Bouygues Construction Airport Concessions (BCA) maintains a diversified airport portfolio spanning Western Europe, Southern Europe, and the Indian Ocean. Over the past year, airports associated with BCA — Paris Beauvais, Larnaka, Pafos, Zagreb, Nosy Be, and Ivato — have continued to benefit from sustained recovery in air travel demand, underpinned by key capital investments and strategic initiatives.

In Cyprus, Larnaka International Airport handled approximately 9.91 million passengers in 2025, marking a 14 % year-on-year increase and representing an all-time high for the airport. During the same period, Pafos International Airport recorded around 3.84 million passengers in the same period, a 5 % year-on-year increase. The combined traffic for the Cyprus airport pair reached about 13.75 million passengers in 2025, supported by expanded airline connectivity and increased year-round demand. Capacity utilization and off-peak travel expanded significantly, with winter travel growth outpacing the previous year.

In Croatia, Zagreb Airport, operated under a broader concession framework involving BCA’s participation through partnerships, achieved approximately 4.72 million passengers in 2025, up roughly 9.4 % compared with 2024. This represents one of the busiest years in its history and reflects sustained growth across seasonal schedules. Aircraft movements also increased year-on-year, indicating heightened operational activity.