In November 2024, Aena Group airports served 26.4 million passengers, marking an 8.7% increase over November 2023, alongside handling 240,282 aircraft movements (+9.2%) and 130,424 tonnes of freight (+14.1%).
Spanish airports within the Aena network contributed significantly, with 21.6 million passengers (+9.2%), 193,247 aircraft movements (+11.1%), and 120,427 tonnes of freight (+17.6%). Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas led with over 5.2 million passengers and 34,177 movements.
Cumulatively, Aena airports have handled over 342.5 million passengers (+8.6%) and nearly 1.3 million tonnes of freight (+18.8%) in 2024. Notable records include the highest-ever November passenger and freight volumes at multiple airports, including Madrid-Barajas and Zaragoza.
Aena Brasil and London Luton Airport also reported passenger growth, with Brazilian airports seeing a 6.3% increase in November and London Luton recording a 6.3% rise in the same period.
The strong performance across regions highlights Aena’s role in global air transport and economic activity.
This post was published on 12 December 2024 22:36
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