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VINCI Autoroutes and VINCI Airports traffic in November 2023
ソース: Nasdaq GlobeNewswire / 14 12 2023 11:45:00 America/New_York
Nanterre, 14 December 2023
VINCI Autoroutes and VINCI Airports traffic in November 2023
I- Change in VINCI Autoroutes’ intercity networks traffic
November YTD at the end of November
(11 months)% change 2023/2022 % change 2023/2022 VINCI Autoroutes -2.0% +1.4% Light vehicles -2.4% +1.8% Heavy vehicles +0.1% -0.9% Traffic across the VINCI Autoroutes network fell back slightly in November, primarily due to unfavourable calendar effects (the 11 November falling on a Saturday) and weather conditions (Storm Ciarán and Storm Domingos at the start of the month) for light vehicles. However, heavy vehicle traffic remained stable.
Traffic across all vehicle categories increased over the first 11 months of the year.
II- Change in VINCI Airports passenger traffic1
November YTD at the end of November
(11 months)% change 2023/2022 % change 2023/2019 % change 2023/2022 % change 2023/2019 VINCI Airports +16.1% -1.6% +27.5% -4.7% Portugal (ANA) +8.6% +12% +20% +12% United Kingdom +20% -12% +25% -12% France +7.5% -15% +14% -16% Serbia +40% +45% +42% +27% Mexico (OMA) +2.8% +12% +17% +16% United States of America +4.1% -6.5% +1.2% -4.6% Dominican Republic (Aerodom) +4.2% +19% +11% +17% Costa Rica +18% +63% +13% +33% Chile (Nuevo Pudahuel) +21% +11% +25% -6.0% Brazil -2.9% -13% +4.6% -7.3% Japan (Kansai Airports) +42% -12% +96% -21% Cambodia2 (Cambodia Airports) +35% -43% x2.1 -48% Cape Verde +13% -0.2% +20% -7.4% 1 Data at 100%, irrespective of percentage held, including airport passenger numbers over the full period
2 Traffic data (including historical data) excluding Siem Reap International Airport, which ceased operations on 15 October 2023In November, passenger traffic of airports managed by VINCI Airports was slightly below 2019 levels. However, the situation differed considerably from one region to another, with passenger numbers:
- up in Portugal, Serbia and most Latin American countries;
- down in France, the United Kingdom and Asia.
III- Change in VINCI Airports commercial movements (ATM)3
November YTD at the end of November
(11 months)% change 2023/2022 % change 2023/2019 % change 2023/2022 % change 2023/2019 VINCI Airports +12.2% -7.2% +13.8% -9.3% Portugal (ANA) +6.2% +6.3% +13% +6.4% United Kingdom +20% -7.1% +18% -9.9% France +27% -22% +8.6% -24% Serbia +33% +35% +27% +17% Mexico (OMA) -3.8% -11% +6.0% -9.3% United States of America +10% -13% -2.1% -19% Dominican Republic (Aerodom) +1.1% +11% +12% +10% Costa Rica +19% +46% +6.3% +28% Chile (Nuevo Pudahuel) +20% -9.1% +20% -13% Brazil +1.7% -8.9% -2.6% -5.4% Japan (Kansai Airports) +20% -7.2% +28% -13% Cambodia4 (Cambodia Airports) +24% -49% +63% -48% Cape Verde +9.0% -16% +12% -22% 3 Data at 100%, irrespective of percentage held, including commercial movements over the full period
4 Commercial movement data (including historical data) excluding Siem Reap International Airport, which ceased operations on 15 October 2023About VINCI
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