Managed airports and passenger numbers
More than 70 airports, serving 334 million passengers in 2025
Breakdown by country
This map shows the breakdown of airports and the passenger traffic managed by VINCI Airports.
Breakdown by country:
Mexico: 13 airports
France: 11 airports
Portugal: 10 airports
Brazil: 8 airports
Cabo Verde: 7 airports
Dominican Republic: 6 airports
United States: 6 airports
United Kingdom: 3 airports
Japan: 3 airports
Cambodia(*): 2 airports
Hungary: 1 airport
Serbia: 1 airport
Costa Rica: 1 airport
Chile: 1 airport
Position in the sector
VINCI Airports is the leading private operator and the most geographically diversified, with more than 70 airports worldwide in 2025.
The main listed airport operators in Europe are Aena, Groupe ADP and Fraport.
In Europe, VINCI Airports operates 10 airports in Portugal (72.5 million passengers), 11 airports in France (19.4 million passengers) including Lyon-Saint Exupéry (10.7 million passengers), Belgrade airport in Serbia (8.9 million passengers) and, since June 2024, Budapest airport in Hungary (19.6 million passengers).
In the United Kingdom, VINCI Airports operates London Gatwick (42.8 million passengers), Belfast International (6.7 million passengers) and, as of end-June 2024, Edinburgh airport (17 million passengers). In Asia, VINCI Airports operates two airports in Cambodia (5.5 million passengers)(*) and holds the concession, as part of a consortium with Japanese partners, for the three airports in the Kansai region of Japan (54.3 million passengers). In Latin America, VINCI Airports holds concessions for eight airports in Brazil (13.1 million passengers), Guanacaste airport in Costa Rica (2 million passengers) and six airports in the Dominican Republic (6.3 million passengers). In Chile, as part of a consortium with Groupe ADP and Astaldi Concessions, it operates the international airport in Santiago (26.5 million passengers). In Mexico, VINCI Airports is the largest shareholder of OMA, a group operating 13 airports (28.9 million passengers). In the United States, VINCI Airports operates six airports under management contracts (7.2 million passengers). Lastly, it operates Cabo Verde’s seven airports (3.5 million passengers).