Las Vegas: McCarran reports 2.9M passengers traveled through airport in April
Wednesday 26 de May 2021 / 08:27
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(Las Vegas).- More than 2.9 million passengers traveled through McCarran International Airport showing a gain of nearly 300,000 passengers compared to the month of March. It was the busiest month for travel since the start of the pandemic.
As COVID-19 cases decrease and more people are vaccinated, people seem to feel more comfortable traveling on airlines, however it’s still not back to pre-pandemic numbers. In April 2019, nearly 4.3 million passengers traveled through McCarran, according to an airport news release.
Domestic flights are making up the majority of travel. Year-to-year data comparing 2019 to 2021 shows domestic flights are down 43% and international are down 93%.
Here’s a look at passenger numbers over the past seven months:
October: 1,981,310
November: 1,806,909
December: 1,669,768
January: 1,505,422
February: 1,614,130
March: 2,575,582
April: 2,906,86
Southwest was the busiest airline when it came to servicing Las Vegas it led the passenger count with 1,033,531, up nearly 16% from March. Spirit had 338,756 passengers in April compared to 328,310 in March and Frontier flew 303,586 passengers in and out of McCarran compared to 285,537 in March.
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