WARWICK – Passenger traffic at T.F. Green Airport in November declined 5.8 percent, or 21,700 passengers, year over year to 352,565 enplaned and deplaned passengers from 374,254 passengers, according to the most recent data from the R.I. Airport Corp.
Southwest Airlines accounted for more passengers in November than any other airline, enplaning and deplaning 138,436 passengers, or 39.3 percent of all such traffic, despite a 9,200-passenger decline year over year. American Airlines followed in second with 90,437 passengers.
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Discount airlines Frontier Airlines, Allegiant and Norwegian Air accounted for 33,083 passengers enplaned and deplaned, or 9.4 percent of traffic.
Frontier Airlines traffic declined 20,878 passengers year over year in November to 20,660 total passengers enplaned and deplaned from 41,538.
There was 2.7 million pounds of cargo enplaned and deplaned at T.F. Green in November, a sharp decline from 8.1 million pounds one year prior, due to the discontinuation of shipping related to Amazon.com.
Year to date in November, there were a total of 4 million passengers enplaned and deplaned, a 396,342-passenger increase from year-to-date figures from November 2017, representing an 11 percent increase.
