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U.S. airport passenger data for group-trip planning

Find My Party Bus analyzed the FAA's final calendar-year 2024 commercial-airport workbook to make passenger scale and year-over-year direction easier to inspect. These are passenger boardings, not party-bus demand, quotes, bookings, arrivals, or unique travelers.

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Commercial airports

513

One airport per source record

2024 passenger boardings

982,604,990

Sum across this commercial-service file

2023 passenger boardings

943,985,066

Same airport records and measure

Aggregate change

+4.1%

Calculated from the two annual totals

Interpretation boundary: a larger airport may require more terminal, luggage, timing, and staging coordination, but this dataset cannot establish local operator availability, vehicle supply, prices, bookings, or the number of groups needing ground transportation.

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Search by airport code, airport, city, or state. Results retain the FAA rank and definitions from the final 2024 workbook.

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FAA rank	Airport	City	2024 boardings	2023 boardings	Change
1	ATLHartsfield/Jackson Atlanta International	Atlanta, GAAtlanta planning guide	52,511,402	50,950,068	+3.1%
2	DFWDallas-Fort Worth International	Fort Worth, TXFort Worth planning guide	42,351,316	39,246,212	+7.9%
3	DENDenver International	Denver, CODenver planning guide	40,012,895	37,863,967	+5.7%
4	ORDChicago O'Hare International	Chicago, ILChicago planning guide	38,575,693	35,843,104	+7.6%
5	LAXLos Angeles International	Los Angeles, CALos Angeles planning guide	37,760,834	40,956,673	-7.8%
6	JFKJohn F Kennedy International	New York, NYBronx planning guide	31,466,102	30,804,355	+2.2%
7	CLTCharlotte/Douglas International	Charlotte, NCCharlotte planning guide	28,523,822	25,896,224	+10.2%
8	LASHarry Reid International	Las Vegas, NVLas Vegas planning guide	28,244,966	27,896,199	+1.3%
9	MCOOrlando International	Orlando, FLOrlando planning guide	27,859,783	28,033,205	-0.6%
10	MIAMiami International	Miami, FLMiami planning guide	26,588,002	24,717,048	+7.6%
11	PHXPhoenix Sky Harbor International	Phoenix, AZPhoenix planning guide	25,595,723	23,880,504	+7.2%
12	SEASeattle-Tacoma International	Seattle, WASeattle planning guide	25,414,592	24,594,210	+3.3%
13	SFOSan Francisco International	San Francisco International Airport, CADaly City planning guide	25,078,968	24,191,159	+3.7%
14	EWRNewark Liberty International	Newark, NJNewark planning guide	24,544,320	24,575,320	-0.1%
15	IAHGeorge Bush Intcntl/Houston	Houston, TXHouston planning guide	23,349,157	22,228,844	+5.0%
16	BOSGeneral Edward Lawrence Logan International	Boston, MABoston planning guide	21,090,721	19,962,678	+5.7%
17	MSPMinneapolis-St Paul International/Wold-Chamberlain	Minneapolis, MNMinneapolis planning guide	18,054,481	17,019,128	+6.1%
18	FLLFort Lauderdale/Hollywood International	Fort Lauderdale, FLFort Lauderdale planning guide	17,096,131	17,063,063	+0.2%
19	LGALaguardia	New York, NYMount Vernon planning guide	16,715,567	16,173,073	+3.4%
20	DTWDetroit Metro Wayne County	Detroit, MIDetroit planning guide	16,110,696	15,378,601	+4.8%
21	PHLPhiladelphia International	Philadelphia, PAPhiladelphia planning guide	15,102,261	13,658,669	+10.6%
22	SLCSalt Lake City International	Salt Lake City, UTSalt Lake City planning guide	13,543,570	12,905,368	+5.0%
23	BWIBaltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall	Glen Burnie, MDAnnapolis planning guide	13,221,461	12,849,721	+2.9%
24	IADWashington Dulles International	Dulles, VAFairfax planning guide	13,003,234	12,073,571	+7.7%
