Round 4.8 million passengers traveled by way of FRA in April – Enhance of 21.5 p.c year-on-year – A number of Fraport Group airports worldwide exceeded pre-crisis ranges

Frankfurt Airport (FRA) welcomed some 4.8 million passengers in April 2023, representing a 21.5 p.c improve year-on-year. In comparison with pre-crisis April 2019, FRA’s passenger site visitors was nonetheless down by 20.0 p.c within the reporting month.¹

Reflecting the general financial slowdown, FRA’s cargo throughput (comprising airfreight and airmail) continued to say no by 8.5 p.c year-on-year to 154,926 metric tons in April 2023. In distinction, plane actions rose by 9.8 p.c year-on-year to 35,503 takeoffs and landings. Accrued most takeoff weights, or MTOWs, climbed by 9.4 p.c year-on-year to about 2.2 million metric tons.

The airports in Fraport’s worldwide portfolio additionally reported ongoing site visitors development.

– Ljubljana Airport (LJU) in Slovenia registered 95,105 passengers in April 2023 (up 36.8 p.c year-on-year).

Fraport’s Brazilian airports of Fortaleza (FOR) and Porto Alegre (POA) noticed mixed site visitors improve to 962,787 passengers (up 7,1 p.c).

In Peru, Lima Airport (LIM) served some 1.6 million passengers (up 13.2 p.c).

Visitors on the 14 Greek regional airports surged to 1.6 million passengers within the reporting month (up 17.9 p.c).

The Fraport Twin Star airports of Burgas (BOJ) and Varna (VAR) on the Bulgarian Riviera welcomed 151,109 passengers general – a achieve of 57.5 p.c year-on-year.

Visitors at Antalya Airport (AYT) in Turkey grew 38.1 p.c to 2.1 million passengers.

Together with Fraport’s Greek airports, BOJ and VAR in Bulgaria additionally surpassed the pre-crisis site visitors ranges of 2019 within the reporting month.