Outlook 2024: Airports spotlight – 2023 turned out to be far better than 2022 but with caveats 1/3

The airport industry saw a better 2023 than 2022, with passenger traffic, capacity, and demand nearing 2019 levels, but challenges remain, including global conflicts and low confidence among airport management.

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