List of busiest airports in the United Kingdom

This is a list of the busiest airports in the United Kingdom, Channel Islands, and Isle of Man ranked by total passenger traffic, compiled from Civil Aviation Authority data from 2006 to 2019. For some years the figures also show total aircraft movements and cargo volume handled at each airport. For a complete list of UK airports, see List of airports in the United Kingdom and the British Crown Dependencies.
The United Kingdom, an island country, is home to many of Europe's largest and busiest airports. London-Heathrow, which handles over 80 million international passengers annually, is the largest airport in the UK. London serves as the largest aviation hub in the world by passenger traffic, with six international airports, handling over 180 million passengers in 2019, more than any other city. London's second-busiest airport, London-Gatwick, was until 2016 the world's busiest single-runway airport. Manchester Airport is the United Kingdom's third-busiest airport. London-Stansted and London-Luton are the fourth- and fifth-busiest airports, respectively.
The largest airport operator in the United Kingdom is Heathrow Airport Holdings, followed by Manchester Airports Group. Together with British Airways and Virgin Atlantic Airways, they are part of the Aviation Foundation which lobby for the aviation needs of the United Kingdom.

2018 / 2019 data

The following is a list of the 40 largest UK airports by total passenger traffic in 2019, from UK CAA statistics.
Source: UK CAA Airport Data 2019

2017 / 2018 data

The following is a list of the 40 largest UK airports by total passenger traffic in 2018, from UK CAA statistics.
Source: UK CAA Airport Data 2018

2016 / 2017 data

The following is a list of the 40 largest UK airports by total passenger traffic in 2017, from UK CAA statistics.
Source: UK CAA Airport Data 2017

2015 / 2016 data

The following is a list of the 40 largest UK airports by total passenger traffic and Aircraft Movements in 2016, from UK CAA statistics.
Source: UK CAA Airport Data 2016

2014 / 2015 data

The following is a list of the 40 largest UK airports by total passenger traffic in 2015, from UK CAA statistics.

Rank 2015	Airport	Total Passengers 2014	Total Passengers 2015	Change 2014/15
1	London-Heathrow	73,405,330	74,985,748	2.2%
2	London-Gatwick	38,103,667	40,269,087	5.7%
3	Manchester	21,989,682	23,136,047	5.2%
4	London-Stansted	19,965,093	22,519,178	12.8%
5	London-Luton	10,484,938	12,263,505	17.0%
6	Edinburgh	10,160,004	11,114,587	9.4%
7	Birmingham	9,705,955	10,187,122	5.0%
8	Glasgow	7,715,988	8,714,307	12.9%
9	Bristol	6,339,805	6,786,790	7.1%
10	Newcastle	4,516,739	4,562,853	1.0%
11	East Midlands	4,510,544	4,450,862	1.3%
12	Belfast-International	4,033,954	4,391,292	8.9%
13	London-City	3,647,824	4,319,301	18.4%
14	Liverpool	3,986,654	4,301,495	7.9%
15	Aberdeen	3,723,662	3,469,525	6.8%
16	Leeds Bradford	3,274,474	3,455,445	5.5%
17	Belfast-City	2,555,145	2,692,713	5.4%
18	Southampton	1,831,700	1,789,470	2.3%
19	Jersey	1,495,707	1,554,390	3.9%
20	Cardiff	1,023,932	1,160,506	13.3%
21	London-Southend	1,102,358	900,648	18.3%
22	Guernsey	894,602	891,616	0.3%
23	Doncaster Sheffield	724,885	857,109	18.2%
24	Exeter	767,404	821,789	7.1%
25	Isle of Man	729,703	781,601	7.1%
26	Bournemouth	661,584	706,776	6.8%
27	Inverness	612,725	669,364	9.2%
28	Glasgow Prestwick	913,685	610,837	33.1%
29	Norwich	458,968	459,664	0.2%
30	City of Derry	350,257	284,485	18.8%
31	Sumburgh	264,521	271,994	2.8%
32	Scatsta	279,799	253,526	9.4%
33	Newquay	221,047	251,987	14.0%
34	Humberside	239,173	222,107	7.1%
35	Kirkwall	161,347	160,234	0.7%
36	Durham Tees Valley	142,379	140,902	1.0%
37	Stornoway	129,481	127,282	1.7%
38	St. Mary's	90,944	94,718	4.1%
39	Alderney	61,317	59,843	2.4%
40	Land's End	44,475	54,169	21.8%
TOTAL		241,321,451	254,744,874	5.6%

Source: UK CAA Airport Data 2015

2013 / 2014 data

The following is a list of the 40 largest UK airports by total passenger traffic in 2014, from UK CAA statistics.

