List of the busiest airports in Portugal

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Portugal's busiest airports by passenger traffic

2023 [1]

RankAirportIATARegionTotal
passengers		Annual
change		Total
movements		Annual
change
1 Lisbon Airport LIS Lisbon 33,648,691Increase2.svg 18.8%tbcIncrease2.svg 10,2%
2 Porto Airport OPO Porto 15,204,882Increase2.svg 15,0%tbcIncrease2.svg 11,6%
3 Faro Airport FAO Faro 9,641,820Increase2.svg 14,4%tbcIncrease2.svg 1,6%
4 Madeira Airport FNC Madeira 4,590,098Increase2.svg 7,9%tbcIncrease2.svg 12,0%
5 Ponta Delgada Airport PDL Azores 2,470,723Increase2.svg 9%tbcIncrease2.svg 13,3%
6 Terceira Airport TER Azores 963,338Increase2.svg 14,6%tbcIncrease2.svg 12,0%
7 Horta Airport HOR Azores 298,024Increase2.svg 7.7%tbcIncrease2.svg 12,0%
8 Porto Santo Airport PXO Madeira 246,807Increase2.svg 14,6%tbcIncrease2.svg 12,0%
9 Pico Airport PIX Azores 207,428Increase2.svg 14,6%738Increase2.svg 12,0%
10 Santa Maria Airport SMA Azores 126,480Increase2.svg 14,6%tbcIncrease2.svg 12,0%
11 Sao Jorge Airport SJZ Azores 103,132Increase2.svg 14,6%738Increase2.svg 12,0%
12 Flores Airport FLW Azores 98,406Increase2.svg 15,8%tbcIncrease2.svg 12,0%
13 Graciosa Airport GRW Azores 69,602Increase2.svg 14,6%738Increase2.svg 12,0%
14 Corvo Airport CVU Azores 11,648Increase2.svg 14,6%288Increase2.svg 12,0%
15 Beja Airport CVU Alentejo 4,968Increase2.svg tbctbcIncrease2.svg 12,0%

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2017 [4]

RankAirportIATARegionTotal
passengers		Annual
change		Total
movements		Annual
change
1 Lisbon Airport LIS Lisbon 26,660,000Increase2.svg 18.8%tbcIncrease2.svg 10,2%
2 Porto Airport OPO Porto 10,787,000Increase2.svg 15,0%tbcIncrease2.svg 11,6%
3 Faro Airport FAO Faro 8,727,000Increase2.svg 14,4%tbcIncrease2.svg 1,6%
4 Madeira Airport FNC Madeira 3,377,000Increase2.svg 7,9%tbcIncrease2.svg 12,0%
5 Ponta Delgada Airport PDL Azores 1,849,000Increase2.svg 9%tbcIncrease2.svg 13,3%
6 Terceira Airport TER Azores 579,747Increase2.svg 14,6%tbcIncrease2.svg 12,0%
7 Horta Airport HOR Azores 258,500Increase2.svg 7.7%tbcIncrease2.svg 12,0%
8 Porto Santo Airport PXO Madeira 175,300Increase2.svg 14,6%tbcIncrease2.svg 12,0%
9 Santa Maria Airport SMA Azores 93,436Increase2.svg 14,6%tbcIncrease2.svg 12,0%
10 Flores Airport FLW Azores 64,000Increase2.svg 15,8%tbcIncrease2.svg 12,0%
11 Pico Airport PIX Azores 119,000Increase2.svg 14,6%738Increase2.svg 12,0%
12 Sao Jorge Airport SJZ Azores TBCIncrease2.svg 14,6%738Increase2.svg 12,0%
13 Graciosa Airport GRW Azores TBCIncrease2.svg 14,6%738Increase2.svg 12,0%
14 Corvo Airport CVU Azores 7,107Increase2.svg 14,6%288Increase2.svg 12,0% [5]

2016 [6]

