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In November 2022, the number of travelers fell by more than 5,1 million compared to October. In total, the airports counted 12,59 million passengers, compared to the pre-crisis level of 2019, the volume is 71,6
The recovery in passenger demand at German airports remains at almost three quarters of the pre-crisis level: compared to September, the number of travelers fell by almost 180.000 and totaled 17,65 million
Belgrade Airport is approaching the five million passenger mark and continues to recover from the pandemic. The airport welcomed 518.519 travelers in October, down just 7,9 percent from pre-crisis levels in the year
The strong recovery in ticket demand from the pandemic has given US airline Delta the best-selling summer in its history. Adjusted revenue for the third quarter was approximately $12,8 billion, up XNUMX percent from the same period
The Austrian tourism industry was hit particularly hard by the corona pandemic, because due to lockdowns, strict entry and quarantine regulations and bans on accommodation, demand had temporarily collapsed to almost zero. Businesses have since recovered.
Frankfurt Airport is still unable to match the numbers from before the pandemic. Nevertheless, the recovery is more dynamic than ever. The airport operator Fraport therefore expects more profits over the course of the financial year.
The Spanish IAG group member Iberia assumes that in the 2022/23 winter flight schedule flight operations will be ramped up again to the level that was before the corona pandemic. This is particularly important in domestic traffic within Spain
Skopje Airport handled 213.347 passengers in June, almost reaching the level recorded in the same month before the pandemic in 2019. At that time, 215.021 travelers were processed - only to
The Swiss air traffic control service Skyguide recorded significant growth in the first half of 2022. According to instrument flight rules, 522.006 flights were counted in the airspace of the Confederation and in the delegated areas managed by Skyguide. In direct comparison with the
In the first half of 2022, around 1,2 million flight movements were carried out in the Federal Republic of Germany according to instrument rules. According to German air traffic control, this corresponds to around 76 percent of the volume in the same period in 2019.
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