In November, Brussels Airport was a great success, welcoming more than 1.7 million passengersThis represents a significant increase of 9% over the previous year. This figure testifies to a vigorous recovery in air traffic, reflected in a significant rise in passenger numbers at the airport. Brussels-Zaventem. A total of 1,613,845 passengers passed through its facilities, underlining its vitality and ability to attract large numbers of passengers. This positive growth is an encouraging indicator for the airport's role as a major hub in Europe.
Brussels Airportlocated in the heart of Europe, reached a new milestone last November. With attendance exceeding 1.7 million passengersthe airport recorded increase of 10% compared with the same period last year. This performance testifies to an upturn in activity in the air transport sector, encouraging many passengers to take to the skies again.
The reasons for this increase in visitor numbers
Several factors contributed to this impressive rise. First and foremost, the increase in the number of international and intercontinental flights offered travellers more travel options. What's more, new seasonal destinations were added to the calendar, attracting curious travellers eager to take advantage of competitive prices and special offers.
A positive impact on the local economy
This growth in passenger numbers is not without impact on the local economy. The influx of passengers, whether tourists or businessmenThis directly stimulates the hospitality, catering and retail sectors. It also generates numerous direct and indirect employment opportunities around the airport.
Challenges for the future
Despite these encouraging results, Brussels Airport faces a number of challenges. The steady increase in air traffic calls for rigorous management of infrastructure to maintain a high level of safety. service level optimal. Discussions are underway to improve efficiency while meeting stricter environmental standards.
A promising future
At a time when some European airports are seeing their growth level off, Brussels Airport continues to assert its position as a leader in its sector. major hub for air travel. With ambitions for new expansions and a wider route network, the airport is preparing to welcome ever more travellers from all over the world. In addition, to boost traffic even further, new similar predictions are announced for other European airports.
Brussels Airport traffic statistics
| Criteria | Details |
| Number of passengers | 1.7 million |
| Increase over previous year | 9% |
| Passenger numbers in November 2022 | 1.6 million |
| Record of the month | 1,613,845 passengers |
| Number of destinations | 142 |
| Busiest day | 79,000 passengers |
| Number of passengers expected during the vacations | 1.2 million |
| January previous year | 3,7% |
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