List of the busiest airports in Latin America

This is a list of the busiest airports by passenger traffic in Latin America since 2008.

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The top 10 by passenger traffic. See Wikidata query.

2025: 30 Busiest airports

Rank	Airport	City served	Country	Passengers	Annual change	Position change
1	Guarulhos International Airport	São Paulo	Brazil	4'023,528 [1]	TBD%	2
2	El Dorado International Airport	Bogotá	Colombia	TBD [2]	TBD%	1
3	Mexico City International Airport	Mexico City	Mexico	3'715,108 [3]	-2.10%	1
4	Cancún International Airport	Cancún	Mexico	2'759,059 [4]	TBD%
5	Jorge Chávez International Airport	Lima	Peru	TBD [5]	TBD%
6	Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport	Santiago	Chile	2'612,944 [6]	TBD%
7	São Paulo–Congonhas Airport	São Paulo	Brazil	2'049,845 [7]	6.20%
8	Tocumen International Airport	Panama City	Panama	1'757,658 [8]	22.00%
9	Guadalajara International Airport	Guadalajara	Mexico	1'607,100 [9]	9.90%
10	Rio de Janeiro-Galeão International Airport	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	1'551,506 [10]	TBD%	2
11	Aeroparque Jorge Newbery	Buenos Aires	Argentina	1'509,000 [11]	16.00%
12	Brasília International Airport	Brasília	Brazil	1'282,979 [12]	2.02%	2
13	Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport	San Juan	Puerto Rico	1'216,168 [4]	TBD%	2
14	Ministro Pistarini International Airport	Buenos Aires	Argentina	1'166,000 [11]	12.00%	5
15	Belo Horizonte International Airport	Belo Horizonte	Brazil	1'130,279 [13]	TBD%	3
16	Viracopos International Airport	Campinas	Brazil	1'116,623 [14]	16.36%	1
17	Monterrey International Airport	Monterrey	Mexico	1'113,657 [15]	15.60%	4
18	José María Córdova International Airport	Medellín	Colombia	TBD [2]	TBD%	4
19	Tijuana International Airport	Tijuana	Mexico	1'082,100 [9]	5.2%	3
20	Punta Cana International Airport	Punta Cana	Dominican Republic	991,148 [16]	TBD%	1
21	Recife/Guararapes–Gilberto Freyre International Airport	Recife	Brazil	948,273 [7]	1.50%	1
22	Salvador International Airport	Salvador	Brazil	769,360 [17]	TBD%
23	Puerto Vallarta International Airport	Puerto Vallarta	Mexico	713,300 [9]	1.9%	2
24	Juan Santamaría International Airport	San José	Costa Rica	666,064 [18]	5.00%	4
25	Los Cabos International Airport	Los Cabos	Mexico	658,900 [9]	0.60%	2
26	Rafael Nunez International Airport	Cartagena	Colombia	TBD [2]	TBD%	2
27	Alfonso Bonilla Aragón International Airport	Cali	Colombia	TBD [2]	TBD%	1
28	Fortaleza International Airport	Fortaleza	Brazil	570,665 [19]	5.30%	2
29	Felipe Angeles International Airport	Mexico City	Mexico	568,064 [20]	TBD%	2
30	Porto Alegre International Airport	Porto Alegre	Brazil	518,981 [19]	-12.10%
31	Santos Dumont Airport	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	499,317 [21]	TBD%	2

