Corporacin Amrica Airports S.A. Reports September 2021 Passenger Traffic
Corporacin Amrica Airports S.A. Reports September 2021 Passenger Traffic
Oct. 18, 2021
LUXEMBOURG--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 18, 2021--Corporacin Amrica Airports S.A. (NYSE: CAAP), ("CAAP" or the "Company") the largest private sector airport operator in the world by number of airports, reported today a 227.8% YoY increase in passenger traffic in September 2021, and a 47.7% decline when compared to the same period of 2019.
Passenger Traffic, Cargo Volume and Aircraft Movements Highlights (2021 vs.2020)
Statistics Sep'21 Sep'20 % Var. YTD'21 YTD'20^(1) % Var. (2)(3)
Domestic Passengers 2,333 583 300.5% 14,005 11,437 22.5%(thousands)
International Passengers 928 282 229.6% 5,076 6,203 -18.2%(thousands)
Transit Passengers 462 271 70.1% 3,366 2,469 36.3%(thousands)
Total Passengers 3,723 1,136 227.8% 22,447 20,108 11.6%(thousands)
Cargo Volume (thousand 27.7 18.8 46.9% 231.9 183.5 26.4%tons)
Total Aircraft Movements 47.8 22.9 109.1% 335.1 267.1 25.5%(thousands)
Passenger Traffic, Cargo Volume and Aircraft Movements Highlights (2021 vs.2019)
Statistics Sep'21 Sep'19^ % Var. YTD'21 YTD'19^(1) % Var. (1) (3)
Domestic Passengers 2,333 3,979 -41.4% 14,005 35,463 -60.5%(thousands)
International Passengers 928 2,490 -62.7% 5,076 21,590 -76.5%(thousands)
Transit Passengers 462 652 -29.2% 3,366 6,198 -45.7%(thousands)
Total Passengers 3,723 7,122 -47.7% 22,447 63,251 -64.5%(thousands)
Cargo Volume (thousand 27.7 31.9 -13.1% 231.9 310.1 -25.2%tons)
Total Aircraft Movements 47.8 71.0 -32.7% 335.1 645.3 -48.1%(thousands)
(1)
Note that preliminary passenger traffic figures for 2019, as well as January 2020 for Ezeiza Airport, in Argentina, were adjusted to include additional inbound passengers not accounted for in the initial count, for an average of approximately 5% of total passenger traffic at Ezeiza Airport and 1% of total traffic at CAAP, during that period. Importantly, inbound traffic does not affect revenues, as tariffs are applicable on departure passengers.
(2)
Preliminary data on 1,256 flights in January 2020 at Brasilia Airport, due to delays in the submission of information by third parties.
(3)
Cargo volumes in Uruguay were rectified from January 2019 to June 2020, to reflect all cargo passing through the cargo terminal, instead of air cargo only.
Passenger Traffic Overview
Total passenger traffic in September 2021 grew 2.3x compared to the same period of last year, driven by increases across all countries of operations, particularly in Argentina, reflecting easier comparisons due to tougher travel restrictions in the year ago period. When compared to 2019, overall passenger traffic declined 47.7%, impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, though consistently improving from the decline of 75.7% recorded in April. International and domestic passenger traffic dropped 62.7% and 41.4%, respectively, from pre-pandemic levels of September 2019.
In Argentina, total passenger traffic increased 30.1x YoY. Against September 2019, overall passenger traffic declined 64.6%, with international passenger traffic decreasing 89.1%, impacted by tight government restrictions to international flights, including a limit of 1,700 arriving international passengers per day for most part of the month, while borders remained closed to non-resident foreigners, with limited exceptions. Domestic passenger traffic, which currently has no restrictions, declined 53.4% compared to 2019, improving sequentially from the decline of 63.3% recorded in August.
In Italy, where the recovery continued throughout the year, passenger traffic grew 87.2% YoY. Passenger traffic against September 2019 declined 47.7%, much in line with traffic levels reported in August, which benefited from the summer season in the region. International passenger traffic continued to improve sequentially, decreasing 53.7% in September 2021 against September 2019, whereas domestic traffic stood at almost 80% of pre-pandemic levels.
