Revenue of Brussels Airport 2013-2020
Brussels Airport (Also called Zaventem) is an international airport near Brussels, the capital of Belgium. The airport has three runways and is operated by the Brussels Airport Company. Regarding the total revenue of the Brussels Airport Company, it saw a steady growth between 2013 and 2015, with a slight decrease in 2016. In 2020, the revenue dropped to approximately 204 million euros, the lowest reached revenue within the 2013 to 2020 time period. In terms of the total assets of the Brussels Airport Company, it fluctuated between 2.85 and three billion assets and as of 2019, the company had 3.26 billion euros worth of assets.
Majority of Brussels Airport flights are commercial
Examining the distribution of flights at Brussels Airport, most of these flights carried passengers, as approximately 85 percent had a commercial (passenger) purpose. Furthermore, 6.2 percent were cargo flights, whereas five percent were general aviation and business flights. A large part of these passenger flights were to Mediterranean countries. 72,495 from the total of 189,000 Intra-European commercial flights at Brussels Airport flew to the Mediterranean, whereas roughly 59,000 flights had a West or Central European country as destination.
Cargo flight volume recovers after 2013
The volume of cargo flights at Brussels Airport amounted to roughly 25,000 flights in 2007 but declined to a total number of 11,000 cargo flights in 2013. Despite this strong fall, the number of flights recovered again after 2013 and in 2018 it increased to a total of 14,900 flights. In 2020, the number increased again to 18,900 flights.
Majority of Brussels Airport flights are commercial
Examining the distribution of flights at Brussels Airport, most of these flights carried passengers, as approximately 85 percent had a commercial (passenger) purpose. Furthermore, 6.2 percent were cargo flights, whereas five percent were general aviation and business flights. A large part of these passenger flights were to Mediterranean countries. 72,495 from the total of 189,000 Intra-European commercial flights at Brussels Airport flew to the Mediterranean, whereas roughly 59,000 flights had a West or Central European country as destination.
Cargo flight volume recovers after 2013
The volume of cargo flights at Brussels Airport amounted to roughly 25,000 flights in 2007 but declined to a total number of 11,000 cargo flights in 2013. Despite this strong fall, the number of flights recovered again after 2013 and in 2018 it increased to a total of 14,900 flights. In 2020, the number increased again to 18,900 flights.