2024: 30 Busiest airports

Rank	Airport	City served	Country	Passengers	Annual change	Position change
1	El Dorado International Airport	Bogotá	Colombia	45'816,050 [22]	16.03%	2
2	Mexico City International Airport	Mexico City	Mexico	45'359,485 [23]	-6.30%	1
3	Guarulhos International Airport	São Paulo	Brazil	43'580,962 [24]	5.50%	1
4	Cancún International Airport	Cancún	Mexico	30,411,520 [25]	-7.1%
5	Jorge Chávez International Airport	Lima	Peru	26,085,244 [26]	14.77%
6	Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport	Santiago	Chile	25,840,584 [27]	11.31%
7	São Paulo–Congonhas Airport	São Paulo	Brazil	23,130,523 [28]	4.50%
8	Tocumen International Airport	Panama City	Panama	19,250,384 [29]	7.0%
9	Guadalajara International Airport	Guadalajara	Mexico	17,848,700 [30]	0.80%
10	Brasília International Airport	Brasília	Brazil	15,161,041 [31]	2.02%	1
11	Aeroparque Jorge Newbery	Buenos Aires	Argentina	14,890,000 [32]	-4.37%	1
12	Rio de Janeiro-Galeão International Airport	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	14,491,987 [33]	82.37%	10
13	Monterrey International Airport	Monterrey	Mexico	13,581,599 [34]	0.60%	1
14	José María Córdova International Airport	Medellín	Colombia	13'403,710 [22]	13.8%	2
15	Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport	San Juan	Puerto Rico	13,247,382 [25]	8.60%
16	Tijuana International Airport	Tijuana	Mexico	12,545,800 [30]	-4.90%	3
17	Viracopos International Airport	Campinas	Brazil	12,395,874 [35]	-1.02%	3
18	Belo Horizonte International Airport	Belo Horizonte	Brazil	12,357,280 [36]	17.55%
19	Ministro Pistarini International Airport	Buenos Aires	Argentina	11,077,000 [32]	7.47%
20	Recife/Guararapes–Gilberto Freyre International Airport	Recife	Brazil	9,593,804 [28]	6.10%	1
21	Punta Cana International Airport	Punta Cana	Dominican Republic	9'551,921 [37]	TBD%	1
22	Salvador International Airport	Salvador	Brazil	7,560,840 [38]	TBD%	3
23	Los Cabos International Airport	Los Cabos	Mexico	7,488,200 [30]	-2.90%
24	Rafael Nunez International Airport	Cartagena	Colombia	7'434,770 [22]	TBD%	4
25	Puerto Vallarta International Airport	Puerto Vallarta	Mexico	6'803,500 [30]	0.20%	1
26	Alfonso Bonilla Aragón International Airport	Cali	Colombia	6'716,970 [22]	TBD%	1
27	Felipe Angeles International Airport	Mexico City	Mexico	6'318,091 [39]	140.50%
28	Juan Santamaría International Airport	San José	Costa Rica	6,204,906 [40]	9.20%	1
29	Santos Dumont Airport	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	6,145,799 [41]	TBD%	12
30	Fortaleza International Airport	Fortaleza	Brazil	5,658,227 [42]	1.0%

2023: 30 busiest airports

Rank	Airport	City served	Country	Passengers	Annual change	Position change
1	Mexico City International Airport	Mexico City	Mexico	48,415,693 [43]	4.70%
2	São Paulo/Guarulhos International Airport	Guarulhos	Brazil	41,307,915 [44]	19.80%	1
3	El Dorado International Airport	Bogotá	Colombia	39,483,621 [45]	11.65%	1
4	Cancún International Airport	Cancún	Mexico	32,750,413 [46]	7.93%
5	Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport	Santiago	Chile	22,915,885 [47]	23.74%	1
6	Jorge Chávez International Airport	Lima	Peru	22,876,785 [48]	16.84%	1
7	São Paulo–Congonhas Airport	São Paulo	Brazil	22,032,407 [49]	21.90%
8	Tocumen International Airport	Panama City	Panama	17,825,465 [50]	12.97%
9	Guadalajara International Airport	Guadalajara	Mexico	17,710,200 [51]	13.48%
10	Aeroparque Jorge Newbery	Buenos Aires	Argentina	15,566,000 [52]	22.00%	2
11	Brasília International Airport	Brasília	Brazil	14,860,880 [53]	10.31%	1
12	Monterrey International Airport	Monterrey	Mexico	13,326,936 [54]	21.78%	3
13	Tijuana International Airport	Tijuana	Mexico	13,194,900 [51]	7.06%
14	Viracopos International Airport	Campinas	Brazil	12,524,219 [55]	5.73%
15	Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport	San Juan	Puerto Rico	12,197,553 [46]	18.30%	1
16	José María Córdova International Airport	Medellín	Colombia	11,871,959 [45]	10.26%	5
17	Santos Dumont Airport	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	11,446,012 [56]	12.57%
18	Belo Horizonte International Airport	Belo Horizonte	Brazil	10,512,245 [57]	10.20%
19	Ministro Pistarini International Airport	Buenos Aires	Argentina	10,297,000 [52]	55.45%	6
20	Punta Cana International Airport	Punta Cana	Dominican Republic	9,336,501 [58]	11.59%
21	Recife/Guararapes–Gilberto Freyre International Airport	Recife	Brazil	9,046,145 [49]	3.67%	2
22	Rio de Janeiro-Galeão International Airport	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	7,946,583 [59]	34.80%	6
23	Los Cabos International Airport	Los Cabos	Mexico	7,715,600 [51]	9.92%
24	Salgado Filho Porto Alegre International Airport	Porto Alegre	Brazil	7,492,886 [60]	12.61%
25	Salvador International Airport	Salvador	Brazil	7,279,732 [61]	11.12%	1
26	Puerto Vallarta International Airport	Puerto Vallarta	Mexico	6,790,100 [51]	9.37%	1
27	Alfonso Bonilla Aragón International Airport	Cali	Colombia	6,615,106 [45]	8.34%	6
28	Rafael Nunez International Airport	Cartagena	Colombia	6,338,147 [45]	9.87%	6
29	Juan Santamaría International Airport	San José	Costa Rica	5,682,476 [40]	21.79%	3
30	Fortaleza International Airport	Fortaleza	Brazil	5,589,563 [60]	-3.26%

