Munich Airport welcomed over 40 million passengers this year, nearing its 2019 peak of 48 million. 87% of pre-crisis levels are thus recovered.
Christine Valair from Vancouver was celebrated as the 40 millionth passenger, greeted with vouchers and a warm welcome from airport executives. She travelled on a Lufthansa Airbus A350 named “Munich”.
Private travel leads the way. With 98% recovery in leisure travel, about 75% of passengers are travelling for personal reasons. Business travel lags at 64% of pre-pandemic levels.
51% of passengers are international, with top origins including the U.S., Austria, Italy, and the U.K.
This post was published on 17 December 2024 11:22
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