In Brazil, total passenger traffic was up 69.4% YoY. Compared to the same month in 2019, overall passenger traffic declined 19.7%, showing a continued improvement from the 69.1% drop posted in April 2021, reflecting better sanitary conditions in the country, advanced vaccination roll-out and increased passenger demand.
Total passenger traffic in Uruguay increased 3.9x YoY. When compared to the same month of 2019, passenger traffic was down 70.9% but continued improving sequentially, benefiting from the partial opening of borders, effective September 1. According to government announcements, starting November 1, 2021, borders will fully re-open to all foreigners who present a full vaccination certificate and a negative Covid test.
In Ecuador, passenger traffic increased 3.0x YoY. When compared to the same month of 2019, total traffic declined 20.1% in September 2021, showing a strong continued improvement since the 64.8% decline posted in April. International passenger traffic decreased 7.5%, recovering strongly from the 23.6% drop reported in August 2021 against 2019. Domestic passenger traffic, in turn, declined 32.7% against September 2019, also showing a recovery versus the 44.7% decline posted in August.
In Armenia, total passenger traffic increased 4.9x YoY. Compared to September 2019, passenger traffic continued with its positive recovery trend reaching almost 85% of pre-pandemic levels, despite lower tourism activity in the reported month.
Cargo Volume and Aircraft Movements
Cargo volume increased 46.9% YoY. When compared to September 2019, total cargo volume in September 2021 dropped 13.1% improving sequentially from the 20.5% decline in August, mainly driven by decreases in Argentina, Armenia and Brazil. Both, Uruguay and Italy reported higher cargo volume when compared to September 2019.
Aircraft movements increased 109.1% YoY. When compared to September 2019, Aircraft movements declined 32.7%, mainly as a result of a 45.0% decrease in Argentina.
Note that preliminary passenger traffic figures for 2019, as well as January 2020 for Ezeiza Airport, in Argentina, were adjusted to include additional inbound passengers not accounted for in the initial count, for(1) an average of approximately 5% of total passenger traffic at Ezeiza Airport and 1% of total traffic at CAAP, during that period. Importantly, inbound traffic does not affect revenues, as tariffs are applicable on departure passengers.
(2) Preliminary data on 1,256 flights in January 2020 at Brasilia Airport, due to delays in the submission of information by third parties.
Cargo volumes in Uruguay were rectified from January 2019 to June 2020, to(3) reflect all cargo passing through the cargo terminal, instead of air cargo only.
Passenger Traffic Overview
Total passenger traffic in September 2021 grew 2.3x compared to the same period of last year, driven by increases across all countries of operations, particularly in Argentina, reflecting easier comparisons due to tougher travel restrictions in the year ago period. When compared to 2019, overall passenger traffic declined 47.7%, impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, though consistently improving from the decline of 75.7% recorded in April. International and domestic passenger traffic dropped 62.7% and 41.4%, respectively, from pre-pandemic levels of September 2019.
In Argentina, total passenger traffic increased 30.1x YoY. Against September 2019, overall passenger traffic declined 64.6%, with international passenger traffic decreasing 89.1%, impacted by tight government restrictions to international flights, including a limit of 1,700 arriving international passengers per day for most part of the month, while borders remained closed to non-resident foreigners, with limited exceptions. Domestic passenger traffic, which currently has no restrictions, declined 53.4% compared to 2019, improving sequentially from the decline of 63.3% recorded in August.
In Italy, where the recovery continued throughout the year, passenger traffic grew 87.2% YoY. Passenger traffic against September 2019 declined 47.7%, much in line with traffic levels reported in August, which benefited from the summer season in the region. International passenger traffic continued to improve sequentially, decreasing 53.7% in September 2021 against September 2019, whereas domestic traffic stood at almost 80% of pre-pandemic levels.
