FRA welcomes some 3.4 million passengers in February 2023. Surge of 60.9 % year-on-year.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Some 3.4 million passengers travelled through Frankfurt Airport<\/strong> (FRA) in February 2023 \u2013 a surge of 60.9 % in comparison with the identical month final 12 months. Without the impacts of a one-day public-service strike and the disruptions brought on by an IT outage at Lufthansa within the morning of February 15, FRA would have counted some further 167,000 passengers within the reporting month, comparable to a rise of round 69 %. Compared to pre-pandemic February 2019, FRA\u2019s passenger site visitors was nonetheless down by 25.0 % in February 2023.<\/p>\n FRA\u2019s plane actions climbed by 21.7 % year-on-year to 27,182 takeoffs and landings within the reporting month. Accumulated most takeoff weights (MTOWs) grew by 18.0 % year-on-year to about 1.7 million metric tons.<\/p>\n Fraport<\/strong>\u2019s Group airports worldwide additionally continued their progress momentum in February 2023. Slovenia\u2019s Ljubljana Airport<\/strong> (LJU) served 64,896 passengers within the reporting month (up 70.2 % year-on-year). At Fraport\u2019s two Brazilian airports of Fortaleza<\/strong> (FOR) and Porto Alegre<\/strong> (POA), site visitors grew barely to a mixed complete of 861,418 passengers (up 2.9 %). Lima Airport<\/strong> (LIM) in Peru registered some 1.5 million passengers (up 21.9 %). The 14 Greek airports noticed site visitors rise to 558,902 passengers general (up 42.5 %). Combined site visitors at Fraport\u2019s Bulgarian Twin Star<\/strong> airports of Burgas<\/strong> (BOJ) and Varna<\/strong> (VAR) jumped by 93.3 % year-on-year to 86,750 passengers in February 2023. Traffic at Antalya Airport<\/strong> (AYT) on the Turkish Mediterranean coast elevated to 814,783 passengers (up 37.5 % year-on-year).<\/p>\n
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