25	SANSan Diego International	San Diego, CASan Diego planning guide	12,780,013	12,190,183	+4.8%
26	DCARonald Reagan Washington Ntl	Arlington, VAArlington planning guide	12,750,892	12,365,030	+3.1%
27	TPATampa International	Tampa, FLTampa planning guide	12,075,591	11,677,632	+3.4%
28	BNANashville International	Nashville, TNNashville planning guide	12,058,688	11,227,243	+7.4%
29	AUSAustin-Bergstrom International	Austin, TXAustin planning guide	10,678,073	10,833,443	-1.4%
30	HNLDaniel K Inouye International	Honolulu, HIHonolulu planning guide	10,449,022	10,149,761	+3.0%
31	MDWChicago Midway International	Chicago, ILChicago planning guide	10,360,093	10,659,520	-2.8%
32	DALDallas Love Field	Dallas, TXDallas planning guide	8,654,991	8,559,052	+1.1%
33	PDXPortland International	Portland, ORPortland planning guide	8,639,088	8,123,054	+6.4%
34	STLSt Louis Lambert International	St. Louis, MOO'Fallon planning guide	7,807,362	7,307,561	+6.8%
35	RDURaleigh-Durham International	Raleigh, NCRaleigh planning guide	7,584,394	7,119,040	+6.5%
36	HOUWilliam P Hobby	Houston, TXHouston planning guide	7,116,967	6,800,320	+4.7%
37	SMFSacramento International	Sacramento, CASacramento planning guide	6,679,426	6,371,910	+4.8%
38	MSYLouis Armstrong New Orleans International	Kenner, LAKenner planning guide	6,537,092	6,309,212	+3.6%
39	SJULuis Munoz Marin International	San Juan, PR	6,490,669	5,985,001	+8.5%
40	MCIKansas City International	Kansas City, MOKansas City planning guide	5,915,078	5,654,068	+4.6%
41	SJCNorman Y Mineta San Jose International	San Jose, CASan Jose planning guide	5,822,019	5,958,855	-2.3%
42	SATSan Antonio International	San Antonio, TXSan Antonio planning guide	5,466,684	5,336,684	+2.4%
43	RSWSouthwest Florida International	Fort Myers, FLFort Myers planning guide	5,425,293	4,963,269	+9.3%
44	SNAJohn Wayne/Orange County	Santa Ana, CASanta Ana planning guide	5,370,273	5,706,332	-5.9%
45	OAKOakland San Francisco Bay	Oakland, CAOakland planning guide	5,292,736	5,520,812	-4.1%
46	INDIndianapolis International	Indianapolis, INIndianapolis planning guide	5,181,947	4,788,376	+8.2%
47	CLECleveland-Hopkins International	Cleveland, OHCleveland planning guide	4,950,345	4,803,822	+3.1%
48	PITPittsburgh International	Pittsburgh, PAPittsburgh planning guide	4,862,376	4,493,052	+8.2%
49	CVGCincinnati/Northern Kentucky International	Hebron, KYCovington planning guide	4,500,414	4,287,722	+5.0%
50	CMHJohn Glenn Columbus International	Columbus, OHColumbus planning guide	4,387,395	4,095,189	+7.1%
51	PBIPalm Beach International	West Palm Beach, FLWest Palm Beach planning guide	4,127,211	3,815,977	+8.2%
52	JAXJacksonville International	Jacksonville, FLJacksonville planning guide	3,749,791	3,619,739	+3.6%
53	ONTOntario International	Ontario, CAOntario planning guide	3,494,554	3,181,161	+9.9%
54	OGGKahului	Kahului, HIMaui planning guide	3,415,615	3,745,866	-8.8%
55	BURBob Hope	Burbank, CABurbank planning guide	3,383,237	3,132,029	+8.0%
56	BDLBradley International	Windsor Locks, CTBridgeport planning guide	3,285,194	3,122,212	+5.2%
57	CHSCharleston AFB/International	Charleston, SCCharleston planning guide	3,115,194	3,032,768	+2.7%
58	MKEGeneral Mitchell International	Milwaukee, WIMilwaukee planning guide	3,104,054	2,959,840	+4.9%
59	ANCTed Stevens Anchorage International	Anchorage, AKAnchorage planning guide	2,767,856	2,681,818	+3.2%
60	ABQAlbuquerque International Sunport	Albuquerque, NMAlbuquerque planning guide	2,690,218	2,605,163	+3.3%
61	OMAEppley Airfield	Omaha, NEOmaha planning guide	2,583,212	2,464,418	+4.8%
62	BUFBuffalo Niagara International	Buffalo, NYBuffalo planning guide	2,499,295	2,291,995	+9.0%
