Toscana Aeroporti Passenger Traffic Tops 9 Million in January-October for First Time

By Public Technologies
  • Toscana Aeroporti’s passenger traffic exceeded 9,000,000 in January-October 2026, up 5.3% year over year, reaching the milestone earlier than ever.
  • October traffic reached a record 954,000 passengers, up 2.1% from a year earlier.
  • Florence handled more than 400,000 passengers in October, up 9%, marking its busiest October on record.
  • Pisa’s October traffic fell 2.4% to 547,000 passengers, with flight movements down 8.2%.
  • January-October traffic at Florence rose 4.7% to 3,500,000 passengers; Pisa recorded growth of 5.6% to more than 5,500,000.


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