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An airport's 'busyness' is usually measured by passenger numbers, cargo volume, or aircraft movements. Incheon's rise to the top for international passengers highlights its growing role as a global transit hub, especially for long-haul flights connecting Asia with other continents. This metric is key for airlines and airport authorities when planning routes and expansions.
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