List of the busiest airports in the Baltic states

This is a list of the busiest airports in the Baltic states in terms of total number of Passengers, Aircraft movements and Freight and Mail Tonnes per year. The statistics includes all airports in the Baltic States with commercial regular traffic for 2012. Aircraft movements and Freight and Mail Tonnes only include statics for the 5 busiest airports in 2012 since reliable data is not available for all airports. Included are also a list of the Busiest Air Routes to/from and between the Baltic States for 2011, data for 2012 will be added as soon as the data becomes available.

The Baltic States

Location of the Baltic States (dark green) in Europe (dark grey)

The term Baltic states (also Baltics, Baltic nations or Baltic countries) refers to the Baltic provinces which gained independence in 1918 from the German Empire during the World War I: primarily the contiguous trio of Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania (from north to south).

Passengers

RankCountryAirport20172016201520142013201220112010200920082007200620052004
1.LatviaRiga International Airport6,097,7655,402,5455,162,6754,814,0734,793,2134,767,7645,106,6924,663,6474,066,8543,690,5493,160,9452,495,0201,878,0351,060,426
2.LithuaniaVilnius International Airport3,761,8373,814,0013,336,0842,942,6702,661,8692,208,0961,712,4671,373,8591,308,6322,048,4391,717,2221,451,4681,281,872964,164
3.EstoniaTallinn Airport2,648,3612,203,5362,166,6632,017,2911,958,8012,206,7911,913,1721,384,8311,346,2361,811,5361,728,4301,541,8321,401,059997,941
4.LithuaniaKaunas International Airport1,186,081740,448747,284724,314695,509830,268872,618809,732456,698410,165390,881248,22877,35027,113
5.LithuaniaPalanga International Airport297,197232,630145,441132,931127,890128,169111,133102,528104,600101,58693,379110,82894,00076,020
6.LatviaLiepaja International Airport4,7800——00002,05144,70532,0391,5721,0261,512

2013 statistics

RankCountryCityAirportCode
(IATA/ICAO)		Passengers
(2013)		Change
2012–2013
1.LatviaRigaRiga International AirportRIX/EVRA4,793,213+0.6%
2.LithuaniaVilniusVilnius International AirportVNO/EYVI2,661,869+20.6%
3.EstoniaTallinnLennart Meri Tallinn AirportTLL/EETN1,958,801-11.2%
4.LithuaniaKaunasKaunas International AirportKUN/EYKA695,509-16.2%
5.LithuaniaPalangaPalanga International AirportPLQ/EYPA127,890-1.0%
6.EstoniaTartuTartu AirportTAY/EETU13,690-32.7%
7.EstoniaKuressaareKuressaare AirportURE/EEKE13,163
8.EstoniaKärdlaKärdla AirportKDL/EEKA10,222
9.EstoniaPärnuPärnu AirportEPU/EEPU3,538
10.EstoniaKihnuKihnu Airfield---/EEKU2,434-1.4%
11.EstoniaRuhnuRuhnu Airfield---/EERU1,214

2012 statistics

Riga International Airport - Main hub of airBaltic
Tallinn Airport
Vilnius International Airport - Main hub of Air Lituanica
Kaunas International Airport - Terminal building
Palanga International Airport - Terminal building
Kuressaare Airport - Terminal building
Kärdla Airport - Terminal building
Pärnu Airport - Terminal building
Riga International Airport - Terminal building
Riga International Airport - Terminal building
Riga International Airport - airBaltic Boeing 737-500 at the stands
RankCountryCityAirportCode
(IATA/ICAO)		Passengers
(2012)		Change
2011–2012
1.LatviaRigaRiga International AirportRIX/EVRA4,767,878-6.6%
2.LithuaniaVilniusVilnius International AirportVNO/EYVI2,208,096+28.9%
3.EstoniaTallinnLennart Meri Tallinn AirportTLL/EETN2,206,692+15.3%
4.LithuaniaKaunasKaunas International AirportKUN/EYKA830,268-4.9%
5.LithuaniaPalangaPalanga International AirportPLQ/EYPA128,169+15.3%
6.EstoniaTartuTartu AirportTAY/EETU20,302+9.3%
7.EstoniaKuressaareKuressaare AirportURE/EEKE11,421-35.9%
8.EstoniaKärdlaKärdla AirportKDL/EEKA9,700-9.3%
9.EstoniaPärnuPärnu AirportEPU/EEPU5,634-59.6%
10.EstoniaKihnuKihnu Airfield---/EEKU2,474+7.9%
11.EstoniaRuhnuRuhnu Airfield---/EERU1,364-7.0%

