Malaga airport recorded more than 1.7 million passengers and 12,726 flights in November

In November, the Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport recorded 1,752,414 passengers who traveled on 12,726 flights. These figures represent increases of 8.7% in users and 5.5% in operations, growth that is due to the dynamism maintained in both domestic and international traffic.

The majority of the recorded passengers traveled on commercial flights, totaling 1,748,039. Of these, 302,552 traveled to or from a Spanish city (+4.8% compared to October last year), while 1,445,487 opted for connections abroad (+9.5%).

Regarding international traffic, the markets with the highest demand in absolute terms were the United Kingdom (353,240 passengers), Germany (133,069), the Netherlands (114,812), Italy (84,645), and France (78,233).

The positive evolution of traffic during November contributed to the balance of the first eleven months of the year reaching historic highs in both travelers and operations during this period.

Additionally, for the first time in its history, the airport exceeded 25 million passengers in a year, a milestone celebrated by the airport community with travelers on November 28. Between January and November of this year, 25,079,281 passengers passed through the Málaga airport, representing a 7.4% increase compared to the same period in 2024.

Of the 25,040,267 users who traveled on commercial flights, 4,150,661 were traveling to or from national territory (a 5.9% increase compared to the same dates last year) and 20,889,606 were international (+7.8%).

During the referenced period, the Málaga infrastructure managed 174,333 flights, of which 171,526 were commercial (+7.1%).

The 'boom' of international tourism is breaking all passenger records at Spanish airports. Despite the moderation in the number of visitors in recent months, the figures continue to be record-breaking, and considering that 90% of tourists arrive in Spain by plane, it represents a significant boost for the airports in the Aena network.

According to data published yesterday, from January to November, there were 299.14 million passengers in its network, a 4% increase compared to the same period in 2024, when it already set a record.