Port sees another record year for cruise passengers
More than 1 million cruise passengers traveled through the Port of New Orleans cruise terminals in 2015, up 1 percent compared to 2014.
View ArticleArmstrong Airport sets record for passengers in 2015
More than 10.6 million passengers traveled through Louis Armstrong International Airport last year, an increase of 9.1 percent compared to 2014 and an all-time record high in total passenger numbers,...
View ArticleArmstrong Airport passenger numbers climb
Louis Armstrong International Airport has experienced a 5.7 percent growth in passengers so far this year compared to last year.
View ArticleNew nonstop flights push airport to record levels in May
More than a million passengers traveled through Louis Armstrong International Airport in May, a record for a one-month period and a 10.6 percent increase from May 2015.
View ArticleSouthwest Airlines glitch puts dent in New Orleans numbers
Southwest Airlines’ nationwide computer glitches put a hitch in Louis Armstrong International’s numbers in July, but the airport’s passenger year-to-date numbers are still ahead of the first seven...
View ArticleAugust passenger numbers dip at Louis Armstrong International Airport
For the second month in a row, Louis Armstrong International Airport reported lower passenger numbers due in part to another airline glitch.
View ArticleArmstrong Airport sets another record with 11.1M passengers in 2016
Louis Armstrong International Airport has set an all-time record for the number of passengers in 2016.
View ArticlePort of New Orleans tops 1 million cruise passengers for fifth year
The port set a new record last year with over 1.18 million passengers traveling through.
View ArticleHigh passenger activity anticipated at New Orleans Airport this weekend
Due to high passenger activity, motorists should expect traffic delays traveling to and from Louis Armstrong International Airport this Memorial Day weekend.
View ArticleAir traffic rebounding at New Orleans’ Armstrong airport
Air travel is bouncing back at the main airport in New Orleans.
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