Springfield-Branson National Airport projected to break record
The Springfield-Branson National Airport is on track for a record-breaking year, with 12.1% more seats added and 9.2% more passengers flying through the airport, and is expected to surpass 1.5 million passengers served in 2025.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — The Springfield-Branson National Airport announced it is on track for a record-breaking year.
According to a press release, if growth continues, the airport is likely to surpass 1.5 million passengers served in 2025.
According to the latest numbers, 726,588 passengers have flown through the airport, which is up 9.2% since last year. Because more and more people are flying Springfield, 12.1% more seats have been added to fly out compared to this time last year.
“The airport is excited to see significant increases in travelers and fuel sold, with the airport on track to have its biggest year ever,” said Brian Weiler, director of aviation. “The growth of our airport is a positive reflection of the growing economy in Southwest Missouri, as well as the first-class welcome and upgraded facilities we provide at the airport.”
The current record year was in 2015 with a total passenger count of 913,395.
The airport is also under construction after announcing new improvements being added in the coming months and years. By the end of 2026, Springfield will complete approximately $35 million in construction projects.
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