Rank 2014	Airport	Total Passengers 2013	Total Passengers 2014	Change 2013/14
1	London-Heathrow	72,367,054	73,405,330	1.4%
2	London-Gatwick	35,444,206	38,103,667	7.5%
3	Manchester	20,751,581	21,989,682	6.0%
4	London Stansted	17,852,393	19,965,093	11.8%
5	London-Luton	9,697,944	10,484,938	8.1%
6	Edinburgh	9,775,443	10,160,004	3.9%
7	Birmingham	9,120,201	9,705,955	6.4%
8	Glasgow	7,363,764	7,715,988	4.8%
9	Bristol	6,131,896	6,339,805	3.4%
10	Newcastle	4,420,839	4,516,739	2.2%
11	East Midlands	4,334,117	4,510,544	4.1%
12	Belfast-International	4,023,336	4,033,954	0.3%
13	Liverpool	4,187,493	3,986,654	4.8%
14	Aberdeen	3,440,765	3,723,662	8.2%
15	London-City	3,379,753	3,647,824	7.9%
16	Leeds Bradford	3,318,358	3,274,474	1.3%
17	Belfast-City	2,541,759	2,555,145	0.5%
18	Southampton	1,722,758	1,831,700	6.3%
19	Jersey	1,453,863	1,495,707	2.9%
20	London-Southend	969,912	1,102,358	13.7%
21	Cardiff	1,072,062	1,023,932	4.5%
22	Glasgow Prestwick	1,145,836	913,685	20.3%
23	Guernsey	886,396	894,602	0.9%
24	Exeter	741,465	767,404	3.5%
25	Isle of Man	739,683	729,703	1.3%
26	Doncaster Sheffield	690,351	724,885	5.0%
27	Bournemouth	660,272	661,584	0.2%
28	Inverness	608,184	612,725	0.7%
29	Norwich	463,401	458,968	1.0%
30	City of Derry	384,973	350,257	9.0%
31	Scatsta	298,308	279,799	6.2%
32	Sumburgh	212,233	264,521	24.6%
33	Humberside	236,083	239,173	1.3%
34	Blackpool	262,630	223,998	14.7%
35	Newquay	174,891	221,047	26.4%
36	Kirkwall	159,325	161,347	1.3%
37	Durham Tees Valley	161,092	142,379	11.6%
38	Stornoway	122,410	129,481	5.8%
39	Isles of Scilly	89,170	90,944	2.0%
40	Alderney	62,855	61,317	2.4%
TOTAL		231,469,055	241,500,974	4.3%

Source: UK CAA Airport Data 1990–2014

2012 / 2013 data

The following is a list of the 40 largest UK airports by total passenger traffic in 2013, from UK CAA statistics.

