Airport Traffic
Weekly Trending of Passenger Volume
ACI Asia-Pacific continues to monitor the impacts of COVID-19 on traffic and connectivity. Weekly trending of passenger volume up to the early December 2021 for both Asia-Pacific and the Middle East shows that the pace of recovery was largely stalled due to the resurgence of COVID-19 cases in many markets. Passenger volume has been flat since around April 2021 as a result of renewed social restrictions, tightening border controls as well as domestic lockdowns. In aggregate, passenger volume for week 49 (week ending on 05 December 2021) was at -77% compared to the same period in 2019. The emergence of the Omicron variant has cast a shadow over the recovery.
Total Airport Passenger Traffic (COVID-19): Selected Airports in Asia-Pacific and the Middle East
Source: ACI Asia-Pacific survey of preliminary total passenger traffic data from 31 airports in Asia-Pacific and Middle East (these airports collectively serve around 27% of passenger traffic in the region)
Monthly Traffic Report (September 2021)
ACI World produces airport traffic publications on both monthly and annual basis to provide airports, stakeholders and World Business Partners with the information and data they need for understanding airport traffic trends and forecast for the coming years.
Passengers
Source: ACI Flash Report
Asia-Pacifc
-65.6%
Traffic results as of Sep 2021 compare to 2019 level
Source: ACI Flash Report
Middle East
-68.6%
Traffic results as of Sep 2021 compare to 2019 level
Source: ACI Flash Report
World
-56.4%
Traffic results as of Sep 2021 compare to 2019 level
Source: ACI Flash Report
Freight
Source: ACI Flash Report
Asia-Pacific
+2.5%
Traffic results as of Sep 2021 compare to 2019 level
Source: ACI Flash Report
Middle East
-8.7%
Traffic results as of Sep 2021 compare to 2019 level
Source: ACI Flash Report
World
+5.0%
Traffic results as of Sep 2021 compare to 2019 level
Source: ACI Flash Report
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