Busiest Global Airports of 2023 revealed


Insightful report released this week from ACI World - Airports Council International on the busiest global airports for 2023.

The rankings clearly highlight the significant impact of the international passenger traffic rebound.

Dubai (DXB) climbs to #2, showcasing its strength as a global connecting hub. London Heathrow's (LHR) returns to #4 and Tokyo Haneda's (HND) remarkable jump from #16 to #5 further underscore the resurgence of international travel in the Asian market. While Atlanta (ATL) holds the top spot, driven by strong US domestic numbers alongside international, the major shifts occurred lower down.

This signals a return towards pre-pandemic global connectivity patterns and reflects the enduring demand for international air travel. The strong presence of US hubs like DFW (#3) and DEN (#6) also shows the continued power of domestic markets.

For real estate professionals navigating these complexities, understanding the specific impact of aviation growth on property is crucial.

My Flight Path analyses 12 months of historical flight data ā€“ including volume, altitude, aircraft type, and indicative noise levels for specific locations ā€“ and provides property-specific 'Flight Blight Reports'. This data empowers agents to better inform clients about potential noise impacts, assess value considerations related to flight paths, and manage disclosures effectively in areas affected by busy airports or potential expansion.

My Flight Path: the first service to give real estate professionals and house buyers around the world a comprehensive overview of the aircraft activity overhead


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