In Brazil, total passenger traffic was up 69.4% YoY. Compared to the same month in 2019, overall passenger traffic declined 19.7%, showing a continued improvement from the 69.1% drop posted in April 2021, reflecting better sanitary conditions in the country, advanced vaccination roll-out and increased passenger demand.
Total passenger traffic in Uruguay increased 3.9x YoY. When compared to the same month of 2019, passenger traffic was down 70.9% but continued improving sequentially, benefiting from the partial opening of borders, effective September 1. According to government announcements, starting November 1, 2021, borders will fully re-open to all foreigners who present a full vaccination certificate and a negative Covid test.
In Ecuador, passenger traffic increased 3.0x YoY. When compared to the same month of 2019, total traffic declined 20.1% in September 2021, showing a strong continued improvement since the 64.8% decline posted in April. International passenger traffic decreased 7.5%, recovering strongly from the 23.6% drop reported in August 2021 against 2019. Domestic passenger traffic, in turn, declined 32.7% against September 2019, also showing a recovery versus the 44.7% decline posted in August.
In Armenia, total passenger traffic increased 4.9x YoY. Compared to September 2019, passenger traffic continued with its positive recovery trend reaching almost 85% of pre-pandemic levels, despite lower tourism activity in the reported month.
Cargo Volume and Aircraft Movements
Cargo volume increased 46.9% YoY. When compared to September 2019, total cargo volume in September 2021 dropped 13.1% improving sequentially from the 20.5% decline in August, mainly driven by decreases in Argentina, Armenia and Brazil. Both, Uruguay and Italy reported higher cargo volume when compared to September 2019.
Aircraft movements increased 109.1% YoY. When compared to September 2019, Aircraft movements declined 32.7%, mainly as a result of a 45.0% decrease in Argentina.
Summary Passenger Traffic, Cargo Volume and Aircraft Movements (2021 vs. 2020)
Sep'21 Sep'20 % Var. YTD'21 YTD'20 % Var.
Passenger Traffic (thousands)
Argentina^(1) 1,279 41 3,013.7% 7,684 9,062 -15.2%
Italy 451 241 87.2% 1,730 1,743 -0.8%
Brazil^(2) 1,191 703 69.4% 8,138 6,046 34.6%
Uruguay 51 10 390.2% 228 558 -59.1%
Ecuador 263 65 302.0% 1,663 1,167 42.5%
Armenia 281 48 491.8% 1,705 677 151.8%
Peru 207 27 653.6% 1,299 854 52.0%
TOTAL 3,723 1,136 227.8% 22,447 20,108 11.6%
(1) See Footnote 1 in previous table. (2) See Footnote 2 in previous table. (3)See Footnote 3 in previous table.
Cargo Volume (tons)Argentina
15,370
11,416
34.6%
123,700
102,698
20.4%
Italy
1,376
1,103
24.8%
10,941
9,503
15.1%
Brazil
5,182
1,933
168.1%
45,136
24,608
83.4%
Uruguay(3)
2,303
1,988
15.8%
22,059
22,079
-0.1%
Ecuador
1,848
878
110.6%
16,237
11,872
36.8%
Armenia
1,300
1,462
-11.1%
11,661
11,382
2.5%
Peru
306
68
348.9%
2,178
1,362
60.0%
TOTAL
27,684
18,847
46.9%
231,912
183,502
26.4%
Aircraft Movements
Argentina
19,990
7,028
184.4%
150,324
123,815
21.4%
