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UK Airports
CAA data on airports - including air passengers, air transport movements, and air cargo.
Click on the links below for more details about the main airports in the UK:
London airports:
and "Boris Island"
Smaller UK airports
(showing approx terminal passenger numbers in 2008 - CAA data):
(and 2009 data - CAA data)
Barra Airport (11,000) 10,182
Benbecula Airport (34,000) 32,697
Biggin Hill Airport (private flights - not listed by CAA)
Cambridge City Airport (2,000) 1,774
Campbeltown Airport (9,000) 9,389
Carlisle Airport ( - )
Charlestown Knock International Airport ( - )
Chester (Harwarden) Airport ( - )
City of Derry Airport (439,000) 345,857
Coventry Airport (331,000 now closed)
Gloucester (Staverton) Airport (20,000) 20,220
Humberside Airport (424,000) 335,149
Islay Airport (29,000) 26,285
Isle of Man Airport ? 709,316
Kirkwall Airport (138,000) 138,368
Lydd Airport (2,000) 588
Norwich International Airport (583,000) 429,557
Nottingham City Airport (general aviation only)
Oxford Kidlington Airport ? 1,313
Plymouth City Airport (99,000) 115,254
Sheffield City Airport ( - )
Shoreham (Brighton City) Airport (5,000) 1,213
Stornoway Airport (131,000) 122,477
Sumburgh Airport (Shetland) (154,000) 139,146
Tiree Airport (8,000) 8,202
Wick Airport (23,000) 21,460
Wolverhampton Airport (general aviation only)
Airfields:
Plus all the airfields - which can be found at: A Catalogue of UK Airfields
There is a good website, giving a lot of basic data about the main UK airports
at: http://www.ukaccs.info/profiles.htm (Liaison Group of UK Airport Consultative Committees)
The Financial Times has produced a useful graphic to show the traffic, growth
and runway use at UK airports, in 2007. There is not data on 2008, though the
charts were published on 17.12.2008 Financial Times airport charts
Irish Airports:
Cork International Airport (Ireland)
Dublin International Airport (Ireland)
Kerry Airport (Ireland)
Shannon Airport (Ireland)
Some of the European airports (more information coming soon):
Nantes (France) - details (see Wikipedia page) - and a new one being built
Frankfurt (Germany) - fourth runway permisson 16.1.2009
includes 2009 passenger and air freight figures.
Paris Charles de Gaulle (see Wikipedia page)
Paris Orly (see Wikipedia page)
Amsterdam Schiphol (see Wikipedia page)
Stuttgart (see Wikipedia page)
Berlin (see Wikipedia page)
Rome Ciampino (see Wikipedia page)
Rome Fiumicino (see Wikipedia page)
and many, many others.
To find out (an aiport industry website, very pro flying) where the airports
are in all the European countries, see http://www.europe-airports.com/ - which lists them by country.
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