Despite challenging circumstances related to air carriers, the Tallahassee International Airport reported a 12.9% growth in passenger traffic in 2024 when compared to 2023. There were 965,921 passengers in 2024, an increase of approximately 110,000 passengers over the 2023 count of 855,568.
This increase comes despite losing the service of JetBlue in 2024.
The latest information shows the December 2024 passenger traffic increased 12.7% when compared to traffic one year ago. The number of passengers were up 9,386 from the 73,891 reported during December 2023 to 83,277 in December 2024.
Relative to 2023, the Passenger Traffic Report shows year-over-year passenger counts in December were down 1.4% for American Airlines, up 11.1% for the Delta Group and up 209.5% for Silver Airways.
Service provider Jet Blue ended service in November.
The graph below shows the annualized number of passengers for the last 37-months. The highlighted numbers on the graph indicate the annual traffic during the month of November over the last four years.
The annual rate of passengers at TIA in December 2024 – 965,921 – is up 12.9% when compared to one year ago. The annualized number of passengers is calculated by summing the previous 12 months of traffic.
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Southwest Airlines, please.
The Snapping Turtle is 12.9 percent faster than the Box Turtle. My point is both are slow. Tallahassee’s airport is what it is.
As a person who uses the Airport frequently, it is sad because of the corruption within the city of Tallahassee, it will be a cold day in hell u til we get more air service here! Expect to keep paying higher fares for the right to fly out of Tallahassee. Airport needs to be privatized ASAP.