List of the busiest airports in the United States

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Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport in the Atlanta metropolitan area, the world's and nation's busiest airport as of 2022 Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson (cropped).jpg
Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport in the Atlanta metropolitan area, the world's and nation's busiest airport as of 2022

These are lists of the busiest airports in the United States, based on various ranking criteria.

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Statistics

Annual passenger traffic at ATL LAX ORD DFW DEN JFK SFO SEA LAS MCO airports. See Wikidata query.

Busiest U.S. airports by total passenger boardings

The FAA uses passenger boarding for a half calendar year to determine Airport Improvement Program (AIP) entitlements. The term hub is used by the FAA to identify not busy commercial service airports. Large hubs are the airports that each account for at least one percent of total U.S. passenger enplanements. Medium hubs are defined as airports that each account for between 0.25 percent and 1 percent of the total passenger enplanements. [1]

The 30 large hubs move 70% of the passengers with a traffic increasing by 2.5% from 2016 to 2017, while the 31 medium hubs grew by 5.2% and 16 airports lost airline services between 2014 and 2018, from 445 to 429. Mainline carriers are up-gauging their fleet while scope clauses regional aircraft operations and turboprops and 50-seat regional jets are abandoned: aircraft with 50 seats or fewer represented 30% of domestic departures and 12% of seats offered in 2014, falling to 19% in 2018 and 7% of seats. Accounting for 18% of passenger traffic, medium hubs stimulate point-to-point services like for Southwest Airlines, operating at 29, carrying most mainline passengers at 24 and more than half at 10.

