List of largest cargo airports in the United States

List of the Largest cargo airports in the United States based on tons of departing cargo (freight + mail) in 2013.[1][2]

# Airport Freight (Tons)
1 Memphis 2,358,152
2 Anchorage 2,047,434
3 Louisville 1,290,023
4 Los Angeles 994,513
5 Miami 957,930
6 Chicago 706,216
7 New York (JFK) 637,357
8 Indianapolis 566,979
9 Atlanta 363,309
10 Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW) 360,633
11 Newark (EWR) 346,020
12 Cincinnati 324,100
13 Oakland 284,987
14 Honolulu 279,804
15 San Francisco 252,168
16 Houston (IAH) 250,881
17 Ontario (ONT) 238,828
18 Philadelphia 231,136
19 Seattle–Tacoma (SEA) 194,712
20 Phoenix 150,350
21 Boston 130,998
22 Washington (IAD) 119,701
23 Minneapolis 116,651
24 Denver 116,060
25 Detroit 107,268
26 Salt Lake City 99,789
27Portland 98,939
28 Orlando 81,049
29 San Diego 74,623
30 Rockford 72,227
31 Dallas/Fort Worth (AFW) 65,997
32 Charlotte 63,315
33 Columbus 59,869
34 San Juan 59,644
35 Aguadilla (BQN) 59,184
36Hartford 56,820
37 San Antonio 55,861
38 Baltimore 54,714
39 Kansas City 53,991
40 Seattle (BFI) 53,544
41 Las Vegas 51,393
42 Fort Lauderdale 50,770
43 El Paso 46,323
44 Huntsville 46,080
45 Tampa 45,102
46 Greensboro 45,088
47 Austin 43,928
48 Manchester (MHT) 43,003
49 Des Moines 42,389
50 Albuquerque (ABQ) 42,169

See also

References

  1. ↑ "Top-100 U.S. Airports in 2013 - By Passengers and Air Cargo".
  2. ↑ https://www.faa.gov/airports/planning_capacity/passenger_allcargo_stats/passenger/media/cy15-cargo-airports.pdf
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