(Reuters photo)SYDNEY: A one-hour flight linking one of the smallest countries on the planet with its next-door neighbour is the world’s busiest international route. Bangkok Suvarnabhumi-Singapore came 11th, with 14,859 trips and 2.9 million passengers during the period, followed by Bangkok Suvarnabhumi-Hong Kong, with 14,832 trips and 3.7 million passengers. In a top-20 list dominated by Asia, the highest-ranking route outside the region ran between New York and Toronto. The trip between Dublin and London Heathrow ranked 14th and was the busiest European entry with 14,390 flights. The world’s busiest air route, bar none, is between Seoul and a tiny island off the coast of South Korea.

Source: Bangkok Post May 04, 2018 03:33 UTC