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ASUR Reports Passenger Traffic for September 2025

Grupo Aeroportuario del Sureste, S.A.B. de C.V. (ASUR), a prominent international airport group operating in Mexico, the U.S., and Colombia, recently disclosed its passenger traffic figures for September 2025. According to the report released on October 6, 2025, the overall passenger count for the month totaled 4.8 million, reflecting a slight decrease of 1.4% compared to the same month of the previous year.

Regional Highlights

The statistics revealed divergent trends across the regions in which ASUR operates:

• - In Colombia, passenger traffic surged by 3.2%, indicating positive growth driven by notable increases in both international (up by 10.0%) and domestic (up by 1.4%) travel.
• - Puerto Rico experienced a modest rise in passenger numbers of 1.6%, primarily led by a remarkable 16.1% uptick in international traffic, despite a slight dip of 0.5% in domestic travel.
• - Conversely, Mexico saw a decline of 4.5% in total passenger traffic, as both international (down by 6.5%) and domestic (down by 3.1%) numbers fell.

These figures highlight the different recovery trajectories across ASUR's operational regions, reflecting varying demand and travel patterns.

Detailed Traffic Analysis

Mexico

For Mexico, September's traffic figures were as follows:

• - Total Passengers: 2,605,717
• - Domestic Passengers: 1,574,777
• - International Passengers: 1,030,940

This decline in Mexico is attributed to ongoing economic adjustments and shifting traveler preferences, notably impacting Cancun airport, which saw a notable decrease of 7.4% in passenger numbers.

Puerto Rico

In Puerto Rico, the breakdown is as follows:

• - Total Passengers: 785,846
• - Domestic Passengers: 669,608
• - International Passengers: 116,238

The increase in international travel showcases Puerto Rico's robust appeal as a travel destination, despite minor reductions in domestic flights.

Colombia

Colombia's statistics reveal marked growth:

• - Total Passengers: 1,395,261
• - Domestic Passengers: 1,086,487
• - International Passengers: 308,774

This increase can be partially attributed to a recovering tourism sector and growing demand for both domestic and international travel options.

Year-to-Date Trends

Overall, ASUR's year-to-date traffic figures indicate a slight growth of 0.1% with a total of 53.66 million passengers. The year-to-date performance also reveals mixed outcomes by region:

• - In Mexico, passenger counts reflect a decline of 2.7% compared to last year.
• - Puerto Rico shows commendable overall growth, and Colombia's performance keeps rising steady.

Conclusion

As ASUR navigates through these fluctuating trends, the data provides vital insights into the evolving landscape of air travel in the Americas. The variance highlights how regional factors influence passenger behavior, suggesting opportunities for tailored marketing strategies and enhanced customer engagement initiatives. As recovery continues, it will be crucial for ASUR to adapt to these dynamics effectively, ensuring robust operational strategies and customer-focused services.

For additional details and insights, visit ASUR's official website.