June 2023 Pax Figures

[GeorgeNTravels]

763,264 pax in June - an increase of 10% on June 2022, but still down 19% on June 2019

463,096 international pax
300,139 domestic pax

[PiperOne]

763,264 pax in June - an increase of 10% on June 2022, but still down 19% on June 2019

463,096 international pax
300,139 domestic pax

And finally back over 7 million for the 12 months, at 7.115m, so some progress there as well.

[GeorgeNTravels]

I have had a chance to look at the statistics in a bit more depth, specifically looking at the international routes.

59 routes were listed under Glasgow in the statistics, breakdown below;

5 new routes

Bologna, Lisbon, Porto, Girona and Enfidha. Between them these routes delivered 8,622 passengers

33 routes with growth

Bodrum (121%), Rome (115%), Malta (85%), Reykjavik (82%), Bordeaux (72%), Charleroi (71%), Berlin (51%), Corfu (50%), Izmir (47%), Dubai (42), Barcelona (40%), Paris CDG (34%), Krakow (32%), Chania (32%), Mahon (24%), Rhodes (21%), Frankfurt (20%), Faro (19%), Palma (18%), Dublin (16%), Gran Canaria (13%), Zakynthos (13%), Lanzarote (12%), Tenerife (8%), Reus (8%), Malaga (8%), Orlando Melbourne (7%), Wroclaw (7%), Amsterdam (3%), Dalaman (2%), Ibiza (2%), Dubrovnik (2%) & Salzburg (2%)

1 route flatline

Alicante (0%)

15 routes with shrinkage

Antalya (4%), Fuerteventura (4%), Heraklion (4%), Paphos (4%), Larnaca (6%), Funchal (9%), Verona (9%), Toronto (13%), Split (15%), Burgas (18%), Warsaw Modlin (19%), Kefalonia (22%), Cancun (28%), Kos (40%) & Naples (43%)

5 routes dropped

Venice, Paris Orly, Marseille, Halifax & Pula

[Bearsden]

And Halifax dropped

The overall Canadian market from Central Scotland has shrunk slightly but of course the direct route to Calgary has taken traffic from the Toronto routes

Apart from the new routes, the key volume increases for GLA are Keflavik +5,917, Dublin +5,950, Palma +4,371, Dubai +8,295, Amsterdam +3,965