Italy
5,727
3,983
43.8%
26,378
24,803
6.4%
Brazil
11,404
7,306
56.1%
80,930
61,780
31.0%
Uruguay
1,389
686
102.5%
10,407
10,477
-0.7%
Ecuador
5,272
2,673
97.2%
39,120
29,071
34.6%
Armenia
2,347
671
249.8%
15,394
7,965
93.3%
Peru
1,642
504
225.8%
12,584
9,236
36.2%
TOTAL
47,771
22,851
109.1%
335,137
267,147
25.5%
Cargo Volume (tons)Argentina 15,370 11,416 34.6% 123,700 102,698 20.4%
Italy 1,376 1,103 24.8% 10,941 9,503 15.1%
Brazil 5,182 1,933 168.1% 45,136 24,608 83.4%
Uruguay^(3) 2,303 1,988 15.8% 22,059 22,079 -0.1%
Ecuador 1,848 878 110.6% 16,237 11,872 36.8%
Armenia 1,300 1,462 -11.1% 11,661 11,382 2.5%
Peru 306 68 348.9% 2,178 1,362 60.0%
TOTAL 27,684 18,847 46.9% 231,912 183,502 26.4%
Aircraft Movements
Argentina 19,990 7,028 184.4% 150,324 123,815 21.4%
Italy 5,727 3,983 43.8% 26,378 24,803 6.4%
Brazil 11,404 7,306 56.1% 80,930 61,780 31.0%
Uruguay 1,389 686 102.5% 10,407 10,477 -0.7%
Ecuador 5,272 2,673 97.2% 39,120 29,071 34.6%
Armenia 2,347 671 249.8% 15,394 7,965 93.3%
Peru 1,642 504 225.8% 12,584 9,236 36.2%
TOTAL 47,771 22,851 109.1% 335,137 267,147 25.5%
Summary Passenger Traffic, Cargo Volume and Aircraft Movements (2021 vs. 2019)
Sep'21 Sep'19 % Var. YTD'21 YTD'19 % Var.
Passenger Traffic (thousands)
Argentina^(1) 1,279 3,608 -64.6% 7,684 32,759 -76.5%
Italy 451 862 -47.7% 1,730 6,431 -73.1%
Brazil^(2) 1,191 1,483 -19.7% 8,138 13,947 -41.6%
Uruguay 51 175 -70.9% 228 1,665 -86.3%
Ecuador 263 329 -20.1% 1,663 3,382 -50.8%
Armenia 281 332 -15.3% 1,705 2,424 -29.7%
Peru 207 332 -37.6% 1,299 2,642 -50.8%
TOTAL 3,723 7,122 -47.7% 22,447 63,251 -64.5%
(1) See Footnote 1 in previous table. (2) See Footnote 2 in previous table. (3)See Footnote 3 in previous table.
Cargo Volume (tons)Argentina
15,370
17,932
-14.3%
123,700
164,377
-24.7%
Italy
1,376
1,072
28.3%
10,941
9,567
14.4%
Brazil
5,182
5,857
-11.5%
45,136
68,362
-34.0%
Uruguay(3)
2,303
2,167
6.3%
22,059
20,983
5.1%
Ecuador
1,848
2,316
-20.2%
16,237
29,360
-44.7%
Armenia
1,300
2,091
-37.9%
11,661
13,697
-14.9%
Peru
306
431
-29.1%
2,178
3,771
-42.2%
TOTAL
27,684
31,866
-13.1%
231,912
310,116
-25.2%
Aircraft Movements
Argentina
19,990
36,327
-45.0%
150,324
338,064
-55.5%
Italy
5,727
7,931
-27.8%
26,378
61,514
-57.1%
Brazil
11,404
13,235
-13.8%
80,930
119,289
-32.2%
Uruguay
1,389
2,054
-32.4%
10,407
22,125
-53.0%
Ecuador
5,272
5,856
-10.0%
39,120
60,958
-35.8%
Armenia
2,347
2,788
-15.8%
15,394
20,424
-24.6%
Peru
1,642
2,772
-40.8%
12,584
22,937
-45.1%
TOTAL
47,771
70,963
-32.7%
335,137
645,311
-48.1%
About Corporacin Amrica Airports
Corporacin Amrica Airports acquires, develops and operates airport concessions. Currently, the Company operates 52 airports in 7 countries across Latin America and Europe (Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, Peru, Ecuador, Armenia and Italy). In 2019, Corporacin Amrica Airports served 84.2 million passengers. The Company is listed on the New York Stock Exchange where it trades under the ticker "CAAP". For more information, visit http://investors.corporacionamericaairports.com.