Rank 2013	Airport	Total Passengers 2012	Total Passengers 2013	Change 2012/13
1	London-Heathrow	70,037,417	72,367,054	3.3%
2	London-Gatwick	34,235,982	35,444,206	3.5%
3	Manchester	19,736,502	20,751,581	5.1%
4	London Stansted	17,472,699	17,852,393	2.2%
5	Edinburgh	9,195,061	9,775,443	6.3%
6	London-Luton	9,617,697	9,697,944	0.8%
7	Birmingham	8,922,539	9,120,201	2.2%
8	Glasgow	7,157,859	7,363,764	2.9%
9	Bristol	5,921,530	6,131,896	3.6%
10	Newcastle	4,366,196	4,420,839	1.3%
11	East Midlands	4,076,178	4,334,117	6.3%
12	Liverpool	4,463,257	4,187,493	6.2%
13	Belfast-International	4,313,685	4,023,336	6.7%
14	Aberdeen	3,330,126	3,440,765	3.3%
15	London-City	3,016,664	3,379,753	12.0%
16	Leeds Bradford	2,990,517	3,318,358	11.0%
17	Belfast-City	2,246,202	2,541,759	13.2%
18	Southampton	1,694,120	1,722,758	1.7%
19	Jersey	1,468,333	1,453,863	1.0%
20	Glasgow-Prestwick	1,067,933	1,145,836	7.3%
21	Cardiff	1,028,123	1,072,062	4.3%
22	London-Southend	617,027	969,912	57.2%
23	Guernsey	890,746	886,396	0.5%
24	Exeter	701,743	741,465	5.7%
25	Isle of Man	697,123	739,683	6.1%
26	Doncaster Sheffield	693,661	690,351	0.5%
27	Bournemouth	692,545	660,272	4.7%
28	Inverness	604,098	608,184	0.7%
29	Norwich	396,676	463,401	16.8%
30	City of Derry	398,209	384,973	3.3%
31	Scatsta	304,480	298,308	2.0%
32	Blackpool	235,238	262,630	11.6%
33	Humberside	234,142	236,083	0.8%
34	Sumburgh	150,567	212,233	41.0%
35	Newquay	166,609	174,891	5.0%
36	Durham Tees Valley	166,251	161,092	3.1%
37	Kirkwall	140,683	159,325	13.3%
38	Stornoway	119,411	122,410	2.5%
39	Isles of Scilly	97,012	89,170	8.1%
40	Alderney	64,165	62,855	2.0%
TOTAL		223,729,006	231,469,055	3.5%

Source: UK CAA Airport Data 1990–2014

2011 / 2012 data

The following is a list of the 40 largest UK airports by total passenger traffic in 2012, from UK CAA statistics.

Rank 2012	Airport	Total Passengers 2011	Total Passengers 2012	Change 2012/11
1	London-Heathrow	69,433,230	70,037,417	0.9%
2	London-Gatwick	33,674,264	34,235,982	1.7%
3	Manchester	18,892,756	19,736,502	4.5%
4	London-Stansted	18,052,843	17,472,699	3.2%
5	London-Luton	9,513,704	9,617,697	1.1%
6	Edinburgh	9,385,245	9,195,061	2.0%
7	Birmingham	8,616,296	8,922,539	3.6%
8	Glasgow	6,880,217	7,157,859	4.0%
9	Bristol	5,780,746	5,921,530	2.4%
10	Liverpool	5,251,161	4,463,257	15.0%
11	Newcastle	4,346,270	4,366,196	0.5%
12	Belfast-International	4,103,620	4,313,685	5.1%
13	East Midlands	4,215,192	4,076,178	3.3%
14	Aberdeen	3,082,816	3,330,126	8.0%
15	London-City	2,992,847	3,016,664	0.8%
16	Leeds Bradford	2,976,881	2,990,517	0.5%
17	Belfast-City	2,397,312	2,246,202	6.3%
18	Southampton	1,762,076	1,694,120	6.6%
19	Jersey	1,491,332	1,468,333	1.5%
20	Glasgow-Prestwick	1,297,119	1,067,933	17.7%
21	Cardiff	1,222,715	1,028,123	15.9%
22	Guernsey	933,721	890,746	4.6%
23	Exeter	717,694	701,743	2.2%
24	Isle of Man	701,847	697,123	0.7%
25	Doncaster Sheffield	822,877	693,661	15.7%
26	Bournemouth	613,755	692,545	12.8%
27	London-Southend	42,439	617,027	1353.9%
28	Inverness	581,956	604,098	3.8%
29	City of Derry	405,697	398,209	1.8%
30	Norwich	413,896	396,676	4.2%
31	Scatsta	288,264	304,480	5.6%
32	Blackpool	235,682	235,238	0.2%
33	Humberside	274,609	234,142	14.7%
34	Newquay	216,249	166,609	23.0%
35	Durham Tees Valley	192,410	166,251	13.6%
36	Sumburgh	143,731	150,567	4.8%
37	Kirkwall	145,897	140,683	3.6%
38	Stornoway	125,582	119,411	4.9%
39	Isles of Scilly	112,515	97,012	13.8%
40	Alderney	69,546	64,165	7.7%
TOTAL		222,407,009	223,729,006	0.6%

Source: UK CAA Airport Data 1990–2014

2010 / 2011 data

The following is a list of the 40 largest UK airports by total passenger traffic in 2011, from UK CAA statistics.

