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Sep 21Mon
  1. Brazil ANAC News

    Brazil civil aviation carried 11.5 million passengers in August, up 2.5% year on year

    Brazil's National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC) updated its August demand and supply report: the sector carried 11.5 million passengers, up 2.5% year on year. Domestic traffic reached 8.9 million passengers (+2.3%) and international traffic 2.5 million (+3.4%). Demand rose 3.3% domestically and 4% internationally, while capacity grew 6.8% domestically and 4.3% internationally. Cargo totalled 121,500 tonnes, up 8.6%, split between 39,500 tonnes domestic (+4%) and 82,000 tonnes international (+10.9%).

Sep 9Wed
Sep 2Wed
  1. Pinchain Tourism

    Chongqing Two-River Cruise Passenger Volume Reaches 465,000 in August 2026

    According to Chongqing Cruise Center, in August 2026, the 'Two-River Cruise' carried 465,000 passengers, 119.7% of the same period in 2025. Night cruises accounted for 87.5%, day cruises 12.5%. From January to August, total reached 2.662 million, up 2% YoY. August is peak season with daily average up 50% from shoulder season, but demand dropped sharply near school reopening.

  2. China Tourism News

    Beijing-Kowloon Railway Marks 30th Anniversary with 1.77 Billion Passengers

    The Beijing-Kowloon Railway celebrates 30 years of operation, having carried 1.77 billion passengers. The 2,397-km line connects Beijing West to Shenzhen, opening in 1996. Through five speed-ups, maximum speed rose from 60 to 160 km/h, cutting Beijing-Shenzhen travel from 49 to under 22 hours. In 2025, annual passenger volume reached 95.1 million, over four times the initial figure.

Aug 27Thu
  1. Skift Feed

    UK Airport Record Masks Sharp Drop in Gulf Traffic

    UK airports set a record for Q2 passenger numbers, handling over 81 million, but growth was nearly flat at 0.15% year-on-year. The Iran war and a UK travel advisory caused a sharp collapse in Gulf traffic: UAE down 42%, Qatar down 45%, Saudi Arabia down 40%, Bahrain down 54%, and Kuwait down 68%, with the five markets losing nearly 1.5 million passengers combined. Emirates' UK passenger numbers fell 46% and Qatar Airways' fell 42%, while Dubai dropped out of the top 10 international destinations to 15th. Low-cost carriers and strong Western European demand offset some of the losses.

Aug 26Wed
  1. UK CAA News

    UK Aviation Hits Record Passenger Numbers Despite Middle East Disruption

    UK Civil Aviation Authority data shows that in Q2 2026, passenger numbers at UK airports exceeded 81 million, a record high, despite disruption from the Middle East conflict. Growth was driven largely by low-cost carriers, with Ryanair and Jet2 both seeing 9% year-on-year growth. Short-haul European routes were strong, with passenger numbers to Madrid and Barcelona up 15% and 11% respectively. Asia also saw significant growth, with China up 11%, Pakistan up 307%, and India up 5%.

Aug 20Thu
  1. Brazil ANAC News

    Brazil's Air Sector Moves 11.9 Million Passengers in July

    Brazil's National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC) has updated its demand and supply report for regular aviation in July 2026. In the month, 11.9 million passengers flew through Brazilian airports: 9.2 million domestic (up 1.9% year-on-year) and 2.7 million international (up 4.2%). Demand (passengers times kilometers flown) increased 3.5% domestically and 4.4% internationally. Supply (seats times kilometers flown) grew 5.4% domestically and 5.3% internationally. Cargo totaled 123,800 tons, up 7.3% year-on-year.

Aug 13Thu
  1. US BTS Statistical Releases

    U.S. Airline Traffic Down 0.7% in May 2026

    The U.S. Bureau of Transportation Statistics reported that U.S. airlines carried 84.7 million systemwide passengers in May 2026, down 0.7% from the same month last year. Domestic passengers were 73.8 million and international 10.9 million. Seasonally adjusted, enplanements were down 3.2% from the all-time high in June 2024.

Jul 15Wed
  1. ACI World RSS

    World's Busiest Airports: Atlanta Holds, Asia Climbs as Rankings Reshape

    ACI World released final 2025 data showing global air travel reached 9.8 billion passengers, nearing the 10 billion threshold. Asia-Pacific airports led ranking shifts, with Kuala Lumpur rising six places to 20th and Shanghai Pudong climbing to fifth. Atlanta retained the top spot, but Dubai and Tokyo Haneda are closing the gap. Global air cargo exceeded 131 million metric tonnes, fueled by e-commerce. Aircraft movements surpassed 103.1 million, near pre-2019 levels.

Mar 17Tue