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Oct. 18, 2021
LUXEMBOURG--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 18, 2021--Corporacin Amrica Airports S.A. (NYSE: CAAP), ("CAAP" or the "Company") the largest private sector airport operator in the world by number of airports, reported today a 227.8% YoY increase in passenger traffic in September 2021, and a 47.7% decline when compared to the same period of 2019.
Passenger Traffic, Cargo Volume and Aircraft Movements Highlights (2021 vs.2020)
Statistics Sep'21 Sep'20 % Var. YTD'21 YTD'20^(1) % Var. (2)(3)
Domestic Passengers 2,333 583 300.5% 14,005 11,437 22.5%(thousands)
International Passengers 928 282 229.6% 5,076 6,203 -18.2%(thousands)
Transit Passengers 462 271 70.1% 3,366 2,469 36.3%(thousands)
Total Passengers 3,723 1,136 227.8% 22,447 20,108 11.6%(thousands)
Cargo Volume (thousand 27.7 18.8 46.9% 231.9 183.5 26.4%tons)
Total Aircraft Movements 47.8 22.9 109.1% 335.1 267.1 25.5%(thousands)
Passenger Traffic, Cargo Volume and Aircraft Movements Highlights (2021 vs.2019)
Statistics Sep'21 Sep'19^ % Var. YTD'21 YTD'19^(1) % Var. (1) (3)
Domestic Passengers 2,333 3,979 -41.4% 14,005 35,463 -60.5%(thousands)
International Passengers 928 2,490 -62.7% 5,076 21,590 -76.5%(thousands)
Transit Passengers 462 652 -29.2% 3,366 6,198 -45.7%(thousands)
Total Passengers 3,723 7,122 -47.7% 22,447 63,251 -64.5%(thousands)
Cargo Volume (thousand 27.7 31.9 -13.1% 231.9 310.1 -25.2%tons)
Total Aircraft Movements 47.8 71.0 -32.7% 335.1 645.3 -48.1%(thousands)
(1)
Note that preliminary passenger traffic figures for 2019, as well as January 2020 for Ezeiza Airport, in Argentina, were adjusted to include additional inbound passengers not accounted for in the initial count, for an average of approximately 5% of total passenger traffic at Ezeiza Airport and 1% of total traffic at CAAP, during that period. Importantly, inbound traffic does not affect revenues, as tariffs are applicable on departure passengers.
(2)
Preliminary data on 1,256 flights in January 2020 at Brasilia Airport, due to delays in the submission of information by third parties.
(3)
Cargo volumes in Uruguay were rectified from January 2019 to June 2020, to reflect all cargo passing through the cargo terminal, instead of air cargo only.
Passenger Traffic Overview
Total passenger traffic in September 2021 grew 2.3x compared to the same period of last year, driven by increases across all countries of operations, particularly in Argentina, reflecting easier comparisons due to tougher travel restrictions in the year ago period. When compared to 2019, overall passenger traffic declined 47.7%, impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, though consistently improving from the decline of 75.7% recorded in April. International and domestic passenger traffic dropped 62.7% and 41.4%, respectively, from pre-pandemic levels of September 2019.
In Argentina, total passenger traffic increased 30.1x YoY. Against September 2019, overall passenger traffic declined 64.6%, with international passenger traffic decreasing 89.1%, impacted by tight government restrictions to international flights, including a limit of 1,700 arriving international passengers per day for most part of the month, while borders remained closed to non-resident foreigners, with limited exceptions. Domestic passenger traffic, which currently has no restrictions, declined 53.4% compared to 2019, improving sequentially from the decline of 63.3% recorded in August.
In Italy, where the recovery continued throughout the year, passenger traffic grew 87.2% YoY. Passenger traffic against September 2019 declined 47.7%, much in line with traffic levels reported in August, which benefited from the summer season in the region. International passenger traffic continued to improve sequentially, decreasing 53.7% in September 2021 against September 2019, whereas domestic traffic stood at almost 80% of pre-pandemic levels.
