Kyiv Boryspil’s 19.4% passenger growth rate last year was the highest of any European airport of its class, 10 to 25 million passengers. According to Airports Council International Europe, runners up were: Moscow Vnukovo — +18.4%; Budapest — +13.5%; Warsaw Chopin –+12.8%; and St Petersburg — +12.1%. By comparison, the average growth rate for non-EU European airports last year was +8.3%. Boryspil handled 12.6 million passengers last year. With more growth expected, Boryspil reopens Terminal F in April.
Kyiv Boryspil’s 19.4% passenger growth rate last year was the highest of any European airport of its class, 10 to 25 million passengers.
