While most of us have left our passports to collect dust amid the COVID-19 pandemic, one route has received a decent workout over the past 12 months.
While COVID-19 travel restrictions have meant that air passenger numbers remain very low around the world compared with figures prior to the pandemic, the single route that now qualifies as being the world's busiest is probably not where you'd expect.
Travel analyst OAG has revealed the 2021 numbers to find out who's flying when and where, and while last month the Dubai-London Heathrow was the highest-capacity international route, since the UK shut down UAE travel, now the highest overall on the leaderboard is the route between Orlando International Airport in Florida and San Juan in Puerto Rico.
Although US citizens don't need a passport to take the trip between the two ports, the three-hour journey from Orlando to the capital of Puerto Rico is still classed by OAG as international.