2022: 30 busiest airports

Rank	Airport	City served	Country	Passengers	Annual change	Position change
1	Mexico City International Airport	Mexico City	Mexico	46,258,521 [43]	28.29%
2	El Dorado International Airport	Bogotá	Colombia	35,362,529 [45]	55.35%	2
3	São Paulo/Guarulhos International Airport	Guarulhos	Brazil	34,480,706 [44]	42.66%	1
4	Cancún International Airport	Cancún	Mexico	30,342,961 [46]	35.95%	1
5	Jorge Chávez International Airport	Lima	Peru	19,579,837 [62]	74.57%	1
6	Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport	Santiago	Chile	18,519,667 [63]	86.74%	3
7	São Paulo–Congonhas Airport	Guarulhos	Brazil	18,073,610 [56]	86.76%	5
8	Tocumen International Airport	Panama City	Panama	15,779,103 [50]	72.19%	5
9	Guadalajara International Airport	Guadalajara	Mexico	15,606,600 [51]	27.48%	4
10	Brasília International Airport	Brasília	Brazil	13,471,797 [53]	28.31%	3
11	José María Córdova International Airport	Medellín	Colombia	13,214,155 [45]	66.92%	4
12	Aeroparque Jorge Newbery	Buenos Aires	Argentina	12,833,254 [52]	183.40%	11
13	Tijuana International Airport	Tijuana	Mexico	12,324,600 [51]	27.35%	2
14	Viracopos International Airport	Campinas	Brazil	11,845,500 [55]	17.92%	6
15	Monterrey International Airport	Monterrey	Mexico	10,943,186 [54]	32.33%	1
16	Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport	San Juan	Puerto Rico	10,310,990 [46]	6.47%	6
17	Santos Dumont Airport	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	10,167,951 [56]	49.54%	1
18	Belo Horizonte International Airport	Belo Horizonte	Brazil	9,537,289 [57]	38.22%	1
19	Recife/Guararapes–Gilberto Freyre International Airport	Recife	Brazil	8,725,495 [64]	15.98%	3
20	Punta Cana International Airport	Punta Cana	Dominican Republic	8,366,844 [58]	89.69%	5
21	Alfonso Bonilla Aragón International Airport	Cali	Colombia	7,217,373 [45]	38.48%
22	Rafael Núñez International Airport	Cartagena	Colombia	7,087,788 [45]	59.07%	2
23	Los Cabos International Airport	Los Cabos	Mexico	7,019,300 [51]	26.48%	4
24	Salgado Filho Porto Alegre International Airport	Porto Alegre	Brazil	6,654,062 [60]	37.49%	2
25	Ministro Pistarini International Airport	Buenos Aires	Argentina	6,628,352 [52]	113.28%	6
26	Salvador International Airport	Salvador	Brazil	6,551,162 [61]	19.42%	6
27	Puerto Vallarta International Airport	Puerto Vallarta	Mexico	6,208,700 [51]	22.90%	1
28	Rio de Janeiro-Galeão International Airport	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	5,895,257 [59]	50.91%
29	Fortaleza International Airport	Fortaleza	Brazil	5,778,038 [60]	45.37%	2
30	Afonso Pena International Airport	Curitiba	Brazil	4,885,282 [65]	56.98%

2021: 25 busiest airports

Rank	Airport	City served	Country	Passengers	Annual change	Position change
1	Mexico City International Airport	Mexico City	Mexico	36,056,614 [43]	64.03%
2	São Paulo/Guarulhos International Airport	Guarulhos	Brazil	24,167,495 [44]	18.92%
3	Cancún International Airport	Cancún	Mexico	22,318,467 [66]	82.06%
4	El Dorado International Airport	Bogotá	Colombia	22,091,102 [67]	104.24%
5	Guadalajara International Airport	Guadalajara	Mexico	12,243,000 [68]	50.67%	1
6	Jorge Chávez International Airport	Lima	Peru	11,215,750 [69]	48.22%	2
7	Brasília International Airport	Brasília	Brazil	10,499,097 [70]	33.78%
8	Viracopos International Airport	Campinas	Brazil	10,045,361 [55]	49.73%	2
9	Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport	Santiago	Chile	9,916,293 [71]	16.90%	4
10	Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport	San Juan	Puerto Rico	9,684,227 [66]	99.87%	4
11	Tijuana International Airport	Tijuana	Mexico	9,677,900 [68]	53.21%
12	São Paulo–Congonhas Airport	São Paulo	Brazil	9,677,569 [56]	38.96%	3
13	Tocumen International Airport	Panama City	Panama	9,163,998 [50]	102.44%	5
14	Monterrey International Airport	Monterrey	Mexico	8,269,834 [72]	65.69%	2
15	José María Córdova International Airport	Medellín	Colombia	7,916,646 [67]	156.57%	8
16	Recife/Guararapes–Gilberto Freyre International Airport	Recife	Brazil	7,523,046 [73]	55.53%
17	Belo Horizonte International Airport	Belo Horizonte	Brazil	6,899,849 [57]	43.39%	2
18	Santos Dumont Airport	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	6,799,614 [56]	37.15%	5
19	Los Cabos International Airport	Los Cabos	Mexico	5,549,600 [68]	81.11%	5
20	Salvador International Airport	Salvador	Brazil	5,486,014 [61]	42.83%	1
21	Alfonso Bonilla Aragón International Airport	Cali	Colombia	5,211,765 [67]	166.45%	9
22	Salgado Filho Porto Alegre International Airport	Porto Alegre	Brazil	4,839,594 [60]	35.90%	2
23	Aeroparque Jorge Newbery	Buenos Aires	Argentina	4,519,650 [74]	92.54%	4
24	Rafael Núñez International Airport	Cartagena	Colombia	4,455,787 [67]	137.05%	7
25	Punta Cana International Airport	Punta Cana	Dominican Republic	4,410,838 [58]	117.60%	4

