A directory of the world's air network

Find flights between any two airports.

A reference directory covering 6,071 airports, 983 active airlines, and 66,934 scheduled routes across 235 countries. Browse by country, US state, airport, or airline hub to pull up any route.

6,071Airports
983Active airlines
66,934Scheduled routes
235Countries

Top countries by airport count

Each country page lists every airport on file, the airlines based there, and a short profile of the country's air network.

Browse all 235 countries →

Top US states by airport count

Every US airport is grouped under the state centroid it sits closest to. That gives every state a page, even ones with thin commercial coverage.

Browse all 50 US states + DC and Puerto Rico →

Busiest hubs in the network

Ranked by the number of distinct scheduled departures filed in the OpenFlights routes table.

Featured global routes
CodeAirportCityCountryDepartures on file
ATL Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta International Airport Atlanta United States 915
ORD Chicago O'Hare International Airport Chicago United States 558
LHR London Heathrow Airport London United Kingdom 527
PEK Beijing Capital International Airport Beijing China 525
CDG Charles de Gaulle International Airport Paris France 524
FRA Frankfurt am Main Airport Frankfurt Germany 497
LAX Los Angeles International Airport Los Angeles United States 489
DFW Dallas Fort Worth International Airport Dallas-Fort Worth United States 469
JFK John F Kennedy International Airport New York United States 456
AMS Amsterdam Airport Schiphol Amsterdam Netherlands 453
SIN Singapore Changi Airport Singapore Singapore 408
PVG Shanghai Pudong International Airport Shanghai China 402

Most-served city pairs

Routes appearing under the largest number of distinct airline codes.

Browse all top routes →


How this directory is organised

The directory has four ways in. The countries directory groups airports and airlines by country, one page per nation. The US states directory does the same thing for travel inside the United States and puts every airport under its nearest state. The airports browser is a flat A to Z listing of every IATA-coded airport, useful when you already have the three-letter code in hand. The airlines browser covers the carriers, and the routes section ranks city pairs by how heavily they're served.

An airport page gives you the carriers operating there, the destinations they serve, and a route table that jumps straight through to each destination's own page. An airline page lists a sample of the routes filed under that carrier's code. Every link points to a real, fully rendered page, so you won't hit a dead end.