Stuttgart Airport - Statistics

Statistics

Passengers and Operations
Passengers Operations
1999 7,688,951 119,904
2000 8,141,020 150,451
2001 7,642,409 146,771
2002 7,284,319 144,208
2003 7,595,286 144,903
2004 8,831,216 156,885
2005 9,413,671 160,405
2006 10,111,346 164,735
2007 10,328,120 164,531
2008 9,932,887 160,243
2009 8,941,990 141,572
2010 9,226,546 135,335
2011 9,591,461 136,580
Busiest Domestic Routes out of Stuttgart Airport (2011)
Rank Airport Passangers
1 Berlin, Berlin Airports (Schönefeld Airport and Tegel Airport) 1,035,800
2 Hamburg, Hamburg Airport 709,700
3 North Rhine-Westphalia, Düsseldorf Airport 249,300
4 Hesse, Frankfurt Airport 239,700
5 Lower Saxony, Hanover Airport 230,200
6 Bavaria, Munich Airport 163,000
7 Saxony, Dresden Airport 115,000
8 Bremen, Bremen Airport 86,300
Busiest International Routes out of Stuttgart Airport (2011)
Rank Airport Passangers
1 Spain, Palma de Mallorca Airport 604,200
2 Turkey, Istanbul (Atatürk Airport and Sabiha Gökçen Airport 470,000
3 Turkey, Antalya Airport 460,300
4 United Kingdom, England, London (Heathrow Airport and Stansted Airport) 393,200
5 Austria, Vienna Airport 326,100
6 France, Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport 230,200
7 Switzerland, Zurich Airport 201,400
8 Spain, Barcelona Airport 191,800
9 Netherlands, Amsterdam Airport 191,800
10 Greece, Thessaloniki Airport 172,600

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