Aircraft movements

2012 statistics

RankCountryCityAirportCode
(IATA/ICAO)		Movements
(2012)		Change
2011–2012
1.LatviaRigaRiga International AirportRIX/EVRA68,570-5.9%
2.EstoniaTallinnLennart Meri Tallinn AirportTLL/EETN48,531+20.4%
3.LithuaniaVilniusVilnius International AirportVNO/EYVI29,995+8.3%
4.LithuaniaKaunasKaunas International AirportKUN/EYKA8,559-5.1%
5.LithuaniaPalangaPalanga International AirportPLQ/EYPA3,047+2.9%

Freight and Mail Tonnes

2012 statistics

RankCountryCityAirportCode
(IATA/ICAO)		Cargo
(2012)		Change
2011–2012
1.LatviaRigaRiga International AirportRIX/EVRA32,9531+160.2%
2.EstoniaTallinnLennart Meri Tallinn AirportTLL/EETN23,921+30.2%
3.LithuaniaVilniusVilnius International AirportVNO/EYVI5,927+2.5%
4.LithuaniaKaunasKaunas International AirportKUN/EYKA3,364-20.3%
5.LithuaniaPalangaPalanga International AirportPLQ/EYPA104+316.0%

1 Note: Based on data published by State Joint Stock Company (SJSC) Riga International Airport of the Republic of Latvia which not yet has been compared by official data still to be published by European Commission Eurostat Regional Transport Statistics

Busiest Air Routes

Busiest nonstop air routes within and to/from the Baltic States based on total annually carried passengers on each route.

2011 statistics

The routes ranked no 1, 2, 5, 10, 11, 12, 14, 17 and 22 includes the following airports:

RankCity 1City 2Passengers (2011)Change
2010-2011
1.RigaLondon345,780+1.0%
2.KaunasLondon272,672+38.5%
3.RigaHelsinki264,903+15.3%
4.RigaMoscow226,481+24.1%
5.RigaStockholm215,592-3.3%
6.RigaVilnius191,977+22.5%
7.RigaOslo188,940+4.9%
8.TallinnHelsinki184,762+24.9%
9.RigaTallinn173,768+15.8%
10.TallinnLondon161,423+91.4%
11.RigaMilan155,274+126.4%
12.RigaBrussels152,362+0.4%
13.VilniusFrankfurt149,909+45.4%
14.TallinnStockholm145,964+26.9%
15.RigaBerlin143,658+7.4%
16.RigaCopenhagen137,267+0.0%
17.VilniusLondon135,498+200.0%
18.RigaFrankfurt133,2106.3%
19.TallinnCopenhagen133,101-5.6%
20.RigaKiev123,834+41.9%
21.RigaDublin122,508-18.7%
22.TallinnOslo121,184+40.9%
23.VilniusCopenhagen118,464-20.0%
24.RigaIstanbul114,314+4.3%
25.RigaParis98,577+14.9%
26.RigaBarcelona94,417+11.5%
27.RigaAmsterdam92,647+34.3%
28.RigaRome89,809+9.8%
29.RigaSaint Petersburg89,037+56.4%
30.VilniusAntalya86,550-4.2%

See also

References

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