In Brazil, total passenger traffic was up 69.4% YoY. Compared to the same month in 2019, overall passenger traffic declined 19.7%, showing a continued improvement from the 69.1% drop posted in April 2021, reflecting better sanitary conditions in the country, advanced vaccination roll-out and increased passenger demand.
Total passenger traffic in Uruguay increased 3.9x YoY. When compared to the same month of 2019, passenger traffic was down 70.9% but continued improving sequentially, benefiting from the partial opening of borders, effective September 1. According to government announcements, starting November 1, 2021, borders will fully re-open to all foreigners who present a full vaccination certificate and a negative Covid test.
In Ecuador, passenger traffic increased 3.0x YoY. When compared to the same month of 2019, total traffic declined 20.1% in September 2021, showing a strong continued improvement since the 64.8% decline posted in April. International passenger traffic decreased 7.5%, recovering strongly from the 23.6% drop reported in August 2021 against 2019. Domestic passenger traffic, in turn, declined 32.7% against September 2019, also showing a recovery versus the 44.7% decline posted in August.
In Armenia, total passenger traffic increased 4.9x YoY. Compared to September 2019, passenger traffic continued with its positive recovery trend reaching almost 85% of pre-pandemic levels, despite lower tourism activity in the reported month.
Cargo Volume and Aircraft Movements
Cargo volume increased 46.9% YoY. When compared to September 2019, total cargo volume in September 2021 dropped 13.1% improving sequentially from the 20.5% decline in August, mainly driven by decreases in Argentina, Armenia and Brazil. Both, Uruguay and Italy reported higher cargo volume when compared to September 2019.
Aircraft movements increased 109.1% YoY. When compared to September 2019, Aircraft movements declined 32.7%, mainly as a result of a 45.0% decrease in Argentina.
Note that preliminary passenger traffic figures for 2019, as well as January 2020 for Ezeiza Airport, in Argentina, were adjusted to include additional inbound passengers not accounted for in the initial count, for(1) an average of approximately 5% of total passenger traffic at Ezeiza Airport and 1% of total traffic at CAAP, during that period. Importantly, inbound traffic does not affect revenues, as tariffs are applicable on departure passengers.
(2) Preliminary data on 1,256 flights in January 2020 at Brasilia Airport, due to delays in the submission of information by third parties.
Cargo volumes in Uruguay were rectified from January 2019 to June 2020, to(3) reflect all cargo passing through the cargo terminal, instead of air cargo only.
Passenger Traffic Overview
Total passenger traffic in September 2021 grew 2.3x compared to the same period of last year, driven by increases across all countries of operations, particularly in Argentina, reflecting easier comparisons due to tougher travel restrictions in the year ago period. When compared to 2019, overall passenger traffic declined 47.7%, impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, though consistently improving from the decline of 75.7% recorded in April. International and domestic passenger traffic dropped 62.7% and 41.4%, respectively, from pre-pandemic levels of September 2019.
In Argentina, total passenger traffic increased 30.1x YoY. Against September 2019, overall passenger traffic declined 64.6%, with international passenger traffic decreasing 89.1%, impacted by tight government restrictions to international flights, including a limit of 1,700 arriving international passengers per day for most part of the month, while borders remained closed to non-resident foreigners, with limited exceptions. Domestic passenger traffic, which currently has no restrictions, declined 53.4% compared to 2019, improving sequentially from the decline of 63.3% recorded in August.
In Italy, where the recovery continued throughout the year, passenger traffic grew 87.2% YoY. Passenger traffic against September 2019 declined 47.7%, much in line with traffic levels reported in August, which benefited from the summer season in the region. International passenger traffic continued to improve sequentially, decreasing 53.7% in September 2021 against September 2019, whereas domestic traffic stood at almost 80% of pre-pandemic levels.
