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Istanbul Airport is the busiest in Europe, with an average of 1,603 flights per day

Istanbul Airport topped the list of the busiest airports in Europe with an average of 1,603 flights per day during the week extending from June 29 to July 5, ahead of the airports of Amsterdam, Paris, London and Frankfurt, according to the Eurocontrol report.

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1Istanbul Airport topped the list of the busiest airports in Europe with an average of 1,603 flights per day during the week extending from June 29 to July 5, ahead of the airports of Amsterdam, Paris, London and Frankfurt, according to the Eurocontrol report.
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Istanbul Airport topped the list of the busiest air traffic centers in Europe, according to the European Aviation Report issued by Eurocontrol, which covers the period from June 29 to July 5.

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Istanbul Airport recorded an average of 1,603 flights per day during this week, maintaining its lead among the busiest air transport centers on the European continent.

Amsterdam Airport came in second place with an average of 1,398 flights per day, followed by Paris Airport. Charles de Gaulle with an average of 1,389 flights, then London Heathrow Airport with an average of 1,323 flights, and Frankfurt Airport with an average of 1,318 flights per day.

Eurocontrol data shows that Istanbul Airport maintained a high level of air traffic, ahead of its competitors in the average number of weekly flights.

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