article_snippet: The airports in fifth, sixth and seventh places swapped spots.
article_snippet: Los Angeles International Airport moved up from sixth to fifth, Dubai moved up from seventh to sixth, and Chicago O'Hare International Airport dropped from fifth to seventh.
article_snippet: There were no changes to Paris Charles de Gaulle (eighth place), Dallas/Fort Worth (ninth) and Hong Kong (10th).
article_snippet: Though the news was mostly good for Atlanta, Paris did lose some bragging rights.
article_snippet: Chicago/Atlanta airport rivalry heats up .
article_snippet: Chicago O'Hare took the top spot from Atlanta in the number of takeoffs and landings, officially known as aircraft movements.
article_snippet: A spokesman for Chicago O'Hare International Airport Atlanta says Chicago O'Hare International Airport carriers are adding more aircraft with higher passenger capacity, which means fewer planes.
article_snippet: Chicago O'Hare took first place with 881,000 movements, followed by Atlanta with 868,359 and Los Angeles with 708,674.
article_snippet: Rounding out that list were Dallas/Fort Worth, Beijing, Denver, Charlotte, Las Vegas, Houston and London.
article_snippet: Airport movements in both Chicago and Atlanta actually decreased compared with 2013.
article_snippet: Chicago's movements dropped by 0.2%, and Atlanta's dropped by 4.7%.
highlights_snippet: But Chicago won the top spot in another key measurement .
  