation, and environmentally friendly operations.
Maintaining its consistent leadership in Europe, Istanbul Airport is preparing to further strengthen its role as a bridge between East and West.
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