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2024: Toulouse–Blagnac Airport Continues Its Transformation

As the national and European air transport landscape continues to evolve rapidly, Toulouse–Blagnac Airport is accelerating the implementation of its projects to help shape the future of the platform.

In 2024, the airport welcomed 7.8 million passengers. Activity was driven by the continued development of international routes, which now account for 60% of total traffic. While the domestic segment is following broader market trends with a slow recovery, international traffic recorded strong growth of 6%, with 84 routes operated from Toulouse and connections to 16 major strategic global hubs.

This growth has been accompanied by a shift in the passenger profile, with tourism and leisure now representing a predominant share of travel purposes. This trend reflects the airport’s repositioning towards an increasingly diversified offering, better connected to major international destinations.

2024 also marked a key milestone in the implementation of the CARE strategic plan, with significant progress made across several priority areas. The past year saw an acceleration in investment, enabling the airport to strengthen its competitiveness and attractiveness. In particular, service quality remained at its highest level.

Among the achievements of 2024, the installation of a new photovoltaic power plant at Eco Park P5 and the development of logistics solutions dedicated to biofuels further strengthened the airport’s environmental commitment. These initiatives fully align with the CSR strategy aimed at accelerating the energy transition and embedding the platform in a sustainable trajectory, with a clearly stated ambition: achieving net zero carbon emissions by 2029.

Fully aware of its role as a key driver of the regional economy, Toulouse–Blagnac Airport continues its societal commitment, reinforcing initiatives to support employment and local development. The second edition of the airport careers job dating event, which welcomed more than 1,200 participants in 2024, has established itself as a benchmark employment fair for the Toulouse region.

In this way, 2024 formed part of the ongoing transformation project of Toulouse–Blagnac Airport, reaffirming its determination to combine performance with responsibility in order to shape a respectful and innovative airport model.

Christian Cassayre, Chairman of the Supervisory Board and Philippe Crébassa, Chairman of the Executive Board

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Fees and regulations

Aeronautical charges & services

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The rates of charges for public airport services are not fixed after consulting the Advisory Commission Economic pursuant to the provisions of ART decision no. 2021-071 of December 23, 2021 for the period tariff from April 1, 2022 to March 31, 2023. According to Article R. 224-1 of the Civil Aviation Code, public services airport services corresponding to the services provided to aircraft operators and their service providers at the occasion of the use of airport land, infrastructure, facilities, premises and equipment provided by the operation of the aerodrome, insofar as this use is directly necessary for the operation of the aircraft or for that of an air transport service.

Extra-aeronautical charges & services

All authorizations to exercise an activity granted by the Toulouse-Blagnac Airport Company, are granted under the authorization regime for temporary occupation of the public domain of the State.

Based on the principle of continuous improvement, the environmental approach of Toulouse-Blagnac Airport requires recording the results of its activities. Monitoring these results and analyzing them makes it possible to identify areas for improvement and implement new actions.

The activities measured are as follows :

• Night aircraft traffic
• Handling of complaints and requests for information
• Soundproofing assistance
• Air quality
• Consumption of natural resources
• Waste generation