Rank 2011	Airport	Total Passengers 2010	Total Passengers 2011	Change 2010/11
1	London-Heathrow	65,881,660	69,433,230	5.4%
2	London-Gatwick	31,375,290	33,674,264	7.3%
3	Manchester	17,759,015	18,892,756	6.4%
4	London Stansted	18,573,803	18,052,843	2.8%
5	London-Luton	8,738,717	9,513,704	8.9%
6	Edinburgh	8,596,715	9,385,245	9.2%
7	Birmingham	8,572,398	8,616,296	0.5%
8	Glasgow	6,548,865	6,880,217	5.1%
9	Bristol	5,747,604	5,780,746	0.6%
10	Liverpool	5,013,940	5,251,161	4.7%
11	Newcastle	4,356,130	4,346,270	0.2%
12	East Midlands	4,113,501	4,215,192	2.5%
13	Belfast-International	4,016,170	4,103,620	2.2%
14	Aberdeen Airport	2,763,708	3,082,816	11.5%
15	London-City	2,780,582	2,992,847	7.6%
16	Leeds Bradford	2,755,110	2,976,881	8.0%
17	Belfast-City	2,740,341	2,397,312	12.5%
18	Southampton	1,733,690	1,762,076	1.6%
19	Jersey	1,463,221	1,491,332	1.9%
20	Glasgow-Prestwick	1,662,744	1,297,119	22.0%
21	Cardiff	1,404,613	1,222,715	13.0%
22	Guernsey	923,683	933,721	1.1%
23	Doncaster Sheffield	876,153	822,877	6.1%
24	Exeter	744,957	717,694	3.7%
25	Isle of Man	675,871	701,847	3.8%
26	Bournemouth	751,331	613,755	18.3%
27	Inverness	530,213	581,956	9.8%
28	Norwich	425,821	413,896	2.8%
29	City of Derry	339,432	405,697	19.5%
30	Scatsta	279,482	288,264	3.1%
31	Humberside	283,160	274,609	3.0%
32	Blackpool	235,340	235,682	0.1%
33	Newquay	315,107	216,249	31.4%
34	Durham Tees Valley	226,209	192,410	14.9%
35	Kirkwall	141,399	145,897	3.2%
36	Sumburgh	140,129	143,731	2.6%
37	Stornoway	113,680	125,582	10.5%
38	Isles of Scilly	115,194	112,515	2.3%
39	Penzance Heliport	89,469	75,206	15.9%
40	Alderney	70,012	69,546	0.7%
TOTAL		213,874,459	222,439,776	4.0%

Source: UK CAA Airport Data 1990–2014

2009 / 2010 data

The following is a list of the 40 largest UK airports by total passenger traffic in 2010, from UK CAA statistics.

