Commercial flights in the European Union reached in 2025 levels close to those recorded before the COVID-19 pandemic. This recovery represents a significant resurgence in the aviation sector after the years of restrictions and impacts caused by the health crisis.
Data released by Eurostat reveals a 3.8% increase in the number of commercial flights compared to 2024. This growth demonstrates the continuous recovery trend of European air traffic over the past years.
Schiphol Airport, located in Amsterdam, was the busiest in the European Union. This historic airport has maintained its role as one of the main air hubs on the European continent.




