### The US has ''far'' more air traffic than Israel does. Israel has one major airport,[[note]]Ben-Gurion International, in the town of Lod near Tel Aviv[[/note]] which serves 10-14 million people annually; the US has something like 20 of the world's top 50 airports by passenger traffic,[[note]]On the basis of 2011 numbers, 18: UsefulNotes/{{Atlanta}} Hartsfield-Jackson (the world's busiest), [[TheWindyCity Chicago]]-O'Hare, [[UsefulNotes/LosAngeles LAX]], [[UsefulNotes/DFWMetroplex Dallas-Fort Worth]], UsefulNotes/{{Denver}}, [[NewYorkCity JFK]], [[VivaLasVegas Las Vegas-McCarran]], UsefulNotes/SanFrancisco, UsefulNotes/{{Phoenix}} Sky Harbor, [[UsefulNotes/{{Houston}} George Bush International]], Charlotte Douglas, [[OnlyInMiami Miami International]], [[DisneyWorld Orlando International]], [[{{Joisey}} Newark Liberty]], [[UsefulNotes/TwinCities Minneapolis-St. Paul]], [[UsefulNotes/{{Seattle}} SeaTac]], UsefulNotes/{{Detroit}} Metro, UsefulNotes/{{Philadelphia}} International, and [[UsefulNotes/{{Boston}} Logan International]]. [[LongList Whew]].[[/note]] of which all serve over 25 million annually, and of which the largest serve well over 50 million. The US does not want to lose that business.

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### The US has ''far'' more air traffic than Israel does. Israel has one major airport,[[note]]Ben-Gurion International, in the town of Lod near Tel Aviv[[/note]] which serves 10-14 million people annually; the US has something like 20 of the world's top 50 airports by passenger traffic,[[note]]On the basis of 2011 numbers, 18: UsefulNotes/{{Atlanta}} Hartsfield-Jackson (the world's busiest), UsefulNotes/{{Chicago}}-O'Hare, [[UsefulNotes/LosAngeles LAX]], [[UsefulNotes/DFWMetroplex Dallas-Fort Worth]], UsefulNotes/{{Denver}}, [[UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity JFK]], UsefulNotes/LasVegas-[[=McCarran]], UsefulNotes/SanFrancisco, UsefulNotes/{{Phoenix}} Sky Harbor, [[UsefulNotes/{{Houston}} George Bush International]], Charlotte Douglas, [[OnlyInMiami Miami International]], [[DisneyWorld Orlando International]], [[UsefulNotes/NewJersey Newark Liberty]], [[UsefulNotes/TwinCities Minneapolis-St. Paul]], [[UsefulNotes/{{Seattle}} SeaTac]], UsefulNotes/{{Detroit}} Metro, UsefulNotes/{{Philadelphia}} International, and [[UsefulNotes/{{Boston}} Logan International]]. [[LongList Whew]].[[/note]] of which all serve over 25 million annually, and of which the largest serve well over 50 million. The US does not want to lose that business.

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