GAP Reports 63.7 Million Passengers in 2025 Sustainability Report

Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico (GAP) invested more than MX$12 billion (US$688.9 million) in airport infrastructure, according to its 2025 Sustainability Report. The company also served more than 63.7 million passengers across its 14 airports in Mexico and Jamaica in 2025, maintaining its position as Mexico’s largest airport operator by handling 30% of the country’s passenger traffic. 

GAP said its 2025 Sustainability Report reflects the evolution of a growth strategy centered on infrastructure investment, innovation, operational efficiency and community development. The report also serves as the foundation for the company’s 2025-2029 Sustainability Plan, which establishes 30 measurable targets across five strategic pillars: environmental commitment, competitive performance, internal social empowerment, community social empowerment and ethical governance.

“The way we manage sustainability at GAP is through a long-term vision. Every investment in infrastructure, innovation, operational efficiency and talent development strengthens our ability to continue connecting people, driving economic development in the regions where we operate and generating long-term value. It also prepares us to face the future challenges of the airport sector,” said Raúl Revuelta, CEO, GAP.

Among its environmental results, GAP reported a more than 25% reduction in Scope 1 and Scope 2 greenhouse gas emissions compared to its 2019 baseline. The company attributed the reduction to the expansion of photovoltaic energy projects at its airports in Mexico and Jamaica, as well as initiatives focused on energy efficiency, water management and circular economy practices.

The report also highlighted the deployment of new digital tools to improve airport operations and enhance the passenger experience. GAP said it continued strengthening its corporate governance framework in line with international standards while integrating ESG criteria into business planning to support resilient infrastructure and respond to growing passenger demand.

GAP currently operates 14 airports, including 12 in Mexico and two in Jamaica, connecting more than 373 destinations through 43 airlines. Its Mexican portfolio includes airports serving major metropolitan areas such as Guadalajara and Tijuana, as well as tourism destinations including Los Cabos, Puerto Vallarta, La Paz and Manzanillo. The company also manages the airports of Kingston and Montego Bay in Jamaica.

The company said publishing the report reinforces its commitment to transparency, accountability and long-term value creation for passengers, employees, airlines, investors, government authorities and local communities.