Large hubs

Rank
(2022)		Airports (large)IATA
Code		Major cities servedMetro areaState2022 [2] 2021 [3] 2020 [4] 2019 [5] 2018 [6] 2017 [7] 2016 [8] 2015 [9] 2014 [10] 2013 [11]
1 Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport ATL Atlanta Atlanta GA45,396,00136,676,01020,559,86653,505,79551,865,79750,251,96450,501,85849,340,73246,604,27345,308,407
2 Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport DFW Dallas and Fort Worth Dallas–Fort Worth TX35,345,13830,005,26618,593,42135,778,57332,821,79931,816,93331,283,57931,589,83930,804,56729,038,128
3 Denver International Airport DEN Denver Denver CO33,773,83228,645,52716,243,21633,592,94531,362,94129,809,09728,267,39426,280,04326,000,59125,496,885
4 O'Hare International Airport ORD Chicago Chicagoland IL33,120,47426,350,97614,606,03440,871,22339,873,92738,593,02837,589,89936,305,66833,843,42632,317,835
5 Los Angeles International Airport LAX Los Angeles Greater Los Angeles CA32,326,61623,663,41014,055,77742,939,10442,624,05041,232,43239,636,04236,351,27234,314,19732,425,892
6 John F. Kennedy International Airport JFK New York City New York Metro NY26,919,98215,273,3428,269,81931,036,65530,620,76929,533,15429,239,15127,782,36926,244,92825,036,358
7 Harry Reid International Airport LAS Las Vegas Las Vegas NV25,480,50019,160,34210,584,05924,728,36123,795,01223,364,39322,833,26721,857,69320,620,24819,946,179
8 Orlando International Airport MCO Orlando Orlando FL24,469,73319,618,83810,467,72824,562,27123,202,48021,565,44820,283,54118,759,93817,278,60816,884,524
9 Miami International Airport MIA Miami Miami Metro FL23,949,89217,500,0968,786,00721,421,03121,021,64020,709,22520,875,81320,986,34919,471,46619,420,089
10 Charlotte Douglas International Airport CLT Charlotte Charlotte NC23,100,30020,900,87512,952,86924,199,68822,281,94922,011,25121,511,88021,913,16621,537,72521,346,601
11 Seattle–Tacoma International Airport SEA Seattle and Tacoma Seattle Metro WA22,157,86217,430,1959,462,41125,001,76224,024,90822,639,12421,887,11020,148,98017,888,08016,690,295
12 Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport PHX Phoenix Phoenix AZ21,852,58618,940,28710,531,43622,433,55221,622,58021,185,45820,896,26521,351,50420,344,86719,525,109
13 Newark Liberty International Airport EWR Newark and New York City New York Metro NJ21,572,14714,514,0497,985,47423,160,76322,797,60221,571,19819,923,00918,684,81817,773,40517,546,506
14 San Francisco International Airport SFO San Francisco San Francisco Bay Area CA20,411,42011,725,3477,745,05727,779,23027,790,71726,900,04825,707,10124,190,56022,770,78321,704,626
15 George Bush Intercontinental Airport IAH Houston Houston TX19,814,05216,242,8218,682,55821,905,30921,157,39819,603,73120,062,07220,595,88119,772,08718,952,840
16 Logan International Airport BOS Boston Boston MA17,443,77510,909,8176,035,45220,699,37720,006,52118,759,74217,759,04416,290,36215,507,56114,810,153
17 Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport FLL Fort Lauderdale and Hollywood Miami Metro FL15,370,16513,598,9948,015,74417,950,98917,612,33115,817,04314,263,27013,061,63212,031,86011,538,140
18 Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport MSP Minneapolis and Saint Paul Minneapolis–Saint Paul MN15,242,08912,211,4097,069,72019,192,91718,361,94218,409,70418,123,84417,634,27316,972,67816,280,835
19 LaGuardia Airport LGA New York City New York Metro NY14,367,4637,827,3074,147,11615,393,60115,058,50114,614,80214,762,59314,319,92413,535,37213,372,269
20 Detroit Metropolitan Airport DTW Detroit Detroit MI13,751,19711,517,6966,822,32418,143,04017,436,83717,036,09216,847,13516,255,52015,775,94115,683,523
21 Philadelphia International Airport PHL Philadelphia Philadelphia PA12,421,1689,820,2225,753,23916,006,38915,292,67014,271,24314,564,41915,101,34914,792,33914,727,945
22 Salt Lake City International Airport SLC Salt Lake City Salt Lake City UT12,383,84310,795,9065,753,23912,840,84112,226,73011,615,95411,143,73810,634,53810,139,0659,668,048
23 Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport DCA Washington, D.C. Washington Metro VA11,553,8506,731,7373,573,48911,595,45411,367,17611,506,31011,470,85411,242,37510,057,7949,838,034
24 San Diego International Airport SAN San Diego San Diego CA11,162,2247,836,3604,637,85612,648,69212,174,22411,139,93310,340,1649,985,7639,333,1528,878,772
25 Baltimore/Washington International Airport BWI Baltimore and Washington, D.C. Baltimore MD11,151,1699,253,5615,451,35513,284,68713,371,81612,976,55412,340,97211,738,84511,022,20011,132,731
26 Tampa International Airport TPA Tampa Tampa FL10,539,4598,847,1974,966,77510,978,75610,368,5149,548,5809,194,9949,150,4588,531,5618,267,752
27 Austin–Bergstrom International Airport AUS Austin Austin TX10,382,5736,666,2153,141,5058,683,7117,921,7976,973,1156,095,5455,797,5475,219,9824,900,959
28 Dulles International Airport IAD Washington, D.C. Washington Metro VA10,266,3247,227,8753,862,65811,884,11711,621,62311,024,30610,596,94210,363,97410,415,94810,570,993
29 Nashville International Airport BNA Nashville Nashville TN9,829,0627,594,0494,013,9958,935,6548,017,3476,902,7716,338,5175,715,2055,396,9585,050,989
30 Midway International Airport MDW Chicago Chicagoland IL9,650,2817,680,6174,236,60310,081,78110,678,01810,912,07411,044,38710,830,85010,311,9969,915,646
31 Daniel K. Inouye International Airport HNL Honolulu Honolulu HI8,828,3955,830,9283,126,3919,988,6789,578,5059,743,9899,656,3409,656,3409,463,0009,466,995

