Statistics
Nearly 5.3 million passengers used Belfast International in 2007, the highest total in the airport's history, with total passenger numbers remaining relatively static during 2008 but declining sharply in 2009 to 4.5 million and again in 2010 to 4 million. Figures for 2011 indicate a small rise to 4.1 million. The airport is the busiest in Northern Ireland, having experienced steady growth in passenger numbers, aircraft movements and freight throughput over most of the last decade. Between 1997 and 2010 passenger numbers have increased by an average of 4.8% annually. Belfast International was the 2nd on the List of the busiest airports in Ireland and 13th busiest airport in the UK by passenger traffic in 2010, but the large freight volumes handled made it the 6th busiest freight airport in the UK during the period.
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Rank | Airport | Passengers 2011 |
Passengers 2010 |
% Change 2010 / 11 |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Spain - Málaga | 171,669 | 179,098 | 04.1 |
2 | Spain - Palma de Mallorca | 129,711 | 126,545 | 02.5 |
3 | Portugal - Faro | 126,689 | 145,386 | 12.9 |
4 | Spain - Alicante | 121,832 | 118,170 | 03.1 |
5 | Netherlands - Amsterdam | 99,035 | 89,909 | 10.2 |
6 | United States - Newark | 102,874 | 92,212 | 011.5 |
7 | France - Paris Charles de Gaulle | 85,810 | 90,109 | 04.8 |
8 | Spain - Barcelona | 82,443 | 85,367 | 03.4 |
9 | Spain - Lanzarote | 79,990 | 82,245 | 02.7 |
10 | Spain - Tenerife South | 77,678 | 85,272 | 08.9 |
Rank | Airport | Passengers 2011 |
Passengers 2010 |
% Change 2010 / 11 |
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1 | Liverpool | 422,595 | 329,368 | 0028.3 |
2 | London Stansted | 356,523 | 301,068 | 0018.4 |
3 | London Gatwick | 341,744 | 296,802 | 0015.1 |
4 | London Heathrow | 289,359 | 284,029 | 0001.9 |
5 | Glasgow International | 248,253 | 211,573 | 0017.3 |
6 | Edinburgh | 236,628 | 219,669 | 0007.7 |
7 | Newcastle | 180,490 | 172,655 | 0004.5 |
8 | Bristol | 179,616 | 150,153 | 0019.6 |
9 | London Luton | 144,451 | 3,257 | 4,335.1 |
10 | Leeds Bradford | 82,685 | 82,469 | 0000.3 |
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