In Brazil, total passenger traffic was up 69.4% YoY. Compared to the same month in 2019, overall passenger traffic declined 19.7%, showing a continued improvement from the 69.1% drop posted in April 2021, reflecting better sanitary conditions in the country, advanced vaccination roll-out and increased passenger demand.
Total passenger traffic in Uruguay increased 3.9x YoY. When compared to the same month of 2019, passenger traffic was down 70.9% but continued improving sequentially, benefiting from the partial opening of borders, effective September 1. According to government announcements, starting November 1, 2021, borders will fully re-open to all foreigners who present a full vaccination certificate and a negative Covid test.
In Ecuador, passenger traffic increased 3.0x YoY. When compared to the same month of 2019, total traffic declined 20.1% in September 2021, showing a strong continued improvement since the 64.8% decline posted in April. International passenger traffic decreased 7.5%, recovering strongly from the 23.6% drop reported in August 2021 against 2019. Domestic passenger traffic, in turn, declined 32.7% against September 2019, also showing a recovery versus the 44.7% decline posted in August.
In Armenia, total passenger traffic increased 4.9x YoY. Compared to September 2019, passenger traffic continued with its positive recovery trend reaching almost 85% of pre-pandemic levels, despite lower tourism activity in the reported month.
Cargo Volume and Aircraft Movements
Cargo volume increased 46.9% YoY. When compared to September 2019, total cargo volume in September 2021 dropped 13.1% improving sequentially from the 20.5% decline in August, mainly driven by decreases in Argentina, Armenia and Brazil. Both, Uruguay and Italy reported higher cargo volume when compared to September 2019.
Aircraft movements increased 109.1% YoY. When compared to September 2019, Aircraft movements declined 32.7%, mainly as a result of a 45.0% decrease in Argentina.
Summary Passenger Traffic, Cargo Volume and Aircraft Movements (2021 vs. 2020)
Sep'21 Sep'20 % Var. YTD'21 YTD'20 % Var.
Passenger Traffic (thousands)
Argentina^(1) 1,279 41 3,013.7% 7,684 9,062 -15.2%
Italy 451 241 87.2% 1,730 1,743 -0.8%
Brazil^(2) 1,191 703 69.4% 8,138 6,046 34.6%
Uruguay 51 10 390.2% 228 558 -59.1%
Ecuador 263 65 302.0% 1,663 1,167 42.5%
Armenia 281 48 491.8% 1,705 677 151.8%
Peru 207 27 653.6% 1,299 854 52.0%
TOTAL 3,723 1,136 227.8% 22,447 20,108 11.6%
(1) See Footnote 1 in previous table. (2) See Footnote 2 in previous table. (3)See Footnote 3 in previous table.
Cargo Volume (tons)Argentina
15,370
11,416
34.6%
123,700
102,698
20.4%
Italy
1,376
1,103
24.8%
10,941
9,503
15.1%
Brazil
5,182
1,933
168.1%
45,136
24,608
83.4%
Uruguay(3)
2,303
1,988
15.8%
22,059
22,079
-0.1%
Ecuador
1,848
878
110.6%
16,237
11,872
36.8%
Armenia
1,300
1,462
-11.1%
11,661
11,382
2.5%
Peru
306
68
348.9%
2,178
1,362
60.0%
TOTAL
27,684
18,847
46.9%
231,912
183,502
26.4%
Aircraft Movements
Argentina
19,990
7,028
184.4%
150,324
123,815
21.4%
Italy
5,727
3,983
43.8%
