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It is expected that the tráI'm theéprisoner in Américh latina and the Caribe closing 2024 with 773 million passengers and the forecastón is about growth tooén and 2025.
The regime is expected toón of Américh Latin and Caribbean final 2024 with a volume of tráI'm theéreo de 773 million passengers, an increase of 5,5% with respect to 2023 and of the 12,4% with respect to 2019, període prior to the Covid-19 pandemic. La overhangsón is that, is añO, the tráI'm giftéstico grows a 14% and that the tráinternational market grows 6% with respect to 2023. La informationón was presented this Monday, during the Assembly, Conference and Exhibitionón Annual ACI-LAC (ACI-LAC Annual Assembly Conference & exhibitionón), what to weará out until mañhe (12) in Guadalajara, México.
Con más de 773 million passengers closeá the 2024
The data presented alsoén they report that, on 2024, the tráI'm theéreo and Américh Latin and Caribbean representá the 8% of the overall volume, that is foreseené that reaches the 9.500 million passengers.
For 2025, the trend is positive: It is estimated that the regionón receiveá 796 million passengers, which is equivalent to a growth of 6,4% with respect to 2024 and of the 15,8% regarding the levels of 2019.
During this Monday's press conference, rafael echevarne, Director General of ACI-LAC, reforzó the importance of aviationón in a regionón like Américh Latin and Caribbean, where is países with large territories and geographyías different and complex. Echevarne highlightedó what, facing the prospect of continued growth of theáI'm theéprisoner in the regionón, It is essential to maintain investments in infrastructure and improve standardsáquality standards at airports.
“Given that a growth of the tráfico in the prówe go toños, we must be prepared to serve new passengers, improve airport infrastructure and build new ones. ACI-LAC también isá working with ICAO to ensure that all our member airports are certifiedóinfrastructure and security, además to work with local governments to achieve these goals”.
