Paris airports to increase traffic by 5.3 million passengers by June 2022. A total of 8.1 million passengers. It represents 82.1 % of Paris Airport traffic in June 2019.
Orly more dynamic than Roissy CDG
In June 2022, Paris-Charles de Gaulle welcomed 5.5 million passengers (+3.8 million passengers), representing 78.8 % of June 2019 traffic. However, the recovery in traffic remains stronger at Paris-Orly. With 2.7 million passengers (+ 1.5 million passengers), its traffic level is 89.6 % of June 2019 traffic.
Since the beginning of the year, traffic at Paris Airport is up by 26.7 million passengers compared with the first half of 2021, à 37.5 million passengersThis represents 71.6 % of the level of traffic over the same period in 2019. In 2021, this level was 45% to 55%..
In detail, the month of June 2022 by beam gives the following results.
– International traffic (excluding Europe, including DROM-COM) is up by +2.0 million passengers, to 77.0 % of the June 2019 level.
Year-on-year, traffic at CDG stood at 44.42 million passengers. Orly traffic was 24.23 million passengers..
Africa and French overseas departments and territories lead the way
All beams are growing. The airport authority notes that Africa, overseas territories and Europe record the best recovery results. On the other hand, Asia is still a long way from its pre-Covid levels.
– North America + 785,629 passengers, i.e. 81,2 % level in June 2019.
– Asia-Pacific + 153,320 passengers, or 33,1 % level in June 2019.
– Latin America + 153,967 passengers, or 74,3 % level in June 2019.
– Middle East + 264,998 passengers, or 84,0 % level in June 2019.
– Africa + 527,237 passengers, i.e. 90,9 % level in June 2019.
– Europe (excluding France) was up by 2.8 million passengers, representing 87,1 % level in June 2019. For the domestic traffic Francethe increase was 504,491 passengers, i.e. 80,3 % level in June 2019.
– Traffic DROM-COM (included in the international bundle) rose by 115,734 passengers to 89,0 % level in June 2019.
Finally, the number of connecting passengers totalled 804,019 passengers, an increase of 479,511 over the previous year. 77.1 % from June 2019 level. The correspondence rate was 19.6 %, down -2.3%.
Russia's war against Ukraine does not seem to be affecting traffic levels. In 2019, traffic with Ukraine and Russia accounted for 1.4 % of Paris Airport's total traffic.
ADP Group has revised its passenger traffic estimates for 2022. It should fluctuate between 72% and 82 % the 2019 level. This compares with a previous estimate of 65% to 75%. The Group is preparing for this. At Paris-Charles de Gaulle, all the terminals are currently open to passenger traffic, with the exception of Terminal 1. Its reopening is scheduled for the end of the year. At Paris-Orly, all facilities are open to the public.
