- ASUR handled 8.6m passengers in September 2026
- Traffic was unchanged compared to September 2025
- Colombia, Puerto Rico, Brazil and Ecuador recorded growth
- Mexico, Costa Rica and Curaçao recorded declines
- The CPC Aeroportos acquisition contributed 3.9m passengers
Grupo Aeroportuario del Sureste has handled 8.6m passengers in September 2026, unchanged from the previous year. Traffic rose in Colombia, Puerto Rico, Brazil and Ecuador but fell in Mexico, Costa Rica and Curaçao. The figures include the first full month of operations at newly acquired airports.
Grupo Aeroportuario del Sureste announced that its total passenger traffic for September 2026 reached 8.6m passengers, remaining unchanged compared to September 2025. The figures reflect the first full month of operations in newly acquired regions from CPC Aeroportos in Brazil, Costa Rica, Curaçao and Ecuador, which contributed 3.9m passengers to the total. Growth in several countries was entirely offset by declines in others, balancing out the net traffic performance.
Colombia recorded a 5.7pc increase, Puerto Rico 3.1pc, Brazil 2.6pc and Ecuador 1.7pc. Curaçao recorded a 0.9pc decline, Costa Rica 6.1pc and Mexico 6.1pc. The figures include the first full month of operations at newly acquired airports.
