NEWS FLASH
Skopje Airport ended five consecutive months of declining passenger numbers this September when it welcomed 283.939 travellers. The figure represents an increase of 2.1% on the same month last year. The growth was anticipated due to a temporary increase in flights in September and October by the airport’s largest airline Wizz Air, which has also been the main protagonist for the declining figures over the past few months. During the first three quarters of the year, Skopje Airport welcomed 2.284.933 travellers through its doors, up 4.7%. Growth is expected to be maintained in October as the decline in capacity stood at just 0.4%.
Skopje's largest airlines by scheduled seat capacity, September 2024
Maybe we can hit 3M this year?
ReplyDeleteAlthough 2.9 million sounds more realistic.
DeleteMy opinion would be 2.85 , still need more pax for november and december to hit 3m , but lets wait and see :)
DeleteStrange that a newcomer like AJet surpassed ASL in SKP.
ReplyDeleteTurkish market is important for Macedonia , 2023 we had 200k tourists from Turkey and 250k Macedonians visit Turkey , plus family relations are also big with this country.
DeleteThey just had more scheduled capacity. One B738 is almost like three ATR72-600 and they send A321 on certain days, thats why.
DeleteThat means there is interest!
Deletethere were some Bodrum flights too
DeleteBodrum is seasonal yes
DeleteHitting 283k with all the W6 cuttings this year is still ok , not perfect but solid , good job SKP 👏
ReplyDelete4m in 2026!
ReplyDeleteWe cant reach 3 million. Those theee new routes of wizz wont bring 1 million passengers.
Deletethey wont bring even the 200k that Пинокио is claiming
DeleteWhile W6 fleet is grounded and when we dont see their strong start back in SKP there will be no any big numbers , we can expect the numbers when W6 return in half or full capacity!
DeletePegasus the silent star of SKP
ReplyDeleteThey are keep winning in SKP for sure.
DeleteThey increased the flights between SAW and SKP for this winter to 14 weekly, up from 12 weekly. ADB will be 5 weekly next summer.
Delete16:46 14 weekly Wow
Deletefrom 10
Deleteits a reaction to Ajet
DeletePegasus second!!! Wow...when there is demand, no need for subsidies....
ReplyDeleteOf course thats why they dont get any subsidies or apply on tenders..
Deleteshoulda hav applied for Ankara flights imho
DeleteAnkara most likely can be served with TK ... and they can apply too
DeleteLol "most likely can" . explain why. that makes no sense semenatic
DeleteSemantic*
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