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Airfares in Asia-Pacific and Middle East surged as nations emerged from pandemic-related restrictions, according to the Airports Council International (ACI) Asia-Pacific’s latest Airport Industry Outlook.
Gold Coast Airport has recorded its busiest February since pre-covid with more than 429,000 passengers travelling through the terminal last month.
The total passenger traffic for the 3 airports reached 70% recovery from February 2019. The international passenger traffic is making further recovery, similarly to last month, especially with foreign passengers (53% from February 2019), and its recovery rate reached 46% from February 2019.
Kansai Airports is delighted to announce that the number of international scheduled flights per week for summer 2023 is expected to be 869*1 excluding international passengers flights to China (55% of 2019*2, during September peak), supported by a full-scale international passenger traffic recovery from the COVID-19 crisis in East Asia and Southeast Asia and a continued strong international cargo traffic. The number of international cargo flights will be 211 per week, the second highest on record for the summer schedule.
The sky is the limit, they say, and for the aviation sector in India, this is true. The airline industry never expected to witness such robust growth after the pandemic. But with more routes and airports opening, it could only get better. This increases the country’s investment opportunities while simultaneously increasing job prospects. This is nation-building at its best, something that the Adani Group believes in and has been steadfastly working towards.
Over 5000 additional passengers are expected during this week for the season opener of the Repco Supercars Championship, the Thrifty Newcastle 500 Supercars event coming up 10 to 12 March 2023.
The global aviation industry is on track for a strong recovery this year, Bahrain Airport Company (BAC), Airports Council International (ACI) World, and ACI Asia-Pacific announced during a joint press conference ahead of the ACI World Governing Board, World Audit Committee, and World Executive Committee meetings. BAC is, for the first time, hosting the strategic meetings, which are being held in Bahrain from March 3 to 4 2023 and provide a platform for senior decision-makers to explore ways of enhancing cooperation between airports, international aviation organizations, and their strategic partners.
The transition to a post-pandemic environment with significantly more people travelling through Christchurch Airport has resulted in the airport company recording a stronger than forecast first half year result to 31 December 2022.
International passenger volume, especially non-Japanese passengers, is on a steady recovery trend, same as the previous month, reaching around 53% compared to FY2019, and the total number of passengers is recovering to about 43% of the FY2019 level.
Auckland Airport today announced its financial results for the six months to 31 December 2022.
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