2020: 25 busiest airports

Rank	Airport	City served	Country	Passengers	Annual change	Position change
1	Mexico City International Airport	Mexico City	Mexico	21,981,711 [75]	56.31%
2	São Paulo/Guarulhos International Airport	Guarulhos	Brazil	20,322,520 [76]	52.74%
3	Cancún International Airport	Cancún	Mexico	12,259,148 [77]	51.89%	1
4	El Dorado International Airport	Bogotá	Colombia	10,816,372 [78]	69.09%	1
5	Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport	Santiago	Chile	8,527,737 [79]	65.38%	1
6	Guadalajara International Airport	Guadalajara	Mexico	8,125,600 [80]	45.27%	4
7	Brasília International Airport	Brasília	Brazil	7,848,297 [81]	53.08%	1
8	Jorge Chávez International Airport	Lima	Peru	7,566,704 [82]	70.24%	3
9	São Paulo–Congonhas Airport	Guarulhos	Brazil	6,964,390 [83]	69.29%	2
10	Viracopos International Airport	Campinas	Brazil	6,709,061 [84]	36.62%	6
11	Tijuana International Airport	Tijuana	Mexico	6,316,000 [80]	29.24%	9
12	Monterrey International Airport	Monterrey	Mexico	4,994,170 [85]	55.32%	2
13	Santos Dumont Airport	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	4,957,973 [83]	45.46%	6
14	Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport	San Juan	Puerto Rico	4,845,353 [77]	48.72%	3
15	Recife/Guararapes–Gilberto Freyre International Airport	Recife	Brazil	4,836,890 [86]	44.49%	6
16	Belo Horizonte International Airport	Belo Horizonte	Brazil	4,811,942 [87]	56.94%	1
17	Rio de Janeiro/Galeão International Airport	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	4,635,123 [59]	65.69%	6
18	Tocumen International Airport	Panama City	Panama	4,526,663 [88]	72.70%	9
19	Salvador International Airport	Salvador	Brazil	3,840,940 [89]	50.67%	4
20	Salgado Filho International Airport	Porto Alegre	Brazil	3,840,940 [90]	56.39%	2
21	Ministro Pistarini International Airport	Buenos Aires	Argentina	3,305,171 [91]	73.79%	9
22	Fortaleza Airport	Fortaleza	Brazil	3,156,418 [90]	55.14%	2
23	José María Córdova International Airport	Medellín	Colombia	3,085,601 [78]	66.48%	5
24	Los Cabos International Airport	Los Cabos	Mexico	3,064,200 [80]	45.37%	5
25	Puerto Vallarta International Airport	Puerto Vallarta	Mexico	2,536,100 [80]	49.80%	7