63	BOIBoise Air Trml/Gowen Field	Boise, IDBoise planning guide	2,475,370	2,369,164	+4.5%
64	RICRichmond International	Highland Springs, VARichmond planning guide	2,456,422	2,399,239	+2.4%
65	ORFNorfolk International	Norfolk, VANorfolk planning guide	2,444,897	2,307,899	+5.9%
66	MEMMemphis International	Memphis, TNMemphis planning guide	2,439,366	2,399,876	+1.7%
67	RNOReno/Tahoe International	Reno, NVReno planning guide	2,377,780	2,251,825	+5.6%
68	SDFLouisville Muhammad Ali International	Louisville, KYLouisville planning guide	2,343,305	2,268,034	+3.3%
69	OKCOkc Will Rogers International	Oklahoma City, OKOklahoma City planning guide	2,243,575	2,135,106	+5.1%
70	SRQSarasota/Bradenton International	Sarasota, FLSarasota planning guide	2,112,417	2,144,736	-1.5%
71	ELPEl Paso International	El Paso, TXEl Paso planning guide	2,071,894	2,018,137	+2.7%
72	GRRGerald R Ford International	Grand Rapids, MIGrand Rapids planning guide	2,065,053	1,899,740	+8.7%
73	GEGSpokane International	Spokane, WASpokane planning guide	2,064,142	2,002,286	+3.1%
74	LGBLong Beach (Daugherty Field)	Long Beach, CALong Beach planning guide	2,031,810	1,837,634	+10.6%
75	KOAEllison Onizuka Kona International at Keahole	Kailua Kona, HI	2,023,899	2,097,042	-3.5%
76	SAVSavannah/Hilton Head International	Savannah, GASavannah planning guide	2,020,753	1,909,590	+5.8%
77	PVDRhode Island Tf Green International	Warwick, RIWarwick planning guide	1,984,916	1,732,909	+14.5%
78	TUSTucson International	Tucson International Airport, AZCatalina Foothills planning guide	1,959,789	1,925,546	+1.8%
79	MYRMyrtle Beach International	Myrtle Beach, SCMyrtle Beach planning guide	1,894,929	1,658,984	+14.2%
80	LIHLihue	Lihue, HI	1,776,627	1,814,359	-2.1%
81	TYSMcGhee Tyson	Alcoa, TNKnoxville planning guide	1,639,080	1,382,197	+18.6%
82	TULTulsa International	Tulsa, OKTulsa planning guide	1,627,181	1,571,600	+3.5%
83	PSPPalm Springs International	Palm Springs, CAPalm Springs planning guide	1,617,586	1,625,327	-0.5%
84	BHMBirmingham-Shuttlesworth International	Birmingham, ALBirmingham planning guide	1,596,510	1,499,027	+6.5%
85	DSMDes Moines International	Des Moines, IADes Moines planning guide	1,555,454	1,519,262	+2.4%
86	PNSPensacola International	Pensacola, FLPensacola planning guide	1,528,204	1,365,976	+11.9%
87	ALBAlbany International	Albany, NYAlbany planning guide	1,490,673	1,376,492	+8.3%
88	SYRSyracuse Hancock International	Syracuse, NYSyracuse planning guide	1,486,554	1,412,853	+5.2%
89	SFBOrlando Sanford International	Sanford, FLSanford planning guide	1,412,954	1,446,884	-2.4%
90	GSPGreenville Spartanburg International	Greer, SCGreenville planning guide	1,412,702	1,258,724	+12.2%
91	ROCFrederick Douglass/Greater Rochester International	Rochester, NYRochester planning guide	1,331,837	1,325,357	+0.5%
92	BZNBozeman Yellowstone International	Bozeman, MT	1,321,790	1,230,110	+7.5%
93	FATFresno Yosemite International	Fresno, CAFresno planning guide	1,318,250	1,201,789	+9.7%
94	COSCity of Colorado Springs Municipal	Colorado Springs, COColorado Springs planning guide	1,248,261	1,192,123	+4.7%
95	PIESt Pete-Clearwater International	Clearwater, FLClearwater planning guide	1,228,048	1,246,323	-1.5%
96	PWMPortland International Jetport	Portland, MEPortland planning guide	1,221,913	1,114,714	+9.6%
97	HPNWestchester County	White Plains, NYWhite Plains planning guide	1,182,384	1,156,719	+2.2%
98	VPSEglin AFB/Destin-Ft Walton Beach	Valparaiso, FLDestin planning guide	1,164,880	1,116,717	+4.3%
99	MSNDane County Regional/Truax Field	Madison, WIMadison planning guide	1,156,399	1,037,983	+11.4%
100	LITBill and Hillary Clinton Ntl/Adams Field	Little Rock, ARLittle Rock planning guide	1,145,693	1,097,472	+4.4%

