Andorra-la Seu Airport on Track for Record 2025 Passenger High
Passenger numbers up 22% to 14,683 in first nine months, driven by strong demand on Madrid and Mallorca routes operated by Air Nostrum.
Key Points
- 14,683 passengers Jan-Sep, +22% vs 2024
- Operations up 11% over same period
- Growth fueled by Air Nostrum routes to Madrid and Mallorca
- Higher occupancy expected to drive record 2025 total
Andorra-la Seu Airport is on track for its strongest year yet, with passenger numbers and operational activity both reaching new highs. From January to September, the facility handled 14,683 users, marking a 22% increase compared to the same period in 2024. Operations rose by 11% over the same timeframe, according to figures reported by RTVA. Officials now project that 2025 will close with a record-breaking total.
The sustained growth stems largely from robust demand on the commercial routes to Madrid and Mallorca, operated by Air Nostrum. Both connections have posted higher occupancy rates this year than last, with expectations of another passenger milestone by year-end. Demand has exceeded initial forecasts, particularly on the Mallorca line, which draws winter tourists and skiers from the Balearic Islands.
Air Nostrum has confirmed that occupancy levels already surpass 2024 figures, even with much of the winter season still ahead. This positions the two routes as central pillars of the airport's commercial operations, bolstering its role in connecting Andorra to key Spanish markets.
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