Via FAO Stat

1. Brazil
2. Vietnam
3. Indonesia
4. Columbia
5. Ethiopia
6. Honduras
7. Uganda
8. Peru
9. India
10. Guatemala

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Via FAO Stat

1. China
2. New Zealand
3. Italy
4. Greece
5. Iran
6. Chile
7. Türkiye
8. Portugal
9. France
10. United States

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Via FAO Stat

1. Brazil
2. India
3. China
4. Mexico
5. United States
6. Spain
7. Egypt
8. Indonesia
9. Iran
10. Italy

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Via FAO Stat

1. China
2. North Korea
3. Egypt
4. Russia
5. Algeria
6. Sierra Leone
7. Ukraine
8. Mexico
9. Peru
10. Colombia

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Via FAO Stat

1. United States of America
2. Peru
3. Canada
4. Chile
5. Mexico
6. Spain
7. Poland
8. Portugal
9. Germany
10. Italy

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Via the Airports Authority of India for the year 2023–2024:

1. Indira Gandhi International Airport – Delhi
   73,673,708 passengers
2. Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport – Mumbai
   52,820,754 passengers
3. Kempegowda International Airport – Bengaluru
   37,528,533 passengers
4. Rajiv Gandhi International Airport – Hyderabad
   25,042,282 passengers
5. Chennai International Airport – Chennai
   21,207,262 passengers
6. Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport – Kolkata
   19,784,417 passengers
7. Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport – Ahmedabad
   11,696,227 passengers
8. Cochin International Airport – Kochi
   10,365,655 passengers
9. Pune Airport – Pune
   9,525,484 passengers
10. Dabolim Airport – Dabolim
    6,872,411 passengers

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Via FAO Stat

1. Russian
2. Ukraine
3. Argentina
4. China
5. Turkey
6. Bulgaria
7. Romania
8. France
9. Kazakhstan
10. Hungary

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The 10 largest companies on the 1980 Fortune 500 list via CNN Money:

1. Exxon
2. General Motors
3. Mobile
4. Ford
5. Texaco
6. Chevron
7. Gulf Oil
8. International Business Machinges
9. General Electric
10. Amoco

Between 1970 and 1980 – two companies dropped out of the top 10: Chrysler and ITT Industries.

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Via FAO Stat

1. Spain
2. Italy
3. Türkiye
4. Morocco
5. Portugal
6. Egypt
7. Algeria
8. Tunisia
9. Syria
10. Saudi Arabia

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The 10 largest companies on the 1965 Fortune 500 list via CNN Money:

1. General Motors
2. Exxon
3. Ford
4. General Electric
5. Mobile
6. Chrysler
7. U.S. Steel
8. Texaco
9. International Business Machines
10. Gulf Oil

Between 1955 and 1965, three companies dropped out of the Fortune 500 Top 10: Esmark; Armour and Dupont.

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