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vfr, NATCA, PATCO, ALPA, ATA, natcaTHREAD:busiest uncontrolled airports
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1q2w wrote: [TO: ALL]
Me and some co workers were wondering which is the busiest uncontrolled airports in the US as far as traffic volume we'd also like see the busiest TRACON

samson wrote: [TO: 1q2w]
I think SoCalis the busiest tracon. Although in this case numbers don't mean much to the individual controllers. O'hare, or NY or ATL will all have sectors/positions that are as busy as any in the world. SoCal gets a higher count based on more airspace.
No idea on uncontrolled airports. Who would do the count

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