26,378
24,803
6.4%
Brazil
11,404
7,306
56.1%
80,930
61,780
31.0%
Uruguay
1,389
686
102.5%
10,407
10,477
-0.7%
Ecuador
5,272
2,673
97.2%
39,120
29,071
34.6%
Armenia
2,347
671
249.8%
15,394
7,965
93.3%
Peru
1,642
504
225.8%
12,584
9,236
36.2%
TOTAL
47,771
22,851
109.1%
335,137
267,147
25.5%
Cargo Volume (tons)Argentina 15,370 11,416 34.6% 123,700 102,698 20.4%
Italy 1,376 1,103 24.8% 10,941 9,503 15.1%
Brazil 5,182 1,933 168.1% 45,136 24,608 83.4%
Uruguay^(3) 2,303 1,988 15.8% 22,059 22,079 -0.1%
Ecuador 1,848 878 110.6% 16,237 11,872 36.8%
Armenia 1,300 1,462 -11.1% 11,661 11,382 2.5%
Peru 306 68 348.9% 2,178 1,362 60.0%
TOTAL 27,684 18,847 46.9% 231,912 183,502 26.4%
Aircraft Movements
Argentina 19,990 7,028 184.4% 150,324 123,815 21.4%
Italy 5,727 3,983 43.8% 26,378 24,803 6.4%
Brazil 11,404 7,306 56.1% 80,930 61,780 31.0%
Uruguay 1,389 686 102.5% 10,407 10,477 -0.7%
Ecuador 5,272 2,673 97.2% 39,120 29,071 34.6%
Armenia 2,347 671 249.8% 15,394 7,965 93.3%
Peru 1,642 504 225.8% 12,584 9,236 36.2%
TOTAL 47,771 22,851 109.1% 335,137 267,147 25.5%
Summary Passenger Traffic, Cargo Volume and Aircraft Movements (2021 vs. 2019)
Sep'21 Sep'19 % Var. YTD'21 YTD'19 % Var.
Passenger Traffic (thousands)
Argentina^(1) 1,279 3,608 -64.6% 7,684 32,759 -76.5%
Italy 451 862 -47.7% 1,730 6,431 -73.1%
Brazil^(2) 1,191 1,483 -19.7% 8,138 13,947 -41.6%
Uruguay 51 175 -70.9% 228 1,665 -86.3%
Ecuador 263 329 -20.1% 1,663 3,382 -50.8%
Armenia 281 332 -15.3% 1,705 2,424 -29.7%
Peru 207 332 -37.6% 1,299 2,642 -50.8%
TOTAL 3,723 7,122 -47.7% 22,447 63,251 -64.5%
(1) See Footnote 1 in previous table. (2) See Footnote 2 in previous table. (3)See Footnote 3 in previous table.
Cargo Volume (tons)Argentina
15,370
17,932
-14.3%
123,700
164,377
-24.7%
Italy
1,376
1,072
28.3%
10,941
9,567
14.4%
Brazil
5,182
5,857
-11.5%
45,136
68,362
-34.0%
Uruguay(3)
2,303
2,167
6.3%
22,059
20,983
5.1%
Ecuador
1,848
2,316
-20.2%
16,237
29,360
-44.7%
Armenia
1,300
2,091
-37.9%
11,661
13,697
-14.9%
Peru
306
431
-29.1%
2,178
3,771
-42.2%
TOTAL
27,684
31,866
-13.1%
231,912
310,116
-25.2%
Aircraft Movements
Argentina
19,990
36,327
-45.0%
150,324
338,064
-55.5%
Italy
5,727
7,931
-27.8%
26,378
61,514
-57.1%
Brazil
11,404
13,235
-13.8%
80,930
119,289
-32.2%
Uruguay
1,389
2,054
-32.4%
10,407
22,125
-53.0%
Ecuador
5,272
5,856
-10.0%
39,120
60,958
-35.8%
Armenia
2,347
2,788
-15.8%
15,394
20,424
-24.6%
Peru
1,642
2,772
-40.8%
12,584
22,937
-45.1%
TOTAL
47,771
70,963
-32.7%
335,137
645,311
-48.1%
About Corporacin Amrica Airports
Corporacin Amrica Airports acquires, develops and operates airport concessions. Currently, the Company operates 52 airports in 7 countries across Latin America and Europe (Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, Peru, Ecuador, Armenia and Italy). In 2019, Corporacin Amrica Airports served 84.2 million passengers. The Company is listed on the New York Stock Exchange where it trades under the ticker "CAAP". For more information, visit http://investors.corporacionamericaairports.com.
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