2019: 25 busiest airports

Rank	Airport	City served	Country	Passengers	Annual change	Position change
1	Mexico City International Airport	Mexico City	Mexico	50,308,049 [92]	5.47%
2	São Paulo-Guarulhos International Airport	São Paulo	Brazil	43,002,419 [93]	1.83%
3	El Dorado International Airport	Bogotá	Colombia	34,989,785 [94]	6.95%
4	Cancún International Airport	Cancún	Mexico	25,481,989 [95]	1.11%
5	Jorge Chávez International Airport	Lima	Peru	25,402,742 [96]	6.82%
6	Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport	Santiago	Chile	24,630,742 [97]	5.60%
7	São Paulo-Congonhas Airport	São Paulo	Brazil	22,681,392 [98]	3.28%
8	Brasília International Airport	Brasília	Brazil	16,727,177 [99]	6.23%
9	Tocumen International Airport	Panama City	Panama	16,582,601 [100]	2.09%
10	Guadalajara International Airport	Guadalajara	Mexico	14,846,329 [101]	3.45%	1
11	Rio de Janeiro-Galeão International Airport	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	13,508,309 [102]	9.98%	1
12	Ministro Pistarini International Airport	Buenos Aires	Argentina	12,609,270 [103]	12.57%	1
13	Aeroparque Jorge Newbery	Buenos Aires	Argentina	12,298,969 [103]	7.98%	1
14	Monterrey International Airport	Monterrey	Mexico	11,176,555 [104]	4.13%
15	Tancredo Neves International Airport	Belo Horizonte	Brazil	11,173,878 [105]	5.50%
16	Viracopos International Airport	Campinas	Brazil	10,585,018 [106]	14.77%
17	Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport	San Juan	Puerto Rico	9,448,253 [95]	12.83%	1
18	José María Córdova International Airport	Medellín	Colombia	9,205,009 [94]	14.54%	3
19	Santos Dumont Airport	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	9,091,258 [98]	0.81%	2
20	Tijuana International Airport	Tijuana	Mexico	8,925,873 [101]	13.92%	4
21	Recife/Guararapes–Gilberto Freyre International Airport	Recife	Brazil	8,714,119 [98]	3.74%	2
22	Salgado Filho International Airport	Porto Alegre	Brazil	8,298,205 [107]	0.04%	2
23	Deputado Luís Eduardo Magalhães International Airport	Salvador	Brazil	7,786,582 [108]	2.88%	1
24	Fortaleza Airport	Fortaleza	Brazil	7,218,697 [107]	9.14%	1
25	Punta Cana International Airport	Punta Cana	Dominican Republic	7,137,882 [109]	9.49%	2

2018: 25 busiest airports

Rank	Airport	City served	Country	Passengers	Annual change	Position change
1	Mexico City International Airport	Mexico City	Mexico	47,700,547 [92]	6.63%
2	São Paulo-Guarulhos International Airport	Guarulhos	Brazil	42,831,981 [93]	13.41%
3	El Dorado International Airport	Bogotá	Colombia	32,716,468 [110]	5.57%
4	Cancún International Airport	Cancún	Mexico	25,202,016 [111]	6.78%
5	Jorge Chávez International Airport	Lima	Peru	23,659,196 [112]	7.61%
6	Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport	Santiago	Chile	23,324,306 [113]	8.86%	1
7	São Paulo-Congonhas Airport	Guarulhos	Brazil	21,546,480 [114]	1.43%	1
8	Brasília International Airport	Brasília	Brazil	17,622,873 [115]	4.10%
9	Tocumen International Airport	Panama City	Panama	16,242,679 [116]	4.01%	1
10	Rio de Janeiro-Galeão International Airport	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	15,005,304 [117]	7.62%	1
11	Guadalajara International Airport	Guadalajara	Mexico	14,351,600 [101]	12.05%	1
12	Aeroparque Jorge Newbery	Buenos Aires	Argentina	13,363,000 [118]	3.15%	1
13	Ministro Pistarini International Airport	Buenos Aires	Argentina	11,204,000 [119]	8.49%
14	Monterrey International Airport	Monterrey	Mexico	10,733,186 [120]	9.84%	1
15	Tancredo Neves International Airport	Belo Horizonte	Brazil	10,591,138 [121]	4.20%	1
16	Viracopos International Airport	Campinas	Brazil	9,223,074 [122]	1.17%
17	Santos Dumont Airport	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	9,108,564  [114]	1.50%
18	Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport	San Juan	Puerto Rico	8,373,679  [111]	0.79%
19	Recife/Guararapes–Gilberto Freyre International Airport	Recife	Brazil	8,399,935  [114]	4.91%
20	Salgado Filho International Airport	Porto Alegre	Brazil	8,301,172 [123]	3.61%
21	José María Córdova International Airport	Medellín	Colombia	8,036,411 [110]	5.47%	1
22	Deputado Luís Eduardo Magalhães International Airport	Salvador	Brazil	8,001,175 [124]	3.64%	1
23	Punta Cana International Airport	Punta Cana	Dominican Republic	7,886,586 [125]	7.57%
24	Tijuana International Airport	Tijuana	Mexico	7,835,100 [101]	10.30%
25	Fortaleza Airport	Fortaleza	Brazil	6,614,227 [123]	11.5%%

2017: 15 busiest airports

Rank	Airport	City served	Country	Passengers	Annual change	Position change
1	Mexico City International Airport	Mexico City	Mexico	44,732,418 [126]	7.25%
2	São Paulo-Guarulhos International Airport	Guarulhos	Brazil	37,765,898 [127]	3.22%
3	El Dorado International Airport	Bogotá	Colombia	30,989,932 [128]	0.16%
4	Cancún International Airport	Cancún	Mexico	23,601,509 [129]	10.21%
5	Jorge Chávez International Airport	Lima	Peru	22,046,042 [130]	14.07%	1
6	São Paulo-Congonhas Airport	São Paulo	Brazil	21,859,453 [131]	5.01%	1
7	Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport	Santiago	Chile	21,426,871 [132]	13.11%
8	Brasília International Airport	Brasília	Brazil	16,912,680 [133]	5.76%
9	Rio de Janeiro-Galeão International Airport	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	16,243,253 [134]	0.87%
10	Tocumen International Airport	Panama City	Panama	15,616,065 [135]	5.93%
11	Aeroparque Jorge Newbery	Buenos Aires	Argentina	13,797,710 [136]	18.27%
12	Guadalajara International Airport	Guadalajara	Mexico	12,808,000 [137]	12.39%
13	Ministro Pistarini International Airport	Buenos Aires	Argentina	10,327,203 [138]	5.05%
14	Tancredo Neves International Airport	Belo Horizonte	Brazil	10,164,077 [139]	5.49%
15	Monterrey International Airport	Monterrey	Mexico	9,771,630 [140]	6.46%	1

