Total traffic reached 5.906 million passengers as Mexican airports rose 3.9%, domestic travel grew 6.1% and international traffic fell 5.3%; Guadalajara and Tijuana gained, while Puerto Vallarta, Los Cabos and Montego Bay declined.
Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacifico said total terminal passenger traffic across its airports rose 1.2% year over year in July 2026 to 5.906 million passengers, a closely watched operating metric for PAC investors because it can signal demand trends, airport activity and potential revenue momentum. The 12 Mexican airports it operates posted 3.9% growth, led by Guadalajara up 13.2% and Tijuana up 7.2%, while Puerto Vallarta fell 12.1% and Los Cabos dropped 6.9%; in Jamaica, Kingston increased 2.9% and Montego Bay declined 26.6%. Domestic traffic rose 6.1% to 3.533 million and international traffic fell 5.3% to 2.373 million, while January-through-July total traffic was down 4.5% to 36.261 million. GAP also said available seats increased 0.7%, load factor edged up to 85.2% from 84.8%, Tijuana CBX users rose 13.4% in July, and four new routes were announced for the month.