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The top 10 busiest airports in the world revealed 2022

The top ten busiest airports in the world have been revealed by OAG. Let’s take a look at each one separately.

Atlanta and Dubai will continue to be the world’s top two busiest global airports in March 2022. Delhi, on the other hand, has risen six spots to third place, ahead of Guangzhou.

Tokyo Haneda re-enters the Top 10 Busiest Global Airports list in tenth place, barely ahead of London Heathrow, which climbs eight places to become the first airport in the Global Top 10 this year. As a result, Jakarta and Shanghai drop out of the Top 10, leaving Guangzhou as the only Chinese airport to make the list.

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The United States once again dominates the list of the world’s busiest airports, with five airports accounting for more than half of the seats in March’s Top 10.

Dallas and Denver, for example, have risen 11 and 14 places from their pre-pandemic positions of 16th and 21st in 2019. As some of the key global airports of 2019, such as Beijing, Hong Kong, and Shanghai, drop down from their 2019 rankings due to travel restrictions, the growth of US airports has come at the expense of Asian participation in the Global Top 10.

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Toronto’s Abandoned Airport Set to Transform into a Futuristic City

In a bold and visionary move, an abandoned airport in Toronto, Canada, is set to undergo a dramatic transformation into a sprawling mega-city, thanks to an ambitious £12.3 billion ($22 billion CAD) redevelopment plan.

This groundbreaking project has recently been given the green light by local officials and promises to create a vibrant, thriving community over the next three decades. Spanning 370 acres of unused land, the development will see the creation of seven distinct neighborhoods, designed to accommodate up to 83,500 residents.

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What sets this project apart is its commitment to preserving the historical essence of the former airport. Developers have pledged to retain key elements of the site, including 11 aircraft hangars and half a mile of the original runway. These remnants of the past will be ingeniously repurposed, giving the new city a unique character that pays homage to the area’s rich history, particularly its role in aircraft manufacturing during World War II.

The heart of the first mixed-use district will feature the old hangars, which will serve as central hubs for community activities. These iconic structures will be surrounded by a mix of shops, restaurants, and even a library, all lining the preserved runway, now reimagined as a pedestrian walkway. This blend of the old and the new is expected to attract a diverse range of businesses and residents, creating a vibrant, interconnected community.

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The first phase of development is anticipated to generate 7,000 new jobs, providing local residents with opportunities to live and work within the same community. This district will include 2,850 housing units, primarily composed of mid-rise apartment buildings, catering to a variety of lifestyles and needs.

Northcrest Developments, the company behind this visionary project, believes that the unique nature of the development will appeal to businesses seeking distinctive and innovative workspaces that are currently unavailable in the market. According to company spokesperson Goring, “There’s an opportunity to attract companies that actually want to be here but can’t because they can’t find these types of locations.”

As the project progresses, it is expected to become a model for sustainable urban development, seamlessly blending history with modernity.