Andorra-La Seu d'Urgell Airport Hits Record 19,160 Passengers in 2025
The airport saw an 18% passenger increase and 15% rise in operations, driven by regular flights to Palma and Madrid, prompting hangar expansions and.
Key Points
- 19,160 passengers in 2025, up 18% from 16,188 in 2024.
- Operations rose 15% to 6,187, boosted by twice-weekly flights to Palma and Madrid.
- Expansion adds 9 hangars on 7,200 sqm plot as all 19 current ones are occupied/under construction.
- Paragliding agreement introduces ATC from summer 2026; Lleida-Alguaire up 36% to 53,848 passengers.
Andorra-La Seu d'Urgell Airport recorded a new annual high of 19,160 passengers in 2025, an 18% increase from 16,188 the previous year, according to figures released by Aeroports de Catalunya.
The airport also saw operations rise 15% to 6,187, up from 5,396 in 2024. Officials attribute the growth to regular flights to Palma and Madrid, which run twice weekly and have boosted overall activity at the facility.
To meet rising demand, Aeroports de Catalunya plans to expand hangar space starting this year. The project will add nine new hangars on a 7,200-square-metre plot. Currently, all 19 allocated hangars are either occupied or under construction.
In related developments, the airport reached an agreement with paragliding operators from Organyà to coordinate activities. The deal, worked out with the DGAC, AESA, and Federació Aèria Catalana, will introduce air traffic control from summer 2026.
The GRAE has also begun building new facilities at the site, aiming to base 45 personnel there.
For context, the other airport managed by the Generalitat, Lleida-Alguaire, posted even stronger gains: 53,848 passengers—a 36% jump—and a record 42,207 operations, up 50% from 2024.
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