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It may seem surprising to learn that the busiest air route in the world is not the one preferred by business travelers such as London in Paris or Los Angeles in San Francisco. In fact, it is the 282 miles that separate Seoul from Jeju, an island revered by South Korean vacationers. Between March 2018 and February 2019, there were 79,460 departures from seven carriers on the route linking Jeju to the South Korean capital, according to a new badysis of the BVG.
Jeju is an ideal honeymoon destination for Korean honeymooners. The island also attracts tourists for its pristine beaches, hiking trails and spectacular volcanic landscapes. The huge popularity of Jeju in South Korea is reflected in the number of daily flights departing from the capital and has more than 200 daily flights. The second busiest route in the world is Melbourne to Sydney with about 148 daily flights and just over 54,000 departures between March 2018 and February 2019. Third place goes to the 715-mile corridor from Mumbai to Delhi in India. , which recorded more than 45,000 departures during the same period. same period.
The ten busiest routes in the world are all domestic and the busiest US corridor is the Los Angeles-San Francisco route, with 35,635 departures during the above-mentioned period. OAG found that the busiest international link is from Kuala Lumpur to Singapore with 30,187 departures spread over eight different carriers. & Nbsp; When it comes to the busiest long-haul routes (2,175 miles), the route from New York JFK to San Francisco comes first for departures with 15,587.
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It may seem surprising to learn that the busiest air route in the world is not the one preferred by business travelers such as London in Paris or Los Angeles in San Francisco. In fact, it is the 282 miles that separate Seoul from Jeju, an island revered by South Korean vacationers. According to a new OAG badysis, between March 2018 and February 2019, there were 79,460 departures from seven carriers on the line from Jeju to the South Korean capital.
Jeju is an ideal honeymoon destination for Korean honeymooners. The island also attracts tourists for its pristine beaches, hiking trails and spectacular volcanic landscapes. The huge popularity of Jeju in South Korea is reflected in the number of daily flights departing from the capital and has more than 200 daily flights. The second busiest route in the world is Melbourne to Sydney with about 148 daily flights and just over 54,000 departures between March 2018 and February 2019. Third place goes to the 715-mile corridor from Mumbai to Delhi in India. , which recorded more than 45,000 departures during the same period. same period.
The world's ten busiest airways are all domestic and the busiest American corridor is the Los Angeles-San Francisco route, which recorded 35,635 departures during the above-mentioned period. OAG found that the busiest international link is Kuala Lumpur to Singapore with 30,187 departures across eight different carriers. For the busiest long-haul routes (2,175 km), the route connecting New York JFK to San Francisco is a priority for departures with 15,587 km.
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Number of departures on the busiest routes in the world.
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