Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, with 104.7 million passengers, tops the list for the world’s busiest airport in the last two decades.
Dubai International Airport in the UAE, with 87 million passengers, jumped to second place from fifth in the previous year.
Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport in Texas serves a staggering 81.8 million passengers and holds the third spot in the world ranking.
London Heathrow Airport in the UK, with 79.2 million passengers, climbed four slots to reach the fourth position.
Tokyo Haneda Airport in Japan saw a significant leap from number 16 to number five, serving 78.7 million passengers.
Denver International Airport in Colorado accommodates 77.8 million passengers, securing the sixth position.
Istanbul Airport in Turkey serves 76 million passengers, making it the seventh busiest airport globally.
Los Angeles International Airport in California handles 75.1 million passengers, occupying the eighth spot.
Chicago O'Hare International Airport in Illinois sees 73.9 million passengers, ranking ninth in global passenger traffic.
Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi, India, serves 72.2 million passengers, rounding out the top ten busiest airports worldwide.