Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK) has officially been named the world's most airline-connected airport, according to data released on April 16, 2025. With 113 airlines operating scheduled flights, Suvarnabhumi has surpassed France's Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG), which currently hosts 105 airlines. The list was compiled by data visualisation platform Brilliant Maps in collaboration with FlightConnections, which tracks global aviation networks. The new ranking highlights the top 10 airports globally with the highest number of serving airlines.
All About Suvarnabhumi Airport In Bangkok, Thailand
Located approximately 25 km east of Bangkok in Samut Prakan Province, Suvarnabhumi Airport serves as a key aviation gateway for Southeast Asia. Known as the "Golden Land," the airport features a blend of modern architecture and traditional Thai design. While it may not offer the ultra-luxury comforts of some of its global counterparts, Suvarnabhumi's extensive connectivity places it firmly on the global aviation map.
The airport handles over 51 million passengers annually, connecting to 151 destinations and operating 484 scheduled departures each day. It plays a central role in Thailand's goal to position itself as a major aviation hub in the region. Expansion projects are underway, but the airport will need to continue upgrading infrastructure and services to meet growing demand.
Top 10 Airports With The Most Airline Connections (2025)
1. Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK), Bangkok, Thailand
- Number of airlines: 113
- Annual passengers: 51,699,104
- Destinations: 151
- Daily flights: 484
2. Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG), Paris, France
- Number of airlines: 105
- Annual passengers: 67,421,316
- Destinations: 279
- Daily flights: 512
3. Dubai International Airport (DXB), UAE
- Number of airlines: 97
- Annual passengers: 86,994,365
- Destinations: 269
- Daily flights: 578
4. Istanbul Airport (IST), Turkey
- Number of airlines: 93
- Annual passengers: 76,236,980
- Destinations: 310
- Daily flights: 583
5. Leonardo da Vinci-Fiumicino Airport (FCO), Rome, Italy
- Number of airlines: 92
- Annual passengers: 40,545,240
- Destinations: 233
- Daily flights: 406
6. Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP), Italy
- Number of airlines: 86
- Annual passengers: 26,100,000
- Destinations: 200
- Daily flights: Data not available
7. Shanghai Pudong International Airport (PVG), China
- Number of airlines: 83
- Annual passengers: 54,476,397
- Destinations: 225
- Daily flights: 726
8. Narita International Airport (NRT), Tokyo, Japan
- Number of airlines: 83
- Annual passengers: 32,705,995
- Destinations: 117
- Daily flights: 284
9. Changi Airport (SIN), Singapore
- Number of airlines: 82
- Annual passengers: 58,900,000
- Destinations: 154
- Daily flights: 483
10. Frankfurt Airport (FRA), Germany
- Number of airlines: 80
- Annual passengers: 59,359,539
- Destinations: 288
- Daily flights: 497
