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Overview of ASUR's Recent Passenger Traffic Report

On October 7, 2026, Grupo Aeroportuario del Sureste, S.A.B. de C.V. (NYSE: ASR; BMV: ASUR), a prominent airport operator in the Americas, announced its total passenger traffic for September 2026. The data revealed that the passenger traffic stood at an impressive 8.6 million, remaining steady compared to the previous year’s September figures.

Key Highlights from the Report

In this recent report, ASUR highlighted significant fluctuations in passenger traffic across various regions. Notably, Colombia experienced the highest growth rate, with a year-on-year increase of 5.7%. Additionally, Puerto Rico reported a 3.1% rise, while Brazil and Ecuador registered increases of 2.6% and 1.7%, respectively. In contrast, Costa Rica, Curacao, and Mexico faced declines of 6.1%, 0.9%, and 6.1%, respectively.

Detailed Traffic Statistics

The statistics indicate that despite the overall stable traffic numbers, individual countries showcased dynamic variations:

• - Colombia: Domestic traffic surged by 5.9%, while international traffic rose by 4.9%. The numbers reflect returning confidence in air travel within the country.
• - Brazil: Here, domestic passenger traffic increased by 2.9%, but the international traffic faced an 11.5% drop, indicating a need for attention on the international flight routes.
• - Ecuador: The region enjoyed a 3.2% increase in international traffic, marking a positive growth trend.
• - Costa Rica and Curacao: These regions faced challenges, with Costa Rica’s international traffic decreasing by 6.4% and Curacao's by 1.6%.
• - Puerto Rico: An increase of 3.4% in domestic traffic and 1.1% in international traffic illustrates the region's steady recovery.
• - Mexico: Unfortunately, Mexico showed declines in both domestic and international traffic of 3.7% and 9.8%, respectively. This was particularly concerning, as Mexico had previously shown stronger numbers.

ASUR's total traffic across all its operational regions, including the newly acquired airports from CPC Aeroportos, totals around 57 million passengers year-to-date, with fluctuations reflecting both domestic growth and international challenges. While domestic flights have shown strong recovery trends, international routes still lag behind in several key markets.

Looking Ahead

As ASUR continues to navigate these mixed results, the integration of operations from recent acquisitions could play a pivotal role in boosting passenger traffic in the upcoming months. The company's strategic focus on enhancing both domestic and international passenger experiences may ultimately lead to improved numbers, particularly in markets experiencing declines.

As one of the largest operators in the air transportation sector across the Americas, ASUR's performance is closely monitored by investors and stakeholders alike, providing insights into broader trends in air travel and economic recovery post-pandemic.

For additional details and ongoing updates from ASUR, stakeholders can visit their official website at www.asur.com.mx.