Largest Airlines by Flights Per Day ✈️

Air Traffic - Europe vs Africa

Turkish Airlines

Does this includes codeshare flights? Or flights operated by the airlines? Also long haul flights vs short haul, too many variables not accounted for

American Airlines and United are still operating at a massive scale, while Ryanair, Delta, and Southwest are right up there too.

panama runs 345 flights a day, my bus can't even run one on schedule

Don't know where the stats comes from, for example SAS, Scandinavian Airline Systems, has around 1 320 per day, to over 100 destinations, the number includes all flights operated under SAS' own flight number (SK), no codeshares.

Indigo wil be in top 4 in the next 5 -7 years

Those numbers seem to be a few years old.

totally incorrect data and incorrect way of measuring airline size. One hour flight is not equal to 10 hour flight.

So Pakistan doesn't even have one single airline with more than 300 flights per day. LOL. Says a lot about the size of economy.

Where's the mighty Greek Airlines?🤭

Why you wasting our time in video? , just put write down it. 🤒

There are many airlines that you can travel all over the world!

Where do you get your stats?

Ryanair’s numbers are impressive, but IndiGo, China Eastern, China Southern, and Air China also show how huge these networks have become.

I didn’t expect Lufthansa and JAL to be alongside ANA, Turkish Airlines, and Air Canada on this list, some serious daily flight numbers.

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Most of those numbers are wrong or old

I saw the other day Ryanair averages £2000 profit per flight, which seems quite skinny, but then at 3,254 flights per day, that is £6.5m profit every day - volume + efficiency

Southwest has over 4,400 flights a day

British Airways has around 850-900 flights per day.

I'd like to see the ranking for MILES flown per day for each airline. Has anyone done this? Some of these airlines rack up lots of flights because they do many short commuter routes.

Verificando datos este es el ranking de las 5 primeras aerolíneas con más vuelos en el mundo.

Aeroméxico had 600 flights per day…

I don't think so. Delta below American? Is this a joke?

No Polish LOT?

Way to go Avianca!

This information is totally wrong

where the fak is Fedex?

why are the engines on fire?

With largest population in the world if no Indian airlines makes to top 3 then the Indian govt must introspect why !

Klm and air france is one company. Why split here

What do you mean “flights per day”?!

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