UK Airport Traffic Stats - November 2016

[BHX5DME]

Luton up 12.9% to 955,068

http://www.london-luton.co.uk/CMSPages/GetFile.aspx?guid=5ae46d2a-6d02-48fb-8c70-cc48c341c6a5

Manchester up 15.7% to 1,712,291

http://mag-umbraco-media-live.s3.amazonaws.com/1019/november-2016.pdf

[LAX_LHR]

you selected the wrong figure for MAN, it's actually 1,712,291. The figure you selected was last years total.

[BHX5DME]

Manchester - now corrected

I will add other stats as the airports release them

[BHX5DME]

In total 779,583 passengers were recorded giving an increase of 12.5% compared to the same month last year - equivalent to 86,550 more people.
Both long haul and short haul saw similar levels of growth with long haul up by 13% and short haul up by 12.6% year-on-year.
Paul Kehoe, Chief Executive Officer at Birmingham Airport, said: “November tends to be one of our quieter months and so it’s fantastic to see such a healthy rate of growth in the volume of passengers.
“We are now celebrating our twenty first consecutive month of record breaking growth this year which is great news for the airport and the Midlands region.”
Scheduled traffic accounted for 94% of the total passenger volume for November and saw a 13.8% growth rate compared to the same month last year. Charter traffic accounted for 6% of the total.
Caribbean, African, Asian and Middle Eastern destinations saw the greatest increase in passengers compared to the same month last year.
Scheduled destinations with significant year-on-year passenger growth were Madrid (+350.2%), Banjul (+109.8%), Sal Island (+90.8%), Marrakech (+86.9%) and Budapest (+73.6%).
Charter destinations with significant growth were Montego Bay (+38.9%), Tenerife (+36.5%) and Fuerteventura (+19.1%).
Estimated passenger figures for December show that it’s expected to be another record breaking month and the busiest festive period on record for Birmingham Airport. Between Friday 16th December 2016 to Tuesday 3rd January 2017 we expect to see over half a million people giving a predicted increase of 21.2% compared to the same period last year.
Popular destinations for passengers jetting off to visit family and friends over Christmas include Scotland and Ireland. Those seeking a bit of winter sun are jetting off to Dubai, Madrid, Montego Bay, Cancun, Tenerife and Lanzarote. The airport will remain open throughout Christmas and New Year, with an estimated 13,590 passengers travelling through on Christmas Day, 82.2% more than last year.

[BHX5DME]

Edinburgh Airport has today welcomed the latest passenger figures showing that 860,966 passengers travelled through last month - making it another record breaking month and the busiest ever November for a Scottish Airport.

http://www.edinburghairport.com/about-us/media-centre/press-releases/20-per-cent-increase-in-international-passengers-makes-for-record-november-at-edinburgh-airport

[BHX5DME]

Glasgow has reported its busiest November in 50 years after 666,338 passengers travelled through the airport’s doors last month, representing an annual increase of 7.7%.

http://www.glasgowairport.com/corporate/media-centre/posts/2016/december/12/glasgow-airport-records-busiest-ever-november/

[BHX5DME]

Heathrow welcomed a record 5.72 million passengers in November (+2.5%) alongside a 4.4% growth in cargo volumes. Heathrow is Britain’s largest port, accounting for almost 30% of all UK exports by value outside the EU last year

http://mediacentre.heathrow.com/pressrelease/details/81/Corporate-operational-24/8047

[NorthSouth]

EDI and GLA stats clear evidence that there is absolutely no case for a cut in APD. Pax numbers continuing to increase at record rates of growth at current tax levels. No deterrent to new routes or new pax.
But maybe the Scottish Government just likes self-inflicted cuts in revenue.

[daynehold]

Can anyone please explain why Manchester 's figures are missing from the latest CAA passenger statistics? This isn't the first time that this has occurred.

[BHX5DME]

London Stansted recorded its busiest ever November as over 1.7 million passengers passed through the terminal during the month, an increase of 2.3% over the same month last year.

http://www.stanstedairport.com/about-us/media-centre/press-releases/busiest-ever-november-at-london-stansted-airport/

[BHX5DME]

Manchester October figures are now on CAA site

https://www.caa.co.uk/uploadedFiles/CAA/Content/Standard_Content/Data_and_analysis/Datasets/Airport_stats/Airport_data_2016_10/Table_09_Terminal_and_Transit_Passengers.pdf

[Trinity 09L]

Heathrow is Britain’s largest port, accounting for almost 30% of all UK exports by value outside the EU last year
It is not the largest port, small compared to Felixstowe, small compared to volume moved, and does not give the value of imports to balance the value.:rolleyes:

[rowly6339]

Typical Journo's talking utter bs

[GAZMO]

Belfast International Airport BFS pax numbers up 25% in November


Belfast airport sees 25% surge in number of passengers - BelfastTelegraph.co.uk (http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/business/news/belfast-airport-sees-25-surge-in-number-of-passengers-35288053.html)

[BHX5DME]

Pax total at 296,167

[BHX5DME]

Gatwick’s record November: millions more passengers travelling through airport annually as further connections to Hong Kong announced

http://www.mediacentre.gatwickairport.com/press-releases/2016/16-12-14-gatwicks-record-november.aspx

[BHX5DME]

November in summary (so far)

LHR = 5,721,133 up 2.5%
LGW = 2,823,800 up 7.3%
STN = 1,740,369 up 2.3%
MAN = 1,712,291 up 15.7%
LTN = 955,068 up 12.9%
EDI = 860,966 up 8.3%
BHX = 779,583 up 12.5%
GLA = 666,338 up 7.7%
BFS = 411,000 up 25%
NCL = 296,167 up 9.8%

[chaps1954]

BHX5DME Manchester is up 15.7% not 5.7% and expect expect period over Christmas up
22%

[marko1]

Brs 468,143 up 13.84%

[Andy_S]

BHX5DME,

It's getting boring. Seriously.

[ATNotts]

BHX5DME,

It's getting boring. Seriously.
To you it may be, to some others probably less so.

If the reports would tabulate properly it would be good, perhaps weblinks to the relevant reports would be preferable.

[BHX5DME]

http://www.icao.int/sustainability/Documents/MonthlyMonitor-2017/MonthlyMonitor_January2017.pdf