Medium hubs

Rank
(2021)		Airports (medium hubs)IATA
Code		City servedMetro AreaState2022 [2] 2021 [3] 2020 [4] 2019 [5] 2018 [6] 2017 [7] 2016 [8] 2015 [9] 2014 [10] 2013 [11]
32 Dallas Love Field DAL Dallas Dallas–Fort Worth TX7,819,1296,487,5633,669,9308,408,4578,134,8487,876,7697,554,5967,040,9214,522,3414,023,779
33 Portland International Airport PDX Portland Portland OR7,241,8825,759,8793,455,8779,797,4089,940,8669,435,4739,071,1548,340,2347,878,7607,452,603
34 St. Louis Lambert International Airport STL St. Louis St. Louis MO6,709,0805,070,4713,041,7657,946,9867,822,2747,372,8056,793,0766,239,2316,108,7586,216,104
35 William P. Hobby Airport HOU Houston Houston TX6,462,9485,560,7803,127,1787,069,6146,937,0616,741,8706,285,1815,937,9445,800,7265,377,050
36 Sacramento International Airport SMF Sacramento Sacramento CA6,040,8244,760,2752,710,3426,454,4136,031,6305,460,5264,969,3664,816,4404,384,6164,255,145
37 Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport MSY New Orleans New Orleans LA5,931,8994,017,1472,632,6066,717,1056,565,4826,005,5275,569,7055,329,6964,870,5694,576,539
38 Raleigh–Durham International Airport RDU Raleigh Raleigh NC5,849,6654,311,0492,337,4966,919,4296,416,8225,851,0045,401,7144,954,7174,673,8694,482,016
39 Norman Y. Mineta San José International Airport SJC San Jose San Francisco Bay Area CA5,590,1373,619,6902,283,1867,828,8857,140,6166,225,1485,321,6034,885,6904,621,0034,315,839
40 John Wayne Airport SNA Santa Ana Greater Los Angeles CA5,536,3133,807,2051,824,8365,153,2765,317,1495,195,0475,217,2424,945,1754,584,1474,540,628
41 San Francisco Bay Oakland International Airport OAK Oakland San Francisco Bay Area CA5,506,2324,011,9532,271,2946,560,2306,798,3216,530,3085,934,6395,506,6725,069,2574,770,716
42 Southwest Florida International Airport RSW Fort Myers Southwest Florida FL5,132,6945,080,8052,947,1395,144,4674,719,5684,461,3044,350,6504,231,1344,025,9593,788,870
43 Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport SJU San Juan San Juan PR5,039,7714,738,7252,362,8514,590,1174,033,4124,163,5874,343,3544,218,7854,150,8284,103,197
44 Kansas City International Airport MCI Kansas City Kansas City MO4,796,4763,795,2902,167,6165,759,4195,935,1315,744,9185,391,5575,135,1274,982,7224,836,221
45 San Antonio International Airport SAT San Antonio San Antonio TX4,751,6103,677,6431,919,9585,022,9804,844,4274,521,6114,179,9944,091,3894,046,8564,005,874
46 Cleveland Hopkins International Airport CLE Cleveland Cleveland OH4,237,7953,552,4021,990,1564,894,5414,836,5804,562,7404,205,7394,083,4763,686,3154,375,448
47 Indianapolis International Airport IND Indianapolis Indianapolis IN4,209,4163,487,1001,989,1264,709,1834,695,0404,376,4324,216,7663,889,5673,605,9083,535,015
48 Kahului Airport OGG Kahului Maui HI4,125,3112,933,3151,135,1413,791,8073,572,1333,442,1893,352,8133,220,7533,019,3382,955,304
49 Pittsburgh International Airport PIT Pittsburgh Pittsburgh PA3,918,9683,069,2591,742,4064,715,9474,670,0334,327,4313,986,1143,890,6773,827,8603,812,460
50 Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport CVG Cincinnati Cincinnati KY3,702,9973,050,5971,729,3954,413,4574,269,2583,926,1583,269,9793,036,6972,874,6842,776,377
51 John Glenn Columbus International Airport CMH Columbus Columbus OH3,618,5552,825,2591,577,5964,172,0674,054,5723,765,0073,567,8643,312,4963,115,5013,063,822
52 Palm Beach International Airport PBI West Palm Beach Miami Metro FL3,257,7302,567,8971,518,7323,460,4293,263,0423,166,5323,100,6243,113,4852,926,2422,844,507
53 Jacksonville International Airport JAX Jacksonville Jacksonville FL3,177,3932,425,6851,367,5013,479,9233,118,5402,759,0672,799,5872,716,4652,589,1982,549,070
54 Hollywood Burbank Airport BUR Burbank Greater Los Angeles CA3,054,7291,942,4171,056,8382,988,7202,680,2402,402,1062,077,8921,973,8971,928,4911,918,011
55 Bradley International Airport BDL Hartford Hartford CT2,844,7132,273,2591,150,0333,323,6143,330,7343,214,9762,982,1942,926,0472,913,3802,681,181
56 Ontario International Airport ONT Ontario Greater Los Angeles CA2,840,7582,201,5281,237,9462,723,0022,499,1712,247,6452,127,3872,089,8012,037,3461,970,538
57 Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport MKE Milwaukee Milwaukee WI2,660,1872,231,0101,263,3853,374,0733,548,8173,452,5443,383,2713,229,8763,228,6073,214,811
58 Charleston International Airport CHS Charleston Charleston SC2,608,4972,015,277944,6602,375,8682,192,8931,945,6991,811,6951,669,9881,539,3261,441,415
59 Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport ANC Anchorage Anchorage AK2,604,3082,184,9591,157,3012,713,8432,642,9012,556,1882,563,5242,525,8762,381,8262,325,030
60 Albuquerque International Sunport ABQ Albuquerque Albuquerque NM2,317,8361,688,646868,9222,641,4502,647,2692,412,3282,341,7192,323,8832,354,1842,477,783
61 Boise Airport BOI Boise Boise ID2,230,4671,809,000991,2412,057,7501,943,1811,777,6421,633,5071,487,7771,378,3521,313,741
62 Eppley Airfield OMA Omaha Omaha NE2,204,3951,829,9121,036,2452,455,2742,457,0872,303,2232,127,3872,046,1552,020,3541,975,339
63 Memphis International Airport MEM Memphis Memphis TN2,163,6921,793,0731,015,9812,318,4422,213,0832,102,7392,016,0891,873,7161,800,2682,301,003
64 Richmond International Airport RICRichmondRichmondVA4,068,6892,033,8161,604,4594,038,0004,077,7633,657,4793,421,034N/AN/AN/A
65 Reno–Tahoe International Airport RNO Reno Reno NV2,132,8561,781,785976,9372,162,2502,048,9161,953,0281,771,8641,669,8761,611,5721,671,926

