The list below looks at the airlines that serve the most destinations. For other metrics see the list at the bottom of the article.
Top 11 Airlines by Airplane Fleet Size With Route Maps
The list of airlines below looks at which one has the most planes in its fleet.
Just be aware that more planes does not necessarily mean more passengers since some airlines have many smaller planes while others run smaller fleets of large planes.
Top 11 Airlines By The Number of Flights Per Day With Route Maps
The list of airlines below looks at which ones have the most flights per day. You can also see lists for other criteria at the bottom of the page.
The data comes from FlightsFrom.com.
Top 11 Airports In The World By Number of Destinations With Route Maps
The list below ranks airports by the number direct destinations they have to other airports around the world.
However, it does not rank the number of passengers nor the number of flights to those destinations.
Top 11 Busiest Airports In The World By Annual Passengers Numbers With Route Maps
The map below shows which airports handle the most passengers each year.
The data comes from the Airports Council International.
Top 11 Airports In The World By The Number of Flights Per Day With Route Maps
The list below shows the airports with the most flights per day. However, more flights does not automatically man more passengers.
The data comes from FlightsFrom.com.
Top 11 Airports In The World By The Number of Airlines With Route Maps
The list below shows the airports that have the greatest number of different airlines serving them.
Number of Monorail Systems By Country
The map above shows the number of monorail systems each country has, this includes not only for public transit but also in places like airports and amusement parks.
Below you can find a complete list of systems.
The World According To Apple Look Around (aka Apple Maps Street View)
The map above shows Apple’s Look Around coverage (aka Apple Maps Street View) as of April 2025.
One thing that I immediately find odd is the lack of coverage in the United States (where the iPhone remains the top selling smartphone) compared to Europe, where Android phones are often much more common.
The other is the relative lack of converge compared to Google’s Street view (see map below):
Shopping Mall Style Map Of The World
However, what it really reminds me of is a shopping mall map, including all the island countries as those small kiosks you find selling sun glasses and iPhone cases.
More about the map itself below:
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