The flight route between Melbourne and Sydney is the fifth busiest domestic flight path in the world this month. 9News
Australian flight routes didn't make the overall top 10 list in 2022, as airlines recovered from COVID-19 disruptions.The flight route between Melbourne and Sydney is the fifth busiest domestic flight path in the world.
Jeju International to Seoul Gimpo in South Korea continued to the the world's busiest domestic route with 1.2 million seats. The second busiest route is Sapporo New Chitose to Tokyo Haneda in Japan, moving up two places this month with 985,684 seats. Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City moved down to third place with 979,951 seats and Fukuoka to Tokyo Haneda is fourth with 963,490 seats.The busiest airline route in the United States is currently between Las Vegas and Los Angeles, with 322,225 seats.
The busiest international route is between Kuala Lumpur and Singapore Changi with 407,428 seats in January 2023.Continue reading
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