19-Apr-2011 3:32 PM
What's driving the world's busiest airports? #7, Paris Charles de Gaulle
Analysis
Paris Charles de Gaulle (CDG) is the primary airport serving the French capital and the third, and most recent, to be the city's principal aviation gateway. Established in 1919, Le Bourget was Paris' first airport and now the venue for the world-famous Paris Airshow. In this the seventh in our series of reports on the world's busiest airports, we look at what's driving Paris CDG, utilising the data now available on the CAPA profiles covering some 3,000 airports worldwide.
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