With a total of 13,513 airports, the U.S. is number 1 on the list. U.S. annually welcomes millions of travellers through its expansive network of aviation hubs
With a total of 4,093 airports, Brazil is number 2 in the list. The Guarulhos International Airport claims the top spot for passenger traffic within Brazil.
With a total of 1,714 airports, Mexico is at number 3. The Benito Juárez International Airport, the country's busiest, hosted over 38 million passengers in 2015.
With a total of 1,467 airports, Canada is number 4. The country's aviation landscape is complemented by prominent airline companies like Air Canada, Air Transat, Canadian North, etc.
With a total of 1,218 airports, Russia is number 5. The Moscow Domodedovo Airport stands as Russia's largest international gateway, named after the town of Domodedovo.
With a total of 916 airports, Argentina is number 6. The Aeroparque Jorge Newbery Buenos Aires is the nation's busiest airport.
With a total of 855 airports, Bolivia is number 6. Bolivian airline companies include Aeroeste, Línea Aerea Amaszonas, and EcoJet.
With a total of 836 airports, Columbia is number 8. Key players in Colombia's aviation sector encompass Avianca, Viva Colombia, and LATAM Colombia.
With a total of 799 airports, Paraguay is at number 9. Prominent airline companies in Paraguay include LATAM Paraguay and Paranair.