Author: Sharad Ranabhat

Based on a year-on-year seat comparison between May 2024 scheduled seats and May 2025, below are the world’s 10 fastest-growing airports today.

The latest figures indicate continued emphasis on some of the key corridors, notably between Toronto and Montreal, Vancouver, and Calgary.

Frontier Airlines (F9), with its low-cost carrier model and attractively painted animal-themed planes, has established a steadily growing worldwide presence out of the United States.

IndiGo Airlines (6E), India’s largest airline since 2006, grew from a domestic low-cost startup to one of the largest global carriers in less than two decades.

Hawaiian Airlines (HA) primarily focuses on inter-island and domestic service, yet its international network is a growing, vital component of its global operation.

India’s busiest international routes weave a complex narrative of tourism, labor migration, business ties, and strong diaspora demand.

JetBlue Airways (B6), known for its customer-first service model and competitive edge in transcontinental markets, has built a niche domestic route network that extends far beyond its New York hubs.

Based on passenger volume for the latest available month in 2025, here are the 10 busiest airports in Asia and what makes them stand out.

Alaska Airlines (AS), long known for its deep roots in the Pacific Northwest, operates one of the most regionally concentrated yet strategically efficient domestic networks in the United States.

Alaska Airlines (AS) has cultivated a dominant presence on leisure-heavy international routes from the West Coast, with Mexican resort cities playing a central role.