2016: 15 busiest airports

Rank	Airport	City served	Country	Passengers	Annual change	Position change
1	Mexico City International Airport	Mexico City	Mexico	41,710,254 [141]	8.53%	1
2	São Paulo-Guarulhos International Airport	São Paulo	Brazil	36,596,326 [142]	6.13%	1
3	El Dorado International Airport	Bogotá	Colombia	31,041,841 [143]	3.62%
4	Cancún International Airport	Cancún	Mexico	21,415,795 [144]	9.28%	1
5	São Paulo-Congonhas Airport	São Paulo	Brazil	20,816,957 [145]	7.97%	1
6	Jorge Chávez International Airport	Lima	Peru	19,286,158 [146]	9.73%	1
7	Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport	Santiago	Chile	18,943,231 [147]	9.94%	1
8	Brasília International Airport	Brasília	Brazil	17,947,153 [148]	9.46%	4
9	Rio de Janeiro-Galeão International Airport	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	16,103,011 [149]	4.95%
10	Tocumen International Airport	Panama City	Panama	14,741,937 [150]	9.73%
11	Aeroparque Jorge Newbery	Buenos Aires	Argentina	11,666,528 [151]	7.76%	1
12	Guadalajara International Airport	Guadalajara	Mexico	11,395,800 [152]	16.78%	2
13	Ministro Pistarini International Airport	Buenos Aires	Argentina	9,831,127 [151]	7.70%	3
14	Tancredo Neves International Airport	Belo Horizonte	Brazil	9,635,314 [153]	14.76%	3
15	Viracopos International Airport	Campinas	Brazil	9,325,252 [154]	9.68%	2

2015: 10 busiest airports

Rank	Airport	City served	Country	Passengers	Annual change	Position change
1	São Paulo-Guarulhos International Airport	Guarulhos	Brazil	38,984,587	1.39%
2	Mexico City International Airport	Mexico City	Mexico	38,433,078	12.20%
3	El Dorado International Airport	Bogotá	Colombia	29,956,551	9.20%
4	Brasília International Airport	Brasília	Brazil	19,821,796	9.23%
5	Cancún International Airport	Cancún	Mexico	19,596,485	12.3%	1
6	São Paulo-Congonhas Airport	São Paulo	Brazil	19,279,644	6.31%	1
7	Jorge Chávez International Airport	Lima	Peru	17,575,919	8.69%	1
8	Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport	Santiago	Chile	17,230,567	7.23%	1
9	Rio de Janeiro-Galeão International Airport	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	16,942,229	2.17%	2
10	Tocumen International Airport	Panama City	Panama	13,434,673	5.10%

2014: 10 busiest airports

Rank	Airport	City served	Country	Passengers	Annual change	Position change
1	São Paulo-Guarulhos International Airport	São Paulo	Brazil	39,573,000	8.53%
2	Mexico City International Airport	Mexico City	Mexico	34,255,739	8.62%
3	El Dorado International Airport	Bogotá	Colombia	27,430,266	9.67%
4	Brasília International Airport	Brasília	Brazil	18,146,405	10.04%	2
5	São Paulo-Congonhas Airport	São Paulo	Brazil	18,134,768	5.93%	1
6	Cancún International Airport	Cancún	Mexico	17,455,353	9.35%	1
7	Rio de Janeiro-Galeão International Airport	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	17,261,873	0.85%	2
8	Jorge Chávez International Airport	Lima	Peru	16,170,035	8.45%	1
9	Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport	Santiago	Chile	16,068,242	4.93%	1
10	Tocumen International Airport [155]	Panama City	Panama	12,782,167	64.20%	9

2013: 10 busiest airports

Rank	Airport	City served	Country	Passengers	Annual change	Position change
1	São Paulo-Guarulhos International Airport	São Paulo	Brazil	36,460,923	13.31%
2	Mexico City International Airport	Mexico City	Mexico	31,534,638	6.93%
3	El Dorado International Airport	Bogotá	Colombia	25,009,483	11.02%
4	São Paulo-Congonhas Airport	São Paulo	Brazil	17,119,530	2.04%	1
5	Rio de Janeiro-Galeão International Airport	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	17,115,368	2.15%	1
6	Brasília International Airport	Brasília	Brazil	16,489,987	5.26%
7	Cancún International Airport	Cancún	Mexico	15,962,162	10.36%
8	Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport	Santiago	Chile	15,312,649	8.07%
9	Jorge Chávez International Airport	Lima	Peru	14,908,772	11.84%
10	Simón Bolívar International Airport	Caracas	Venezuela	11,230,000	7.66%

