The following list sorts countries by the number of passengers transported by airlines that are registered in the respective country according to data from the World Bank. [1]
Country | Airline passengers carried | Year |
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United States | 666,153,000 | 2021 |
China | 440,301,216 | 2021 |
Russia | 96,851,770 | 2021 |
India | 83,964,797 | 2021 |
Ireland | 74,065,210 | 2021 |
Turkey | 69,065,870 | 2021 |
Brazil | 61,896,520 | 2021 |
Mexico | 54,217,880 | 2021 |
Japan | 45,410,150 | 2021 |
Spain | 43,440,480 | 2021 |
South Korea | 34,020,090 | 2021 |
Indonesia | 33,549,830 | 2021 |
Germany | 33,073,180 | 2021 |
France | 32,000,530 | 2021 |
Saudi Arabia | 29,403,730 | 2021 |
United Arab Emirates | 28,422,620 | 2021 |
United Kingdom | 26,631,930 | 2021 |
Colombia | 26,167,360 | 2021 |
Canada | 24,951,000 | 2021 |
Australia | 24,572,960 | 2021 |
Hungary | 20,127,200 | 2021 |
Sweden | 20,067,140 | 2021 |
Netherlands | 19,349,170 | 2021 |
Austria | 18,901,050 | 2021 |
Qatar | 14,832,940 | 2021 |
Vietnam | 14,754,850 | 2021 |
Iran | 13,695,900 | 2021 |
Thailand | 12,734,580 | 2021 |
Norway | 12,277,220 | 2004 |
Switzerland | 10,988,880 | 2021 |
Chile | 10,302,880 | 2021 |
South Africa | 9,321,580 | 2021 |
Peru | 9,053,970 | 2021 |
Kazakhstan | 8,765,000 | 2021 |
New Zealand | 8,729,630 | 2021 |
Greece | 8,726,340 | 2021 |
Panama | 8,208,380 | 2021 |
Portugal | 8,056,490 | 2021 |
Ethiopia | 7,065,950 | 2021 |
Philippines | 6,886,920 | 2021 |
Argentina | 6,708,100 | 2021 |
Denmark | 6,428,700 | 2004 |
Egypt | 5,563,390 | 2021 |
Belgium | 5,404,280 | 2021 |
Malaysia | 4,965,360 | 2021 |
Pakistan | 4,930,660 | 2021 |
Morocco | 4,740,710 | 2021 |
Nigeria | 4,486,310 | 2021 |
Bolivia | 4,311,880 | 2021 |
Bangladesh | 3,750,750 | 2021 |
Poland | 3,676,180 | 2021 |
Ukraine | 3,282,710 | 2021 |
Finland | 2,805,550 | 2021 |
Romania | 2,719,210 | 2021 |
Nepal | 2,550,510 | 2021 |
Kenya | 2,459,110 | 2021 |
Italy | 2,449,340 | 2021 |
Israel | 2,437,210 | 2021 |
Singapore | 2,311,710 | 2021 |
Kuwait | 2,182,890 | 2021 |
Oman | 2,075,390 | 2021 |
Uzbekistan | 2,010,910 | 2021 |
Algeria | 1,949,940 | 2021 |
Bahrain | 1,840,270 | 2021 |
Jordan | 1,695,300 | 2021 |
Tunisia | 1,675,780 | 2021 |
Iraq | 1,620,010 | 2021 |
Lebanon | 1,603,130 | 2021 |
Latvia | 1,598,680 | 2021 |
Ecuador | 1,534,850 | 2021 |
Iceland | 1,499,030 | 2021 |
Czech Republic | 1,418,030 | 2021 |
El Salvador | 1,412,030 | 2021 |
Sudan | 1,386,970 | 2021 |
Serbia | 1,276,460 | 2021 |
Tanzania | 1,146,970 | 2021 |
Myanmar | 1,132,660 | 2021 |
Azerbaijan | 1,102,450 | 2021 |
Luxembourg | 1,081,480 | 2021 |
Bahamas | 1,065,150 | 2021 |
Belarus | 1,040,730 | 2021 |
Papua New Guinea | 1,039,010 | 2021 |
