Asia-Pacific Airports Lead Connectivity as Chinese Hubs Complete Recovery
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Connectivity ranking shifts reflect Asia-Pacific route supply and low-cost capacity distribution, helping business travellers assess hub connection options and journey times, while corporate travel buyers can watch cost and policy implications of rising low-cost carrier share.
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- Web in TravelAsia-Pacific Airports Lead Connectivity as Chinese Hubs Complete Recovery
OAG released Megahubs 2026, its annual global airport connectivity ranking, with eight Asia-Pacific airports in the global top 20. Kuala Lumpur International (KUL) ranks fourth globally and first in Asia, with connections to 154 destinations, and tops the low-cost carrier megahubs index with nearly 15,000 possible low-cost connections; AirAsia operates 34% of total flights there. Seoul Incheon (ICN) ranks second in the LCC index with connectivity to 198 destinations. Chinese airports showed notable recovery: Shanghai Pudong (PVG) rose from 19th to 14th globally, Guangzhou Baiyun (CAN) from 36th to 19th, and Hong Kong (HKG) returned to the global top 20 from 22nd to 20th. Tokyo Haneda (HND)…