Table 10,,,,, Top 20 U.S. Passenger Airports,,,,, "(Thousands of enplaned passengers on large, certificated air carriers)",,,,, ,,1999,,1989, ,,Total,,Total,% ,,enplaned,,enplaned,change Rank,Airport,passengers,Rank,passengers,1989Ð99 1,"Atlanta (Hartsfield), GA","37,224",3,"20,398",82 2,"Chicago (OÕHare), IL","31,657",1,"25,664",23 3,"Dallas/Ft. Worth, TX","27,593",2,"22,623",22 4,"Los Angeles, CA","24,024",4,"18,583",29 5,"Denver, CO","17,493",6,"12,320",42 6,"Detroit (Wayne Co.), MI","16,565",11,"9,739",70 7,"San Francisco, CA","16,541",5,"13,326",24 8,"Phoenix (Sky Harbor), AZ","16,083",8,"10,166",58 9,"Minneapolis, MN","15,390",16,"8,460",82 10,"Las Vegas (McCarran), NV","15,361",21,"7,027",119 11,St. Louis ,,,, ,"(Lambert-St. Louis), MO","14,930",13,"9,396",59 12,"Newark, NJ","14,905",10,"9,822",52 13,Houston ,,,, ,"(Intercontinental), TX","14,735",20,"7,030",110 14,"Seattle, WA","13,062",19,"7,060",85 15,"Miami, FL","12,721",15,"8,591",48 16,"Orlando, FL","12,539",18,"7,373",70 17,"Boston (Logan), MA","11,078",12,"9,661",15 18,"New York (LaGuardia), NY","10,780",7,"12,320",Ð12 19,"Philadelphia, PA","10,342",24,"6,247",66 20,New York ,,,, ,"(John F. Kennedy), NY","10,138",9,"10,081",1 ,Top 20 airports,"343,161",,"235,887",51.6 Note: Numbers may not add to totals due to rounding. "Sources: Total enplaned passengers: 1989ÑU.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT), Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and Research and Special Programs Administration, Airport Activity Statistics of Certificated Route Air Carriers, 12 Months Ending December 31, 1989 (Washington, DC: 1990), table 1. 1999ÑUSDOT, Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS), Airport Activity Statistics of Certificated Air Carriers: Summary Tables, Twelve Months Ending December 31, 1999 (Washington, DC: In press). Airport ranking: 1989ÑUSDOT, FAA, FAA Statistical Handbook, Calendar Year 1989 (Washington, DC: 1989), table 4.11. 1999ÐUSDOT, BTS, Airport Activity Statistics of Certificated Air Carriers: Summary Tables, Twelve Months Ending December 31, 1999 (Washington, DC: In press). "