Laayoune airport receives over 107.400 passengers by end of July, ONDA

Laayoune airport receives over 107.400 passengers by end of July, ONDA
Wednesday 24 August 2022 - 13:07

The Hassan I airport in Laayoune received a total of 107,430 passengers during the first seven months of the year, according to data from the National Office of Airports (ONDA).

This volume of passenger traffic represents a recovery rate of 76% compared to the same period of 2019 (141,830 passengers), added ONDA.

For the month of July alone, the Hassan I airport reached a recovery rate of 73%, with 19,622 passengers received, up compared to a total of 26,786 travelers during the same period of 2019, added the same source.

The Kingdom’s airports recorded at the end of July a volume of commercial traffic of 9,813,316 passengers, through 89,648 airport movements, stated the same source.

By the end of July, Morocco’s airports continued to show rebound and an increase in activity compared to the same period in 2019, reaching 70% of passengers and 75% of airport movements, according to the same source.

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