RankAirportIATARegionTotal
passengers		Annual
change		Total
movements		Annual
change
1 Lisbon Airport LIS Lisbon 22,449,289Increase2.svg 11,7%178,639Increase2.svg 10,2%
2 Porto Airport OPO Porto 9,378,082Increase2.svg 16,0%77,361Increase2.svg 11,6%
3 Faro Airport FAO Faro 7,630,909Increase2.svg 4,4%51,330Increase2.svg 1,6%
4 Madeira Airport FNC Madeira 2,969,785Increase2.svg 14,6%27,338Increase2.svg 12,0%
5 Ponta Delgada Airport PDL Azores 1,515,749Increase2.svg 17,9%24,279Increase2.svg 13,3%
6 Terceira Airport TER Azores 520,203Increase2.svg 14,6%2,400Increase2.svg 12,0%
7 Horta Airport HOR Azores 197,429Increase2.svg 14,6%3,227Increase2.svg 12,0%
8 Porto Santo Airport PXO Madeira 156,120Increase2.svg 14,6%3,227Increase2.svg 12,0%
9 Santa Maria Airport SMA Azores 93,436Increase2.svg 14,6%3,176Increase2.svg 12,0%
10 Flores Airport FLW Azores 55,264Increase2.svg 14,6%738Increase2.svg 12,0%
11 Pico Airport PIX Azores TBCIncrease2.svg 14,6%738Increase2.svg 12,0%
12 Sao Jorge Airport SJZ Azores TBCIncrease2.svg 14,6%738Increase2.svg 12,0%
13 Graciosa Airport GRW Azores TBCIncrease2.svg 14,6%738Increase2.svg 12,0%
14 Corvo Airport CVU Azores 7,107Increase2.svg 14,6%288Increase2.svg 12,0% [7]

2015 [8]

RankAirportIATACityTotal
passengers		Annual
change		Total
movements		Annual
change
1 Lisbon Airport LIS Lisbon 20,090,418Increase2.svg 10,7%162,042Increase2.svg 6,4%
2 Porto Airport OPO Porto 8,087,740Increase2.svg 16,7%69,377Increase2.svg 11,6%
3 Faro Airport FAO Faro 6,436,881Increase2.svg 4,4%43,096Increase2.svg 1,6%
4 Cristiano Ronaldo International Airport FNC Madeira 2,728,229Increase2.svg 6,3%24,417Increase2.svg 0,5%
5 Ponta Delgada Airport PDL Ponta Delgada 1,265,792Increase2.svg 29,4%6,724Increase2.svg 15,1%

2014 [9]

RankAirportIATACityTotal
passengers		Annual
change		Total
movements		Annual
change
1 Lisbon Airport LIS Lisbon 18,142,035Increase2.svg 13,3%152,335Increase2.svg 7,0%
2 Porto Airport OPO Porto 6,930,270Increase2.svg 8,8%62,165Increase2.svg 6,5%
3 Faro Airport FAO Faro 6,166,927Increase2.svg 3,1%42,402Increase2.svg 2,4%
4 Cristiano Ronaldo International Airport FNC Madeira 2,567,419Increase2.svg 4,0%24,296Increase2.svg 5,1%
5 Ponta Delgada Airport PDL Ponta Delgada 978,263Increase2.svg 6,6%5,843Increase2.svg 2,7%

2013 [10]

RankAirportIATACityTotal
passengers		Annual
change		Total
movements		Annual
change
1 Lisbon Airport LIS Lisbon 16,008,848Increase2.svg 4,6%142,333Increase2.svg 1,0%
2 Porto Airport OPO Porto 6,372,801Increase2.svg 5,3%58,384Increase2.svg 1,0%
3 Faro Airport FAO Faro 5,981,448Increase2.svg 5,4%41,410Increase2.svg 5,0%
4 Cristiano Ronaldo International Airport FNC Madeira 2,469,413Increase2.svg 7,1%23,109Increase2.svg 1,9%
5 Ponta Delgada Airport PDL Ponta Delgada 918,072Increase2.svg 3,4%5,689Decrease2.svg 1,9%

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References

  1. ↑ [Portugal's busiest airports by passenger traffic (2023) https://www.ana.pt/en/system/files/documents/annual_report_2017.pdf]
  2. ↑ "Home". 4 July 2016.
  3. ↑ "Our airports | Business".
  4. ↑ [Portugal's busiest airports by passenger traffic (2017) https://www.ana.pt/en/system/files/documents/annual_report_2017.pdf]
  5. ↑ "Home". 4 July 2016.
  6. ↑ [Portugal's 5 busiest airports by passenger traffic (2016) https://www.ana.pt/en/system/files/documents/annual_report_2016.pdf]
  7. ↑ "Home". 4 July 2016.
  8. ↑ [Portugal's 5 busiest airports by passenger traffic (2015) https://www.ana.pt/en/system/files/documents/annual_report_ana_group_2015_en.pdf]
  9. ↑ [Portugal's 5 busiest airports by passenger traffic (2014) https://www.ana.pt/en/system/files/documents/annual_report_ana_group_2014_en.pdf]
  10. ↑ [Portugal's 5 busiest airports by passenger traffic (2013) https://www.ana.pt/en/system/files/documents/annual_report_ana_group_2013_en.pdf]
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