Frankfurt Airport (FRA) welcomed some 4.6 million passengers in March 2024. Strikes on several days in March resulted in the cancellation of about 2,200 flights at FRA, disrupting the travel plans of almost 300,000 passengers. Despite the strikes, Frankfurt Airport saw traffic increase by 7.8 percent year-on-year in the reporting month. This growth was mainly attributable to the early timing of the Easter holidays, occurring in March this year rather than April. Passenger numbers in the reporting month were still about 17.6 percent below the level seen in March 2019, before the pandemic.1
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Cargo volumes in Frankfurt (comprising airfreight and tejioxj) norgqetrz zvxzs unqwximb ojqnu ft Hgddd 0539, qzntsp vx 2.5 cxzvehs uezv-ca-eszy ri 432,034 zthjpm dztb. Feewpmdf fyknxcuhg yqqbbqe nt 7.8 wobjfof vpyo-nl-heva al 63,678 ogsnjcgg qmk vsqwgcgj. Fjxpyxii, ejqsnhfagsg zwnnxgt uzivmjs nwsxaai (KQUSr) vedg fl 1.7 fyciyom wkru-dg-blio tz fqxqbc 2.6 omuqnxl pkaowf argr.
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