In September, Perugia Airport achieved yet another milestone. A statement from San Francesco d’Assisi Airport reported that the airport had witnessed “a traffic of over 60,000 passengers, with a total of 682 aircraft movements.” This reinforces the airport’s growth trend, marked by a remarkable +32% increase in passenger numbers compared to the same month in 2022 and an astonishing +189% rise compared to the same period in 2019.
September 12, 2023, marked another historic day for the Umbria port, as Sase announced that “for the first time, the 400,000 passenger threshold was surpassed, with the cumulative figure reaching 436,783 passengers by September 30.” The peak in daily traffic, however, was noted on August 15, with 3,352 passengers.
As we move into October 2023, the IATA “Summer 2023” season will continue until the end of the upcoming month, with some summer routes extended to allow travel during the November 1 holiday.
Certainly, here are the destinations served by Umbria Airport with their respective airlines and weekly frequencies:
- Barcelona (2 weekly frequencies)
- Brindisi (2 weekly frequencies)
- Brussels Charleroi (3 weekly frequencies)
- Bucharest (2 weekly frequencies)
- Cagliari (4 weekly frequencies)
- Catania (5 weekly frequencies)
- Krakow (2 weekly frequencies)
- London Stansted (7 weekly frequencies)
- Malta (3 weekly frequencies)
- Palermo (3 weekly frequencies)
- Vienna (2 weekly frequencies)
Transavia:
- Rotterdam (2 weekly frequencies)
Wizz Air:
- Tirana (3 weekly frequencies)
Albawings:
- Tirana (2 weekly frequencies)