Busiest U.S. airports by international passenger traffic

RankAirport nameLocationIATA
Code		2021 [12] 2020 [13] 2019 [14]
1 John F. Kennedy International Airport Queens, New York JFK12,466,1658,219,31733,432,159
2 Miami International Airport Miami, Florida MIA11,592,4456,565,83420,735,658
3 Los Angeles International Airport Los Angeles, California LAX7,862,5326,246,60225,210,140
4 George Bush Intercontinental Airport Houston, Texas IAH6,458,4733,491,93510,764,589
5 Newark Liberty International Airport Newark, New Jersey EWR6,250,8803,688,54114,087,622
6 Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport Irving, Texas DFW5,852,3973,268,8229,103,438
7 Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport College Park, Georgia ATL5,474,2643,347,18412,268,779
8 O'Hare International Airport Chicago, Illinois ORD5,148,4943,481,86013,412,885
9 Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport Fort Lauderdale, Florida FLL4,016,5532,839,3838,524,251
10 Washington Dulles International Airport Dulles, Virginia IAD3,230,0271,917,5107,990,292
11 San Francisco International Airport South San Francisco, California SFO3,139,0413,210,02414,357,960
12 General Edward Lawrence Logan International Airport Boston, Massachusetts BOS2,046,5611,574,7127,534,504
13 Charlotte Douglas International Airport Charlotte, North Carolina CLT1,989,7041,069,0013,405,907
14 Denver International Airport Denver, Colorado DEN1,856,124934,5633,037,012
15 Orlando International Airport Orlando, Florida MCO1,837,7061,525,1776,957,048
16 Seattle–Tacoma International Airport SeaTac, Washington SEA1,393,6031,273,1795,392,147
17 Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport Phoenix, Arizona PHX1,223,856750,1381,958,468
18 Philadelphia International Airport Philadelphia, Pennsylvania PHL988,733682,0303,847,253
19 Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport Romulus, Michigan DTW966,375873,7443,717,775
20 Harry Reid International Airport Paradise, Nevada LAS738,257711,6143,462,627

Busiest U.S. airports by total cargo throughput

Listed according to data compiled by the Federal Aviation Administration for the United States and ranked according to total cargo throughput in pounds during 2017. [15]

RankAirport nameLocationIATA
code		Cargo
Ibs. % chg.
2017/16
1 Memphis International Airport Memphis, Tennessee MEM23,949,525,780Increase2.svg0.35%
2 Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport Anchorage, Alaska ANC17,337,337,377Increase2.svg2.79%
3 Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport Louisville, Kentucky SDF13,403,682,652Increase2.svg4.68%
4 O'Hare International Airport Chicago, Illinois ORD10,373,559,593Increase2.svg10.84%
5 Miami International Airport Miami, Florida MIA7,963,988,407Increase2.svg0.82%
6 Los Angeles International Airport Los Angeles, California LAX7,197,930,264Increase2.svg3.85%
7 Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport Hebron, Kentucky CVG5,700,282,994Increase2.svg33.32%
8 Indianapolis International Airport Indianapolis, Indiana IND5,138,500,318Decrease2.svg-3.58%
9 Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport Irving, Texas DFW4,155,362,297Increase2.svg7.65%
10 Ontario International Airport Ontario, California ONT3,522,510,318Increase2.svg15.81%

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