CAA Provisional Statistics Update

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Amsterdam is well down.

LPA also noticeably down.

Interesting figures. All In all good though

 

[Scottie Dog]

Many thanks @Stratto for the correction, although I believe your figure is also out by rather a large amount - like me, a bit of a finger problem??

 

[Finger66]

like me, a bit of a finger problem??

Yes I must stop winding people up - sorry

Joking aside @Scottie Dog once again thank you so much for your detailed analysis

 

[Statto]

Many thanks @Stratto for the correction, although I believe your figure is also out by rather a large amount - like me, a bit of a finger problem??

https://www.caa.co.uk/Documents/Download/23996/6890c139-9322-4a92-9e12-b6c70d505aa7/17058

I’m just going by the CAA’s own data

 

[Seasider]

The CAA website has published the figures for March - 279 945 +5% on last year.

 

[Scottie Dog]

I'm currently down in Cornwall on holiday until Sunday and will produce my usual report when home.

 

[Scottie Dog]

Okay I'm home after a good relaxing break - and now it's time to get back to the CAA data!!

 

[HX3]

Thank you Scottie Dog, the stats are really informative

 

[White Heather]

I'm currently down in Cornwall on holiday until Sunday and will produce my usual report when home.

Just come back from Devon/Cornwall myself too. Very nice it was too, especially seeing an Oil Spill Response 727 200 flying low up the coast overhead Port Isaac.

Nice to see we are nearly up to 4.3m pax for the year ended March.

 

[Seasider]

The CAA have published the pax figures for April - 365 033, a healthy 17% increase on last year.

 

[White Heather]

The CAA have published the pax figures for April - 365 033, a healthy 17% increase on last year.

Impressive! That's a big jump.

 

[lbaspotter]

The CAA have published the pax figures for April - 365 033, a healthy 17% increase on last year.

Very happy with them figures.

The big question is how are Eastern doing with the KLM franchise service to AMS?

 

[Scottie Dog]

My usual review of traffic for April 2025, based upon the CAA data.

 

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My usual review of traffic for April 2025, based upon the CAA data.

Pleasantly surprised about AMS, hope these hold up!

 

[HX3]

4 of the 6 with less throughput are the Canary Islands. I wonder if this is as a result of the anti-tourism protests there. Eastern European routes appear to be doing very well. Malaga, Palma and Paris are no doubt the Easyjet affect.

 

[Finger66]

Yes that is very good news and indeed let's hope it continues. That's allowing for T3s first month of ops which we all thought went a bit haywire, so perhaps it wasn't as bad as we actually thought

 

[Scottie Dog]

My comparison of all UK airports - Passenger. Movements and Freight - can be found here:

UK-wide airport statistics - all UK airports

2024 passenger figures January to November:-

forums4airports.com

It's actually post #53, but the system shows it as above!!

Enjoy

 

[Seasider]

May pax figures are out on CAA website - 452908 +9%. It is looking good.

 

[Scottie Dog]

Here is my take on the CAA data for May:

 

[Seasider]

June pax figures are now on the CAA website - 496774, an increase of 2%. Pity they could not manage another 3.5K.