Rank 2010	Airport	Total Passengers 2009	Total Passengers 2010	Change 2009/10
1	London-Heathrow	66,036,957	65,881,660	0.2%
2	London-Gatwick	32,392,520	31,375,290	3.1%
3	London Stansted	19,957,077	18,573,803	6.9%
4	Manchester	18,724,889	17,759,015	5.2%
5	London-Luton	9,120,546	8,738,717	4.2%
6	Edinburgh	9,049,355	8,596,715	5.0%
7	Birmingham	9,102,899	8,572,398	5.8%
8	Glasgow	7,225,021	6,548,865	9.4%
9	Bristol	5,642,921	5,747,604	1.9%
10	Liverpool	4,884,494	5,013,940	2.7%
11	Newcastle	4,587,883	4,356,130	5.1%
12	East Midlands	4,658,151	4,113,501	11.7%
13	Belfast-International	4,546,475	4,016,170	11.7%
14	London-City	2,796,890	2,780,582	0.6%
15	Aberdeen	2,984,445	2,763,708	7.4%
16	Leeds Bradford	2,574,426	2,755,110	7.0%
17	Belfast-City	2,621,763	2,740,341	4.5%
18	Southampton	1,789,901	1,733,690	3.1%
19	Glasgow-Prestwick	1,817,727	1,662,744	8.5%
20	Jersey	1,491,424	1,463,221	1.9%
21	Cardiff	1,631,236	1,404,613	13.9%
22	Guernsey	937,391	923,683	1.4%
23	Doncaster Sheffield	835,768	876,153	4.8%
24	Bournemouth	870,754	751,331	13.7%
25	Exeter	795,721	744,957	6.4%
26	Isle of Man	708,127	675,871	4.6%
27	Inverness	591,397	530,213	10.3%
28	Norwich	430,594	425,821	1.1%
29	City of Derry	345,857	339,432	1.9%
30	Newquay	386,870	315,107	18.5%
31	Humberside	336,649	283,160	15.9%
32	Scatsta	270,101	279,482	3.5%
33	Blackpool	276,866	235,340	15.0%
34	Durham Tees Valley	289,464	226,209	21.9%
35	Kirkwall	150,343	141,399	5.9%
36	Sumburgh	140,714	140,129	0.4%
37	Plymouth City	157,933	128,603	18.6%
38	Isles of Scilly	120,909	115,194	4.7%
39	Stornoway	123,199	113,680	7.7%
40	Penzance Heliport	85,911	89,469	4.1%
TOTAL		221,491,568	213,933,050	3.4%

Source: UK CAA Airport Data 1990–2014

2008 / 2009 data

The following is a list of the 40 largest UK airports by total passenger traffic in 2009, from UK CAA statistics.

Rank 2009	Airport	Total Passengers 2008	Total Passengers 2009	Change 2008/09
1	London-Heathrow	67,054,745	66,036,957	1.5%
2	London-Gatwick	34,205,887	32,392,520	5.3%
3	London Stansted	22,360,364	19,957,077	10.7%
4	Manchester	21,219,195	18,724,889	11.8%
5	London-Luton	10,180,734	9,120,546	10.4%
6	Birmingham	9,627,589	9,102,899	5.4%
7	Edinburgh	9,006,702	9,049,355	0.5%
8	Glasgow	8,178,891	7,225,021	11.7%
9	Bristol	6,267,114	5,642,921	10.0%
10	Liverpool	5,334,152	4,884,494	8.4%
11	East Midlands	5,620,673	4,658,151	17.1%
12	Newcastle	5,039,993	4,587,883	9.0%
13	Belfast-International	5,262,354	4,546,475	13.6%
14	Aberdeen	3,290,920	2,984,445	9.3%
15	London-City	3,260,236	2,796,890	14.2%
16	Belfast-City	2,570,742	2,621,763	2.0%
17	Leeds Bradford	2,873,321	2,574,426	10.4%
18	Glasgow-Prestwick	2,415,755	1,817,727	24.8%
19	Southampton	1,945,993	1,789,901	8.0%
20	Cardiff	1,994,892	1,631,236	18.2%
21	Jersey	1,625,660	1,491,424	8.3%
22	Guernsey	945,441	937,391	0.9%
23	Bournemouth	1,083,446	870,754	19.6%
24	Doncaster Sheffield	968,481	835,768	13.7%
25	Exeter	956,251	795,721	16.8%
26	Isle of Man	754,419	708,127	6.1%
27	Inverness	678,776	591,397	12.9%
28	Norwich	583,056	430,594	26.1%
29	Newquay	466,448	386,870	17.1%
30	City of Derry	439,033	345,857	21.2%
31	Humberside	427,648	336,649	21.3%
32	Durham Tees Valley	655,017	289,464	55.9%
33	Blackpool	439,200	276,866	36.9%
34	Scatsta	243,087	270,101	11.1%
35	Plymouth City	117,823	157,933	34.0%
36	Kirkwall	149,508	150,343	0.6%
37	Sumburgh	156,948	140,714	10.3%
38	Stornoway	131,752	123,199	6.5%
39	Isles of Scilly	122,863	120,909	4.0%
40	Penzance Heliport	98,360	85,911	12.7%
TOTAL		238,753,469	221,491,568	7.2%

