The Aena Group handled 38.47 million passengers in July 2025, up 2.7% year-on-year, alongside 319,591 aircraft movements (+0.9%) and 130,508 tonnes of freight (+10.1%). Between January and July, total passenger traffic exceeded 219 million (+4.4%).
In Spain, the network’s 32.77 million passengers and 268,034 flights marked the best month in its history. Madrid-Barajas led with 6.17 million passengers, followed by Barcelona-El Prat (5.54M) and Palma de Mallorca (4.59M). Multiple airports, including Madrid, Barcelona, Málaga, Alicante, and Valencia, set all-time monthly records. Freight traffic was led by Madrid (69,923 tonnes) and Barcelona, which posted its best cargo month ever (18,906 tonnes).
Aena Brasil saw 4.0 million passengers in July (+2.2%), with freight volumes up 44.1% despite fewer flights. Recife and Congonhas were the busiest Brazilian airports. London Luton Airport handled 1.70 million passengers (+4.2%) with stable cargo volumes.
Up to July 2025, Aena’s Spanish, Brazilian, and UK operations show strong growth in passenger and freight traffic, underlining robust demand across its global network.
This post was published on 12 August 2025 21:33
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