Here is a list of ten countries with the most airports:
1. United States:
The U.S. leads globally with over 15,000 airports, including major hubs like Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
2. Brazil:
Brazil has around 4,093 airports, with São Paulo/Guarulhos International Airport being the busiest.
3. Mexico:
Mexico has 1,714 airports, with Mexico City International Airport serving as the main hub.
4. Canada:
With 1,467 airports, Canada’s Toronto Pearson International Airport handles the most traffic.
5. Russia:
Russia has 1,218 airports, supporting a vast network across its large territory.
6. Argentina:
Argentina operates 916 airports, facilitating both domestic and international travel.
7. Bolivia:
Bolivia has 855 airports, reflecting its diverse geography and connectivity needs.
8. Colombia:
Colombia's 836 airports help connect its mountainous regions and urban centers.
9. Paraguay:
Paraguay features 799 airports, supporting its transportation infrastructure.
10. Indonesia:
Indonesia has 673 airports, crucial for connecting its many islands.