2012: 20 busiest airports

Rank	Airport	City served	Country	Passengers	Annual change	Position change
1	São Paulo-Guarulhos International Airport	Guarulhos	Brazil	32,177,594 [156]	9.24%
2	Mexico City International Airport	Mexico City	Mexico	29,491,553	11.84%
3	El Dorado International Airport	Bogotá	Colombia	22,525,873	10.27%
4	Rio de Janeiro-Galeão International Airport	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	17,491,744 [156]	17.08%	2
5	São Paulo-Congonhas Airport	São Paulo	Brazil	16,775,785 [156]	0.11%	1
6	Brasília International Airport	Brasília	Brazil	15,665,045 [156]	3.2%	1
7	Cancún International Airport	Cancún	Mexico	14,463,435	11.1%
8	Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport	Santiago	Chile	14,168,282	17.3%
9	Jorge Chávez International Airport	Lima	Peru	13,330,290	11.7%
10	Simón Bolívar International Airport	Caracas	Venezuela	10,430,243	9.67%	1
11	Tancredo Neves International Airport	Belo Horizonte	Brazil	10,390,396 [156]	9.05%	1
12	Santos Dumont Airport	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	9,002,863 [156]	5.43%
13	Ministro Pistarini International Airport	Buenos Aires	Argentina	8,880,289	7.27%	1
14	Viracopos International Airport	Campinas / São Paulo	Brazil	8,858,380 [156]	17.04%	4
15	Jorge Newbery Airport	Buenos Aires	Argentina	8,849,465	8.54%	1
16	Deputado Luís Eduardo Magalhães International Airport	Salvador	Brazil	8,811,540 [156]	4.96%	2
17	Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport	San Juan	Puerto Rico	8,448,172	5.7%	4
18	Salgado Filho International Airport	Porto Alegre	Brazil	8,261,355 [156]	5.45%	1
19	Guadalajara International Airport	Guadalajara	Mexico	7,436,400	3.3%
20	Afonso Pena International Airport	Curitiba	Brazil	6,828,334	2.03%

2011: 20 busiest airports

Rank	Airport	City served	Country	Passengers	Annual change	Position change
1	São Paulo-Guarulhos International Airport	Guarulhos	Brazil	30,003,428 [157]	11.75%
2	Mexico City International Airport	Mexico City	Mexico	26,368,861	9.28%
3	El Dorado International Airport	Bogotá	Colombia	20,427,603	7.89%
4	Congonhas-São Paulo Airport	São Paulo	Brazil	16,756,452 [157]	8.11%
5	Brasília International Airport	Brasília	Brazil	15,398,737 [157]	7.18%
6	Rio de Janeiro-Galeão International Airport	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	14,952,830 [158]	22.27%	1
7	Cancún International Airport	Cancún	Mexico	13,022,481	4.69%	1
8	Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport	Santiago	Chile	12,989,318	17.40%
9	Jorge Chávez International Airport	Lima	Peru	11,904,553	15.82%
10	Tancredo Neves International Airport	Belo Horizonte	Brazil	9,639,332 [157]	32.75%	6
11	Simón Bolívar International Airport	Maiquetia	Venezuela	9,509,874	7.69%	1
12	Santos Dumont Airport	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	8,515,021	8.85%	1
13	Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport	San Juan	Puerto Rico	8,423,102	0.3%	1
14	Deputado Luís Eduardo Magalhães International Airport	Salvador	Brazil	8,310,651	7.98%	1
15	Ministro Pistarini International Airport	Buenos Aires	Argentina	8,278,159	5.79%	3
16	Jorge Newbery Airport	Buenos Aires	Argentina	8,162,809	7.5%
17	Salgado Filho International Airport	Porto Alegre	Brazil	7,834,312 [157]	17.3%	1
18	Viracopos International Airport	Campinas	Brazil	7,568,384 [157]	39.3%	3
19	Guadalajara International Airport	Guadalajara	Mexico	7,190,998	3.4%	2
20	Afonso Pena International Airport	Curitiba	Brazil	6,969,484	20.7%	1

