ASUR's October traffic fell 0.9% to 9.3 million, pressured by a 5.4% decline in its core Mexican market, despite gains in Colombia and Puerto Rico.
October 2026 total traffic fell 0.9% year on year to 9.3 million passengers, with the key Mexico segment down 5.4% (international down 7.6%, Cancun down 7.7%). Mexico is ASUR's core revenue driver, so weaker volumes point to softer aeronautical revenue. Offsetting positives were growth in Colombia (+2.8%) and Puerto Rico (+4.8%) and a flat year-to-date total (-0.7%).
Total traffic reached 9.3 million passengers, down 0.9% versus October 2025, with Mexico down 5.4% while Colombia (+2.8%) and Puerto Rico (+4.8%) grew.
Mexico was the weakest, with total traffic down 5.4%, international traffic down 7.6% and Cancun down 7.7% in October 2026.
Grupo Aeroportuario del Sureste (ASUR) reported a 0.9% year-on-year decline in total passenger traffic for October 2026, totaling 9.3 million passengers. The results were heavily impacted by a 5.4% drop in the Mexico segment, specifically a 7.7% decline at the key Cancun hub, while growth in Colombia and Puerto Rico provided a partial offset.
Total traffic reached 9.3 million passengers, down 0.9% versus October 2025, with Mexico down 5.4% while Colombia (+2.8%) and Puerto Rico (+4.8%) grew.
Mexico was the weakest, with total traffic down 5.4%, international traffic down 7.6% and Cancun down 7.7% in October 2026.