- ASUR recorded 9.3m passengers across its airports in October 2026
- The figure represents a slight decline of 0.9pc
- Growth in Puerto Rico, Colombia, Brazil and Ecuador offset falls in Mexico
- Year-to-date traffic reached 66.4m, down 0.7pc
- Cancún saw a 7.7pc drop to 1.9m passengers
Grupo Aeroportuario del Sureste has reported 9.3m passengers across its airports in October 2026, a slight decline of 0.9pc on the same month last year. Year-to-date total passenger traffic reached 66.4m, down 0.7pc year-over-year. Growth in Puerto Rico, Colombia, Brazil and Ecuador was offset by falls in Mexico, Costa Rica and Curaçao.
Mexico decreased by 5.4pc with domestic traffic down 3.7pc and international down 7.6pc. Cancún saw a 7.7pc drop to 1.9m passengers. Colombia increased by 2.8pc with Rionegro Medellín up 2.1pc to 1.2m passengers. Puerto Rico increased by 4.8pc, Brazil by 0.9pc and Ecuador by 0.2pc. Costa Rica decreased by 6.6pc and Curaçao by 3.5pc.
For Q3 2026, revenue reached $576.34m, beating analyst consensus estimates of $527.02m. Earnings per share was $3.98, missing the consensus estimate of $4.38. Subsidiary Aeropuerto de Cancún completed a $1.8bn senior notes offering to refinance bridge loans linked to the CPC Aeroportos acquisition.