Libya | 968,480 | 2021 |
Sri Lanka | 871,680 | 2021 |
Hong Kong | 777,200 | 2021 |
Croatia | 767,760 | 2021 |
Rwanda | 715,760 | 2021 |
Macao | 698,050 | 2021 |
Syria | 672,220 | 2021 |
Togo | 672,180 | 2021 |
Belize | 670,360 | 2021 |
Costa Rica | 669,300 | 2021 |
Trinidad and Tobago | 652,150 | 2021 |
Turkmenistan | 648,370 | 2021 |
Malta | 597,720 | 2021 |
Ivory Coast | 569,310 | 2021 |
Uruguay | 563,630 | 2009 |
Ghana | 559,390 | 2021 |
Moldova | 528,580 | 2021 |
Mozambique | 411,740 | 2021 |
Democratic Republic of the Congo | 392,100 | 2021 |
Senegal | 359,710 | 2021 |
Angola | 311,490 | 2021 |
Afghanistan | 293,210 | 2021 |
Maldives | 277,880 | 2021 |
Aruba | 274,280 | 2018 |
Honduras | 271,310 | 2021 |
Venezuela | 265,280 | 2021 |
Mauritania | 207,220 | 2021 |
Albania | 193,260 | 2021 |
Jamaica | 180,950 | 2018 |
Armenia | 179,200 | 2021 |
Cameroon | 177,990 | 2021 |
Botswana | 172,020 | 2021 |
Kyrgyzstan | 171,350 | 2021 |
Republic of the Congo | 157,780 | 2021 |
Laos | 157,290 | 2021 |
Mauritius | 153,240 | 2021 |
Seychelles | 137,560 | 2021 |
Zambia | 136,610 | 2021 |
Fiji | 133,710 | 2021 |
Vanuatu | 128,160 | 2021 |
Tajikistan | 125,160 | 2021 |
Burkina Faso | 112,940 | 2021 |
Paraguay | 111,960 | 2021 |
Gambia | 109,540 | 2019 |
Madagascar | 109,460 | 2021 |
Cyprus | 103,020 | 2021 |
Solomon Islands | 100,590 | 2021 |
North Macedonia | 86,870 | 2009 |
Georgia | 84,590 | 2021 |
Gabon | 77,320 | 2016 |
Cape Verde | 76,350 | 2021 |
Zimbabwe | 75,640 | 2021 |
Dominican Republic | 69,450 | 2021 |
Mongolia | 61,610 | 2021 |
Nicaragua | 61,030 | 2000 |
Guinea | 58,500 | 1999 |
Yemen | 52,030 | 2021 |
Cambodia | 50,220 | 2021 |
Sierra Leone | 50,190 | 2012 |
Kiribati | 46,390 | 2021 |
Central African Republic | 46,360 | 2001 |
Eritrea | 45,100 | 2021 |
Bulgaria | 41,130 | 2021 |
Antigua and Barbuda | 40,630 | 2021 |
Somalia | 34,070 | 2021 |
Mali | 33,440 | 2013 |
Equatorial Guinea | 31,270 | 2021 |
Marshall Islands | 30,110 | 2021 |
Chad | 28,300 | 2014 |
São Tomé and Príncipe | 28,020 | 2021 |
Brunei | 27,880 | 2021 |
Haiti | 23,120 | 2021 |
Bhutan | 22,380 | 2021 |
Cuba | 22,360 | 2021 |
Slovenia | 21,040 | 2021 |
Suriname | 20,180 | 2021 |
Uganda | 16,490 | 2021 |
Niger | 15,020 | 2021 |
Eswatini | 13,340 | 2021 |
Burundi | 12,000 | 2021 |
Lithuania | 11,290 | 2021 |
Slovakia | 8,900 | 2021 |
Guyana | 7,510 | 2021 |
Samoa | 7,210 | 2021 |
Nauru | 3,340 | 2021 |
Namibia | 2,250 | 2021 |
Guatemala | 1,770 | 2021 |
Bosnia and Herzegovina | 1,590 | 2020 |
Montenegro | 1,590 | 2021 |
Lesotho | 1,300 | 1999 |
Malawi | 1,290 | 2021 |
Benin | 900 | 2016 |
Estonia | 860 | 2019 |
North Korea | 520 | 2021 |
Monaco | 320 | 2017 |
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