Although not her biggest country hit, "L.A. International Airport" became Raye's signature song, peaking at number 9 on the "Billboard" Country Chart, and a minor hit on the "Billboard" Pop Top 100, peaking at number 54. The record was a major international pop hit in several countries, however, enjoying its greatest success in New Zealand, where it hit number one for two weeks, and in Australia where it hit number two and ranked as the number-five best-selling pop record of the year, outselling Lynn Anderson's country crossover international smash "Rose Garden" (in Australia only). "Airport" did well in the "Record World" "Non-Rock" chart, while strangely failing to appear in "Billboard's" comparable "Easy Listening" Top 40. In 2009, Raye donated one of the two gold records she earned for “L.A. International Airport” to the Flight Path Museum in Los Angeles.