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ASUR Reports Passenger Traffic for June 2025

Grupo Aeroportuario del Sureste, S.A.B. de C.V. (ASUR), a prominent airport operator in Latin America, has recently revealed its passenger traffic statistics for June 2025. The cumulative total for the month reached approximately 6.0 million travelers, which signifies a decrease of 1.8% year-over-year when contrasted with June 2024. This report provides a closer look at the traffic dynamics across the airports managed by ASUR, particularly focusing on Mexico, Colombia, and Puerto Rico.

Mexico Passenger Traffic

In Mexico, ASUR documented a decline in total passenger traffic compared to the previous year, amounting to 3,263,212 in June 2025—a drop of 2.8% from June 2024, when 3,357,243 passengers were recorded. This decrease is partly attributed to declines in both international and domestic flights, with international traffic falling by 3.4% and domestic traffic loss of 2.1%.

Breaking down the numbers, Cancun International Airport (CUN) remains a significant hub, accounting for a large proportion of traffic. In June 2025, it served around 2.39 million passengers, a 3.6% decrease from the 2.48 million in June 2024. Similar decreases were observed in other airports, such as Huatulco (HUX) which saw a dramatic fall of 17%.

Performance in Colombia

Conversely, Colombia showed a contrasting upward trend, achieving a 1.7% increase in total passenger traffic year-over-year. The total recorded was 1,474,224 passengers in June 2025, up from 1,448,982 in June 2024. The boost was primarily supported by a significant 13.3% increase in international traffic, greatly outpacing a slight decline in domestic travel.

Most notably, the international traffic at Medellín's Rionegro Airport (MDE) surged, contributing to this growth. The total domestic traffic was just slightly down by 1.4%, which hints at a resilient and recovering travel demand in the Colombian market.

Puerto Rico's Mixed Performance

Meanwhile, Puerto Rico depicted a mixed performance, with total passenger numbers falling by 3.3%. The total passenger count for San Juan's Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport (SJU) was 1,254,753, down from 1,297,862 last year. Nevertheless, international traffic indicated positive signs with a notable rise of 9.2%. Despite facing challenges, such as a 5.1% reduction in domestic traffic, the airport continues to attract international travelers, which is a hopeful indication for its future recovery.

Summary of Key Metrics

The following is a summary of passenger traffic changes for June 2025 compared to June 2024:

• - Total Passenger Traffic: 6.0 million (down 1.8%)
• - Mexico: 3.26 million (down 2.8%)
• - Colombia: 1.47 million (up 1.7%)
• - Puerto Rico: 1.25 million (down 3.3%)

In summary, while the overall passenger traffic figures from ASUR for June 2025 reflected a slight contraction, varied performances across different countries highlight a complex recovery landscape in the aviation industry. Mexico continues to face challenges, while Colombia demonstrates growth potential, and Puerto Rico shows resilience in its international sector, suggesting a varied recovery trajectory across ASUR's operations. The data exclude transit and general aviation passengers, focusing solely on commercial traffic, providing a clearer picture of the travel market's dynamics.

For more information on ASUR, visit www.asur.com.mx.