What are the main airports in Bangladesh?

Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport (DAC), Shah Amanat International Airport (CGP), Cox's Bazar Airport (CXB), Osmany International Airport (ZYL), Saidpur Airport (SPD) and Jessore Airport (JSR), by passengers a year in open data. The full list with ICAO codes is on this page.

Which is the busiest airport in Bangladesh?

Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport (DAC), with 8.9 million passengers (Wikidata, 2018).

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Airports in Bangladesh

8 airports with scheduled flights, busiest first.

Bangladesh has 8 airports with scheduled passenger flights and an IATA code, 3 of them large. The busiest are Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport (DAC, 8.9 million passengers, Wikidata, 2018), Shah Amanat International Airport (CGP, 1.7 million passengers, Wikidata, 2018) and Cox's Bazar Airport (CXB, 539,000 passengers, Wikidata, 2018).

Code	Airport	Serves	Passengers / year	Routes
DAC	Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport	Dhaka	8,898,000	6
CGP	Shah Amanat International Airport	Chittagong	1,687,000	—
CXB	Cox's Bazar Airport	Cox's Bazar	539,000	—
ZYL	Osmany International Airport	Sylhet	536,000	—
SPD	Saidpur Airport	Saidpur Upazila	313,000	—
JSR	Jessore Airport	Jashore	294,000	—
RJH	Shah Makhdum Airport	Rajshahi	84,000	—
BZL	Barisal Airport	Barishal	47,000	—

Busiest routes

Route	To	Distance	Passengers / year
DAC – DEL	New Delhi, India	1,427 km	280,639
BOM – DAC	Mumbai, India	1,890 km	230,355
CCU – DAC	Kolkata, India	239 km	191,620
DAC – IST	Istanbul, Turkey	5,973 km	159,637
DAC – MAA	Chennai, India	1,614 km	135,472
DAC – HYD	Hyderabad, India	1,446 km	94,224

Questions

Bangladesh has 8 airports with scheduled passenger flights and an IATA code, 3 of them large airports (OurAirports, 14 October 2026). Airfields without airline service are not counted.