Charles de Gaulle Airport - Statistics

Statistics

Traffic by calendar year
Passengers Change from previous year Movements Cargo (tonnes) Mail (tonnes)
2002 48,358,499 510,098 1,398,900 227,400
2003 48,220,436 00.3% 515,025 1,496,800 226,800
2004 51,260,363 06.3% 516,425 1,635,680 239,258
2005 53,798,308 05.0% 522,559 1,767,250 243,101
2006 56,849,567 05.7% 541,566 1,884,200 246,524
2007 59,922,177 05.4% 552,721 2,052,740 245,156
2008 60,874,681 01.6% 559,816 2,039,460 240,589
2009 57,906,866 04.9% 525,314 1,818,503 236,012
2010 58,167,062 00.4% 499,997 2,177,371 221,696
2011 60,970,551 04.8% 514,059 2,087,952 212,112
Source: Union des aéroports Français


Busiest International Routes
Passengers
Madrid 2,117,000
Rome 1,744,000
New York 1,634,000
London 1,625,000
Barcelona 1,591,000
Milan 1,535,000
Montreal 1,233,000
Casablanca 1,142,000
Lisbon 1,126,000
Tunis 993,000
Algiers 952,000
Tokyo 869,000
Tel Aviv 769,000
Dubai 716,000
Hong Kong 601,000
São Paulo 527,000
Los Angeles 525,000
Beirut 524,000
Shanghai 512,000
Atlanta 511,000
Rio de Janeiro 505,000
Bogotá 482,000
Washington D.C. 480,000
Cairo 418,000
Mexico City 398,000
Dakar 320,000
Source: http://www.developpement-durable.gouv.fr/IMG/pdf/notes_trimes_8V9exe-1.pdf

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