Via FAO Stat

1. Madagascar
2. Indonesia
3. Mexico
4. Papua New Guinea
5. China

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Via FAO Stat

1. China
2. Spain
3. Türkiye
4. Morocco
5. Brazil

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Via Japan’s Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism for the year 2022:

1. Haneda Airport – Tōkyō
   50,427,921 passengers
2. New Chitose Airport – Sapporo
   15,227,741 passengers
3. Fukuoka Airport – Fukuoka
   14,824,614 passengers
4. Naha Airport – Naha
   13,765,285 passengers
5. Narita International Airport – Tōkyō
   13,754,290 passengers

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Via FAO Stat

1. Russian
2. Ukraine
3. Argentina
4. China
5. Turkey

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Via Woolring Metal – based in Essen, Germany:

1. Chile
2. Peru
3. China
4. Democratic Republic of the Congo
5. United States

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Via FAO Stat

1. China
2. North Korea
3. Egypt
4. Russia
5. Algeria

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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

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The 10 largest companies on the 1970 Fortune 500 list via CNN Money:

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

Between 1960 and 1970 – two companies dropped out of the top 10: U.S. Steel and Esmark.

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Via FAO Stat

1. Côte d’Ivoire
2. India
3. Vietnam
4. Philippines
5. Tanzania

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Via FAO Stat

1. Mexico
2. Colombia
3. Peru
4. Indonesia
5. Dominican Republic

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