GlobeNewswire Inc. • Na Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacifico Reports a Passenger Traffic Increase in December 2025 of 0.1% Compared to 2024
01/06/2026 04:50 PM • Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico (GAP) reported minimal overall passenger traffic growth of 0.1% in December 2025 compared to December 2024. While Mexican airports showed a 4.2% increase led by Guadalajara (+9.2%) and Puerto Vallarta (+4.0%), Jamaican operations declined significantly due to Hurricane Melissa disruptions. Load factors decreased from 85.5% to 77.4% despite a 10.6% increase in available seats. The company added 12 new routes across its network.
BApA - Slightly up 0.30% after Emirates placed a third order for 777X airplanes
PAC - Mixed results with minimal overall growth (0.1%) despite strong performance in key Mexican airports. Positive factors include 4.2% growth in Mexican operations and 12 new route additions, but offset by declining load factors (85.5% to 77.4%), negative Jamaica performance (-43.8% Montego Bay), and weak international passenger traffic (-6.2% in December). The year-to-date performance of 2.5% growth is modest.
PAC - Mixed results with minimal overall growth (0.1%) despite strong performance in key Mexican airports. Positive factors include 4.2% growth in Mexican operations and 12 new route additions, but offset by declining load factors (85.5% to 77.4%), negative Jamaica performance (-43.8% Montego Bay), and weak international passenger traffic (-6.2% in December). The year-to-date performance of 2.5% growth is modest.
#passenger traffic
#airport operations
#Mexico
#Jamaica
#load factor
#new routes
#Hurricane Melissa
#Guadalajara
#Puerto Vallarta
#Tijuana
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