Linate Airport - Traffic and Statistics

Traffic and Statistics

Busiest Domestic Routes from Linate (2011-2010)
Rank City Passengers 2011 Passenger 2010
1 Rome, Italy 1.522.184 1.522.817
2 Catania, Italy 809.155 806.328
3 Naples, Italy 672.468 674.851
4 Palermo, Italy 466.726 479.110
5 Cagliari, Italy 447.663 441.535
6 Bari, Italy 412.796 405.533
7 Olbia, Italy 255.168 237.373
8 Lamezia Terme, Italy 253.521 261.144
9 Brindisi, Italy 237.250 239.681
10 Reggio Calabria, Italy 172.139 132.061
11 Alghero, Italy 145.518 167.105
Busiest International Routes from Linate within European Union (2011)
Rank City Passengers 2011 Passenger 2010
1 London, United Kingdom 733.352 646.589
2 Paris-CDG, France 497.887 415.512
3 Frankfurt am Main, Germany 370.940 310.274
4 Amsterdam, Netherlands 341.934 203.652
5 Madrid, Spain 330.596 313.590
6 Paris-ORY, France 241.597 195.052
7 Brussels, Belgium 160.060 139.078
8 London, United Kingdom 138.149 95.634
9 Barcelona, Spain 130.093 117.185
10 Dublin, Ireland 93.699 93.224
10 Bucharest, Romania 79.607 50.705

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