Source: UK CAA Airport Data 1990–2014

20 largest UK airports by total passenger traffic

2010 Data

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2009 Data

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2008 Data

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2007 Data

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2006 Data

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Future airport expansion

Heathrow Airport – Terminal 5 opened on 27 March 2008, increasing the total passenger numbers potentially to over 90 million, possibly making Heathrow the world's busiest airport. Plans for a third runway could increase aircraft movement dramatically and see over 115 million passengers using Heathrow annually; however, the decision could be made to give Gatwick a second runway. See also Future expansion and Expansion of London Heathrow Airport.
Gatwick Airport – Battling with Heathrow for Government decision on an extra runway. A second runway at Gatwick could see it match or even overtake Heathrow's traffic and income. Supporters say multiple large London airports are better than one massive one.
Manchester Airport – Expansion of services and facilities at Manchester Airport estimates a usage by 50 million passengers in 2030, which is more than twice as many as the airport handles now.
London Stansted Airport – Plans for a second runway to increase capacity were shelved in 2010. Sold by BAA to Manchester Airports group in 2013, following a Competition Commission ruling. See Stansted proposed expansion for more.
Luton Airport – Luton's usage has increased by around 900% between 1991 and 2006; however, plans for another runway and new terminal were scrapped due to financial reasons, although plans for a new rail link between London St. Pancras and Luton Airport Parkway have been approved. See Development plans and the future
Birmingham Airport – Birmingham Airport recently extended its runway to accommodate long haul flights to the Far East, South America and West Coast. The airport has drawn up plans for a second runway linked to High Speed 2. In July 2019 plans were confirmed by the airport for a £500 million pound expansion. This will enable the airport to accommodate for up to 20 million passengers. The new development will create over 3500 new jobs and is set to be complete in 2033.
Leeds Bradford Airport – In November 2008, Bridgepoint Capital announced a £28 million expansion of the current terminal building at Leeds Bradford International Airport, enabling the airport to handle in excess of 6 million passengers a year. The airport also intends to increase parking, the number of aircraft stands, and build a railway link towards Horsforth, enabling a link with Leeds railway station.
Bournemouth Airport – A£45 million redevelopment by Manchester Airports group was announced in 2006 and began in 2008. The terminal building is to double in size, to replace the arrivals terminal, increase the number of stands/gates from 4 to 13 and to add more car parking spaces. Improvements to the local infrastructure, as well as the possibility of the construction of a new hotel are also included in the redevelopment phases.
London Southend Airport – Since its purchase by the Stobart Group in 2008, London Southend Airport has embarked on a massive programme of development including a runway extension, new terminal, railway station and hotel. EasyJet commenced services from the airport in April 2012 with the anticipation that 700,000 passengers would be carried by easyJet alone that year.
Bristol Airport – The expansion is to occur in stages, spread over 30 construction projects in order to increase passenger numbers to 10 million a year. Plans include a doubling of passenger terminal floorspace, new piers and aircraft parking stands, extensions to the apron, two multi-storey car parks and a public transport interchange. In October 2013, construction started on a £6.5 million walkway connected to the centre of the terminal, to provide four more pre-boarding zones. The walkway opened in July 2014. It allows the use of jetways, including for wide-body aircraft such as the Boeing 787 Dreamliner. In August 2014, the airport announced that construction of an £8.6 million eastward extension of the terminal would start in September, and construction was completed in summer 2015. This expansion was immediately followed by the starting of an western terminal extension that will expand the security, baggage handling and immigration facilities. A 201-room Hampton by Hilton hotel is under construction and is due to be complete by winter 2016. The airport has also invested in wider infrastructure such as the South Bristol Link road, which will speed up journey times to the airport.
Other – Numerous UK airports are expanding to accommodate the new Airbus A380.

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