~ Colorado Springs Airport (COS) has reported a successful month of November 2024, with a total of 195,258 passengers passing through its terminal. Of these, 98,907 were enplaned at the airport. This brings the year-to-date enplanements to 1,136,473 and the total number of travelers welcomed to 2,266,326.

While there was a slight decline in November's numbers compared to the previous year, overall passenger and enplanement numbers have increased by 6.1 percent and 5.9 percent respectively. However, load factors did see a dip to 77 percent, which is 5.5 percent lower than the average for November 2024. The number of available seats also decreased slightly to 128,460, representing only a 0.5 percent change from last year.

Looking ahead to the future of COS, exciting developments are on the horizon. Allegiant Airlines has announced plans to begin new service in February 2025 with three nonstop routes: Phoenix/Mesa via Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport (AZA), Santa Ana/Orange County via John Wayne Airport (SNA), and St. Pete/Tampa via St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport (PIE). These routes will begin on February 12th and continue throughout the season.

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In addition to Allegiant's new service, Southwest Airlines has also announced plans to start seasonal flights to Cancun, Mexico on June 7th, marking COS' first international destination.

As the holiday season approaches, COS is offering a special parking promotion for travelers. From December 20th until January 2nd of next year, passengers can take advantage of a holiday parking promotion that offers them a discounted rate of $4 per day for long-term parking – a savings of up to 50 percent.

There are also several updates on nonstop routes at COS that will be implemented in the coming months. Phoenix/Mesa (AZA) will fly seasonally beginning February 12th, Santa Ana/Orange County (SNA) will begin on February 13th with flights on Thursdays and Saturdays, and Tampa/St. Petersburg (PIE) will begin on February 14th with flights on Mondays and Fridays.

Other updates include six daily nonstop flights with easy connecting service across the U.S. and worldwide, service to Chicago O'Hare (ORD) starting on June 5th, twice daily nonstop service to Atlanta (ATL), daily nonstop service to Salt Lake City (SLC), and seasonal service to Minneapolis/St. Paul (MSP) resuming in June 2025.

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Passengers can also look forward to weekly nonstop seasonal service to Cancun, Mexico beginning June 7th, daily nonstop flights to Baltimore/Washington (BWI), seasonal service to San Diego (SAN) and San Antonio (SAT) on peak days in November, December, and January, as well as daily nonstops to Denver (DEN) with easy connections coast-to-coast.

With a total of three daily nonstop destinations offering easy connections coast-to-coast and worldwide, as well as 12 daily nonstop flights to Denver (DEN), COS continues to expand its offerings for travelers. As one of the fastest-growing airports in the country, COS is committed to providing convenient and affordable travel options for its passengers.

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