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Queenstown Airport monthly passenger traffic report
Queenstown Airport monthly passenger traffic report - September 2017
The total number of passengers
travelling through the terminal increased by 11% compared
with last year to 163,498 passengers in September.
•
Domestic traffic was up 10% on September last year. There
was minimal effect to Queenstown services due to the
Auckland fuel disruption with only two flights
cancelled.
• International passengers were up
13% compared with last September, which was driven by strong
growth in the first half of the month.
• The
12-month passenger numbers reached 1.96 million, up 14%
compared to the previous 12 months
Some
other points of interest:
• After dark flights
in September carried 24% more passengers than the same month
in 2016.
• September shows a strong result when
compared to the same period last year, particularly because
September 2016 included New Zealand and Australian school
holidays.
• This year New Zealand school holidays fell
in October, while NSW and VIC holidays spanned 1 week in
September and 1 week in October, and QLD holidays all fell
in September.
Passenger_Stats_September_2017.pdf
For more airport statistics please visit www.queenstownairport.co.nz/stats.
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