Malpensa Airport - Traffic and Statistics

Traffic and Statistics

Busiest Domestic Routes from Malpensa (2008-2009-2010-2011)
Rank City Passengers 2011 Passenger 2010 Passenger 2009 Passenger 2008
1 Catania, Italy 725.773 544.328 438.513 328.122
2 Naples, Italy 702.984 703.031 572.753 495.607
3 Rome, Italy 674.836 683.031 671.396 533.845
4 Palermo, Italy 455.657 468.362 396.283 438.164
5 Bari, Italy 342.553 372.863 368.909 276.168
6 Lamezia Terme, Italy 285.515 256.948 130.760 152.422
7 Olbia, Italy 233.096 192.862 170.712 141.253
8 Brindisi, Italy 184.847 156.335 100.003 114.706
9 Cagliari, Italy 124.362 112.416 - 157.119
Busiest International Routes from Malpensa within European Union (2008-2009-2010-2011)
Rank City Passengers 2011 Passengers 2010 Passenger 2009 Passenger 2008
1 Paris-CDG, France 856.817 922.702 998.271 876.087
2 Barcelona, Spain 609.832 564.628 543.512 485.016
3 Madrid, Spain 560.443 624.290 581.580 713.855
4 Amsterdam, Netherlands 549.023 558.481 562.836 656.953
5 London-Heathrow, United Kingdom 437.897 491.844 466.405 357.701
6 Vienna, Austria 365.522 295.861 246.336 240.256
7 Munich, Germany 363.932 316.544 290.326 309.868
8 London, United Kingdom 359.574 335.273 314.771 316.521
9 Frankfurt am Main, Germany 335.758 305.890 311.742 345.206
10 Lisbon, Portugal 320.512 321.320 296.108 274.541
11 Brussels, Belgium 308.765 258.152 289.887 288.300
12 Dusseldorf, Germany 296.640 263.328 265.093 227.954
13 Copenhagen, Denmark 289.633 272.285 274.516 261.130
14 Prague, Czech Republic 283.056 218.680 197.182 238.231
15 Athens, Greece 245.269 275.273 377.211 370.607
Busiest International Routes from Malpensa outside the European Union (2008-2009-2010-2011)
Rank City Passengers 2011 Passengers 2010 Passenger 2009 Passenger 2008
1 Dubai, United Arab Emirates 390.996 405.502 289.659 170.657
2 New York-Kennedy, United States 345.534 321.837 332.555 294.132
3 Istanbul-Atatürk, Turkey 290.455 315.435 289.569 286.727
4 Moscow-Sheremetyevo, Russia 265.968 240.948 213.528 262.850
5 Zürich, Switzerland 264.068 243.426 251.560 282.684
6 Casablanca, Morocco 234.537 255.732 207.249 256.749
5 Cairo, Egypt 204.216 243.660 220.259 248.375
7 Tirana, Albania 198.181 152.109 121.792 130.863
8 Tel Aviv, Israel 186.569 205.771 199.666 170.947
9 São Paulo-Guarulhos, Brazil 163.516 190.132 214.449 240.232
10 Doha, Qatar 139.804 155.848 131.370 119.560
11 Hong Kong, SAR 138.778 76.658 - -
12 Tunis, Tunisia 134.090 145.407 104.433 126.521
13 Mombasa, Kenya 132.808 107.266 - -
14 Delhi, India 126.110 - - -
15 Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt 117.753 225.767 251.997 266.823
16 Singapore, Singapore 116.901 89.771 - -
17 Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates 116.195 86.059 - -
18 Shanghai, China 108.869 101.899 101.427 -
19 Marrakech, Morocco 103.933 117.303 131.107 118.485
20 Marsa Alam, Egypt 100.011 170.113 160.166 155.421

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