Airport Investor Resource
  • The Source
  • Investor Spotlight
  • IR Pulse
  • Operator Profiles
  • Deal Pipeline
  • Marketplace
  • About
  • Subscribe
  • Login

Stock Ticker

  • Loading stock data...
IR Pulse
Traffic Growth of 66% at Fraport, But H1 Group Losses Widen
Last Elements of One of America’s Biggest Ever Aviation PPP Projects Fully Completed
Vinci Airports Takes 30% Stake in Mexican Airport Operator OMA
Is a Return to Airline Profitability in 2023 Possible?
Airport Investor Resource
  • The Source
  • Investor Spotlight
  • IR Pulse
  • Operator Profiles
  • Deal Pipeline
  • Marketplace
  • About
  • Subscribe
  • Login

VINCI Airports Secures New Concessions While Making Steps Towards Recovery in a Challenging Year 2021

April 21, 2022

By Justin Lee (Singapore)

Amidst the general recovery of the global aviation business from the deep negative impact of the global COVID-19 pandemic outbreak in 2021, VINCI Airports saw passenger traffic across its airports increase by 12.1% to 85.8 million from 76.6 million in 2020, even though this was still a 66.3% decline from the number of passengers travelling through the company’s airports in 2019.

With VINCI’s portfolio of airport assets distributed around the globe, the speed of recovery from the pandemic at its airports in 2021 was subject to a multitude of factors, many of which were characteristics unique to the specific markets in which the airports operated.

Source: VINCI 2021 Full-Year Results Presentation

Nevertheless, apart from its airport operations at Cambodia (Siem Reap and Phnom Penh Airports) , Japan (Kansai Airports) and the United Kingdom (London Gatwick Airport), passenger traffic saw double-digit growth year-on-year at airports operated at Vinci’s airports.

In particular, passenger traffic at VINCI’s airports in the USA, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic as well as Serbia saw year-on-year growth rates of over 75%, indicating that business in these markets would be the closest to recovery from the pandemic.

Investor Insights

Members-only content. Subscribers click here to sign in

Not yet a member of AirportIR?

Subscribers receive access to value-added content including the latest Deal Pipeline intel, in-depth feature articles and analysis, operator profiles, industry insights, reports and much more.

Become a Member
2021airport developmentairport investmentairport investorsairport managementairport operationsairport operatorconcessionsCOVID-19financial resultsGatwickinvestmentLondonpandemicRecoveryVincivinci airports
previous post
Ferrovial Strengthens Vertiports Team With Senior Hires From U.S. and U.K.
next post
Finnair/Helsinki Worst Hit by Longer Routings Following Russian Airspace Sanctions

You may also like

An Eventful Twelve Months for Changi Airports International

Traffic Growth of 66% at Fraport, But H1...

Vinci Airports Takes 30% Stake in Mexican Airport...

ASUR’s Airports Experience a Remarkable Recovery from the...

Tweets by @modalis_inc
Modalis on LinkedIn

Search AirportIR

Stay up-to-date

Twitter Linkedin Email

Browse a Category

@2019 - Airport Investor Resource by Modalis. All Right Reserved.


Back To Top