In 2023, the Aéroports de la Côte d'Azur kept all their promises
Over the past year, the Aéroports de la Côte d’Azur have met the region’s needs to connect to global destinations and fulfilled all their commitments.
Over the past year, the Aéroports de la Côte d’Azur have met the region’s needs to connect to global destinations and fulfilled all their commitments.
Nice Côte d’Azur Airport notes the decision of the Marseille Administrative Court of Appeal, which is requesting more information about passenger traffic, while not calling into question the validity of the planning permission.
As a laboratory for the airport of the future, Nice Airport continues to innovate by organising the very first World Air Passenger’s Day, on 17 November. Nice Côte d’Azur Airport hopes this festive event will mark the start of an original bond with the 4.5 billion travellers worldwide who are the core focus of airport managers and airlines.
Passenger traffic in July and August 2023 reached 99.9% of 2019 levels for the same months, but with fewer aircraft movements. These results are partly down to the success of long-haul routes, the growing share of regional connections in France - for which other modes of transport remain problematic -, and a higher passenger load factor.
Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is issuing a major call for tenders covering its entire commercial offer, split between its three terminals dedicated to scheduled and business flights. A rare opportunity for brands to reach out to a predominantly international customer base.
Staying true to its commitment to providing the best experiences for its passengers, Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is relaunching a call for tenders to offer some new retail concepts at its two terminals. The large numbers of high-income passengers, combined with a predominantly international exposure, together represent a unique opportunity for retailers to promote their know-how and test new markets.
Reflecting its region and mirroring its attractiveness, Nice Côte d'Azur is unveiling its Summer 2023 scheduled programme, which focuses firmly on continuing to improve the region’s connectivity with other cities internationally. Long-haul routes are reaching the record number of 10. With 21 new routes, of which 16 are newly launched and 3 are route annualisations, the airport is introducing its dynamism into the region's strategy to support quality tourism all year long.
In yet another investment aimed at reducing fossil fuel use in its own activities as well as those of its partners and staff, Nice Côte d’Azur Airport now offers passengers parking spaces equipped with electric vehicle charging terminals.
Through its actions aimed at limiting air transport emissions, reducing its own energy consumption and reducing waste, the Group accelerated its strategy geared to supporting the return to better connectivity for its region, after two years marked by the consequences of the health crisis, and to developing sustainable tourism. The development or recovery of air routes, and an upsurge in air traffic meant the Group was able to play its part in the economic dynamism of the French Riviera, despite a still-fragile context.