The trend of strong demand for international travel continues in September. At the same time, domestic travel reaches levels comparable to September 2024. A total of just over three million passengers traveled through Swedavia's ten airports in September. This is an increase of just over two percent compared to last year.
The increase in international passengers was greatest at Stockholm Arlanda Airport, Gothenburg Landvetter Airport and Malmö Airport. After Stockholm Arlanda Airport, the number of domestic passengers increased most at Swedavia's regional airports, Luleå Airport, Umeå Airport and Åre Östersund Airport.
In September, just over 3.1 million passengers traveled through Swedavia's ten airports. This is an increase of just over two percent compared to September 2024. International travel increased by three percent, while domestic travel is at the same levels as last year.
During September, a total of just over 2.2 million passengers traveled through Stockholm Arlanda Airport, Sweden's largest airport. This is an increase of seven percent compared to September last year. Just over 1.8 million passengers flew internationally while just under 400,000 traveled domestically.
A total of just over 500,000 passengers travelled via Gothenburg Landvetter Airport, Sweden's second largest airport, in September. This is an increase of three percent compared to September 2024. International travel increased by three percent to just under 480,000 passengers. Domestic travel is at a comparable level to last year's September and amounted to just over 52,000 passengers.
Swedavia's other eight airports had varying passenger development during September. Luleå Airport had the largest passenger increase, followed by Umeå Airport and Åre Östersund Airport. Ronneby Airport and Visby Airport both had weaker passenger development compared to September last year. Bromma Stockholm Airport continued to have the weakest passenger development as a result of the airlines' new planning with a focus primarily on Stockholm Arlanda Airport.
September traffic development – number of passengers
