Which European airport has the most destinations?

Number 1: Frankfurt Airport (FRA), Germany Germany's Frankfurt Airport managed to secure the number one spot on this list as it offered connections to 330 airports across the globe this past year. Dozens of airlines fly to the world's most connected airport every year.



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Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) — Dallas, Texas. Situated in the Texas prairie between the major cities of Dallas and Fort Worth, DFW airport, the third largest airport in the world, may be quite familiar to American Airlines passengers.

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1. Ryanair. The biggest airline in Europe in terms of passengers is the Irish budget airline, Ryanair. In 2021, 72.4 million passengers flew with Ryanair.

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Turns out, it's Eurowings, according to a new report released by air travel data provider OAG. The Punctuality League Snapshot 2022 ranked the German low-cost carrier as most efficient, with an on-time percentage of 95.6 percent, the highest in its top 50 list.

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London Gatwick (LGW) This makes Gatwick the airport where you are most likely to be inconvenienced by delays and cancellations in Europe.

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