2010: 20 busiest airports

Rank	Airport	City served	Country	Passengers	Annual change	Position change
1	São Paulo-Guarulhos International Airport	Guarulhos	Brazil	26,849,185 [158]	23.5%	1
2	Mexico City International Airport	Mexico City	Mexico	24,130,535	0.004%	1
3	El Dorado International Airport	Bogotá	Colombia	18,934,203	27.1%
4	Congonhas-São Paulo Airport	São Paulo	Brazil	15,499,462 [158]	13.1%
5	Brasília International Airport	Brasília	Brazil	14,367,061 [158]	17.6%
6	Cancún International Airport	Cancún	Mexico	12,439,266	11.3%	1
7	Rio de Janeiro-Galeão International Airport	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	12,229,513 [158]	3.4%	1
8	Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport	Santiago	Chile	11,064,487	22.6%
9	Jorge Chávez International Airport	Lima	Peru	10,278,493	17.0%
10	Simón Bolívar International Airport	Maiquetia	Venezuela	8,830,688	0.65%
11	Ministro Pistarini International Airport	Buenos Aires	Argentina	8,786,807	10.87%	1
12	Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport	San Juan	Puerto Rico	8,491,257	2.98%	1
13	Santos Dumont Airport	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	7,822,848 [158]	53.4%	7
14	Deputado Luís Eduardo Magalhães International Airport	Salvador	Brazil	7,696,307 [158]	9.13%	1
15	Jorge Newbery Airport	Buenos Aires	Argentina	7,558,149	16.47%	1
16	Tancredo Neves International Airport	Belo Horizonte	Brazil	7,261,064 [158]	29.26%
17	Guadalajara International Airport	Guadalajara	Mexico	6,953,900	7.8%	2
18	Salgado Filho International Airport	Porto Alegre	Brazil	6,676,216 [158]	19.1%	1
19	Guararapes International Airport	Recife	Brazil	5,958,982 [158]	13.49%	1
20	Afonso Pena International Airport	Curitiba	Brazil	5,774,155	18.97%	1

2009: 20 busiest airports

Rank	Airport	Location	Passengers	Annual change	Position change
1	Mexico City International Airport	Mexico City	24,243,056	7.5%
2	São Paulo-Guarulhos International Airport	Guarulhos	21,727,642 [159]	6.5%
3	El Dorado International Airport	Bogotá	14,899,199	10.7%	1
4	Congonhas-São Paulo Airport	São Paulo	13,699,657 [160]	0.2%	1
5	Brasília International Airport	Brasília	12,213,825 [160]	16.9%	2
6	Rio de Janeiro-Galeão International Airport	Rio de Janeiro	11,828,656 [160]	10.3%
7	Cancún International Airport	Cancún	11,174,908	11.6%	2
8	Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport	Santiago	9,024,611	0.1%	1
9	Jorge Chávez International Airport	Lima	8,786,973	6.0%	2
10	Simón Bolívar International Airport	Maiquetia	8,773,461	2.2%
11	Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport	San Juan	8,245,895	12.1%	3
12	Ministro Pistarini International Airport	Buenos Aires	7,924,759	1.1%
13	Deputado Luís Eduardo Magalhães International Airport	Salvador	7,052,720 [160]	17.2%	2
14	Jorge Newbery Airport	Buenos Aires	6,489,066	14.1%	2
15	Guadalajara International Airport	Guadalajara	6,453,100	10.2%	2
16	Tancredo Neves International Airport	Belo Horizonte	5,617,171 [160]	8.2%	1
17	Salgado Filho International Airport	Porto Alegre	5,607,703 [160]	13.7%	1
18	Guararapes International Airport	Recife	5,250,565 [160]	12.2%	1
19	Monterrey International Airport	Monterrey	5,199,895	21.0%	5
20	Santos Dumont Airport	Rio de Janeiro	5,099,643 [160]	40.5%	1

2008: 15 busiest airports

Rank	Airport	Location	Passengers	Annual change
1	Mexico City International Airport	Mexico City	26,210,217	1.3%
2	São Paulo-Guarulhos International Airport	São Paulo	20,400,304 [160]	8.54%
3	Congonhas-São Paulo Airport	São Paulo	13,672,301 [159]	10.43%
4	El Dorado International Airport	Bogotá	13,456,331	4.90%
5	Cancún International Airport	Cancún	12,646,512	11.5%
6	Rio de Janeiro-Galeão International Airport	Rio de Janeiro	10,717,120 [159]	3.52%
7	Brasília International Airport	Brasília	10,443,393 [159]	6.08%
8	Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport	San Juan	9,378,924	9.9%
9	Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport	Santiago	9,017,718	7.38%
10	Simón Bolívar International Airport	Maiquetia	8,975,897	7.4%
11	Jorge Chávez International Airport	Lima	8,285,688	10.4%
12	Ministro Pistarini International Airport	Buenos Aires	8,012,794	7.01%
13	Guadalajara International Airport	Guadalajara	7,193,200	1.9%
14	Monterrey International Airport	Monterrey	6,586,200	0.4%
15	Deputado Luís Eduardo Magalhães International Airport	Salvador	6,042,307 [159]	4.2%

See also

• List of the busiest airports in Mexico
• List of the busiest airports in Central America
• List of the busiest airports in the Caribbean
• List of the busiest airports in South America

• Transport portal

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