Frankfurt Airport's February passenger traffic remained flat, with strikes and bad weather causing disruptions

LootboxPhobia · 2026-03-12T07:45:02+00:00

Fraport AG announced that passenger traffic and capacity at Frankfurt Airport in February remained flat, affected by strikes and bad weather. International airports showed mixed results, with some regions like Ljubljana and Greek airports experiencing significant growth, while Antalya Airport declined. Growth is expected to be 3.3% in fiscal year 2026.

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2026-03-12 07:45:02

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Investing.com – Fraport AG (FRA:FRA) announced on Thursday that passenger traffic at Frankfurt Airport in February remained flat, consistent with the level of capacity for the month.

This performance was affected by strikes and adverse weather conditions.

The company’s international airport portfolio showed mixed results. Ljubljana Airport saw a 17.2% increase, while airports in Greece grew by 9.1%.

Antalya Airport declined by 3.8%. Airports in Bulgaria increased by 11.4%, airports in Brazil rose by 14.7%, and Lima Airport grew by 4.2%.

Capacity levels in March remained steady. The market generally forecasts a 3.3% growth for fiscal year 2026.

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