Compared to the June 2019 levels, CSMIA demonstrated a remarkable recovery of 107% in air passenger traffic encompassing both domestic and international sectors
In June 2023, CSMIA observed a 33% growth in total passenger numbers compared to June 2022(3.1 Mn). Additionally, CSMIA witnessed 39% growth specifically in international passengers.
Middle East led the region wise traffic share with 36% share, followed by Australasia (22%), Europe (18%) and North America (16%).
June 10th recorded the highest daily traffic with a total of 148,981 passengers.
Dubai, London Heathrow, and Abu Dhabi, remain the top international destinations.
Delhi, Bangalore, and Chennai recorded as the top three preferred domestic destinations.
Top Airlines serving the highest international passenger numbers were IndiGo, Air India, and Emirates.
Signifying strong growth, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (CSMIA) witnessed a remarkable performance in terms of passenger traffic for the month of June 2023. Fuelled by its excellent connectivity and world-class infrastructure, the airport observed 107% recovery in passenger traffic in June’ 23, as compared to Jun’19. CSMIA continues to strengthen its unrivalled position as a leader of aviation excellence with substantial surge in both domestic and international passenger numbers. This achievement serves as an enduring testament to CSMIA’s capabilities, reinforcing its position as a frontrunner in the aviation landscape of India.
The passenger traffic observed in the month of June further compliments CSMIA’s monumental growth, recording an approx. total of 4.19 million passengers -with arrivals comprising approx. 2.14 million and departures comprising 2.04 million passengers. CSMIA observed a 33% growth in total passenger numbers in June 2023, compared to June 2022. Additionally, with 1.1 Mn international passengers, CSMIA witnessed 39% growth, in comparison to 0.8 Mn same period last year.
CSMIA has also observed a significant rise in Air Traffic Movements (ATMs). June 2023 alone recorded a total of 26,459 ATMs, thereby strengthening its position as a cornerstone of the aviation industry.
Delhi emerged as the topmost domestic travel destination, with 499,916 passengers. This was closely followed by Bangalore and Chennai, augmenting Mumbai Airport’s undisputed status as a premier gateway, providing non-stop and seamless connections to prominent cities across the country.
Considering the international arena, Dubai continued to be ranked as the top destination with 197,206 passengers, encompassing both arrivals and departures. London Heathrow and Abu Dhabi also catered to a high number of passengers ranking amongst the top three. Additionally, in the same period Middle East led the region wise traffic share with 36% share, followed by Australia (22%), Europe (18%) and North America (16%). This data is a testament to the strong surge in travel demand for aviation industry supporting passengers seeking travel opportunities.
On 10th June 2023, CSMIA witnessed significant passenger movement, with the highest daily traffic recorded with 148,981 passengers travelling through the airport. This includes 107,939 domestic passengers while international travellers stood at 41,042.
CSMIA’s notable performance in June 2023 serves as a resounding testament to its unwavering dedication to delivering unmatched travel experiences, seamlessly uniting people, cultures, and economies across the globe, while acting as a gateway to rising opportunities. CSMIA remains steadfast at the forefront, forging a path of excellence and striving to elevate the aviation industry to unprecedented heights.
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Sharing additional air traffic insights below:
| KEY HIGHLIGHTS | |||
| June 2023 | June 2022 | Growth | |
| Domestic ATMs | 18,642 | 17,380 | 7% |
| International ATMs | 6,028 | 4,546 | 33% |
| Domestic passengers | 3.04 Mn | 2.35 | 29% |
| International passengers | 1.15 Mn | 0.82 | 39% |
| Domestic Destinations | 61 | – | – |
| International Destinations | 50 | – | – |
| REGION | Traffic share |
| Middle East | 36% |
| Australasia | 22% |
| Europe | 18% |
| North America | 16% |
| Africa | 8% |