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Largest state totals in this file

Totals combine the commercial-service airport records assigned to each FAA state or territory code.

1.California (29 airports)112,950,036
2.Florida (22 airports)108,553,886
3.Texas (25 airports)103,923,677
4.New York (18 airports)57,370,172
5.Georgia (8 airports)55,031,548
6.Illinois (12 airports)50,221,630
7.Colorado (12 airports)42,997,741
8.North Carolina (10 airports)39,502,298
9.Virginia (9 airports)31,547,712
10.Nevada (4 airports)30,695,244

Year-over-year movers

To reduce small-base distortion, this comparison only includes airports with at least one million 2024 boardings.

Largest increases

TYS · Alcoa+18.6%
XNA · Bentonville+15.4%
PVD · Warwick+14.5%
MYR · Myrtle Beach+14.2%
GSP · Greer+12.2%

Largest declines

OGG · Kahului-8.8%
LAX · Los Angeles-7.8%
SNA · Santa Ana-5.9%
OAK · Oakland-4.1%
KOA · Kailua Kona-3.5%

Methodology and quality checks

Downloaded the FAA's final CY 2024 commercial-service airport Excel workbook, published September 15, 2025.
Preserved FAA airport identifiers, rank, service level, hub category, annual boarding counts, and published percentage change.
Retained 513 airport-grain records and excluded blank worksheet rows and summary labels from record calculations.
Confirmed unique airport identifiers, populated required fields, nonnegative annual counts, and percentage-change reconciliation.
Calculated the aggregate and state totals from source counts. The page does not estimate ground-transportation share.

Retrieved 2026-08-02. FAA ranks are preserved and may contain gaps because this is the commercial-service subset. Preliminary 2025 figures were intentionally excluded because final 2025 data had not yet been published at retrieval.

Source and citation

Suggested citation: Find My Party Bus analysis of Federal Aviation Administration, “CY 2024 Commercial Service Airport Enplanements,” final data published September 15, 2025; retrieved August 2, 2026.

Download the source Excel workbook from FAA.gov

What people actually pay

Quotes across our markets · June 2023 – September 2026

Per hour, starting around: $245–$355
Typical night out (4 hours): $1,300–$1,580

Starting hourly rates by group size, across all markets
Party size	Per hour, from
1–10 passengers	$225–$315
11–15 passengers	$240–$340
16–20 passengers	$260–$365
21–30 passengers	$280–$400
31–40 passengers	$305–$450
41–60 passengers	$300–$450

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What we see in real requests

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61% of every request we get is for a Saturday, and another 20% for a Friday. That is why Saturday availability is the first thing to ask about.
All markets · June 2023 – August 2026
Requests peak in April, July, and August, when prom, graduation, and wedding season all land at once. Spring dates are the ones that go first.
All markets · June 2023 – August 2026
4 hours is by far the most common ask: 71% of the requests that name a length come in at exactly that. Another 18% want 6 hours or more.
All markets · June 2023 – August 2026

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