More than 74 million passengers traveled through the Vinci Airports network in the first quarter of 2026, representing a 1.5% increase compared to the same period in 2025.
"Although the conflict in the Middle East and tensions between China and Japan have affected certain airports on a localized basis, their impact on the overall momentum of the Vinci Airports network remained limited," the group stated.
In Latin America, the network's airports once again delivered an excellent performance.
In the Cape Verde archipelago, Vinci Airports network facilities recorded a 17% increase in traffic.
In Europe, several airports in the network continued their growth trajectory. In Portugal, Lisbon airport benefited from the surge in long-haul flights operated by TAP to Brazil and the United States.
At London Gatwick, the reorganization of the medium-haul offering and cancellations linked to the Middle East conflict tempered the strong performance of easyJet and British Airways during the first quarter, while in France, domestic traffic, sustainably penalized by tax hikes, weighed on the performance of regional hubs.
VINCI is the world leader in construction, concessions and related services. Net sales (including intragroup) break down by activity as follows:
- design and construction of infrastructure (42.8%; VINCI Construction): primarily in the fields of building, civil engineering and hydraulics. In addition, the group is developing a business in the construction, renovation and maintenance of transport infrastructure (roads, freeways and railroads; Eurovia), in the production of aggregates (No. 1 in France) and in urban development;
- design, execution, and maintenance of energy and telecom infrastructures (39.4%; VINCI Energies and Cobra IS);
- sub-contracted infrastructure management (16.3%; VINCI Concessions): primarily managing roads and highways (mainly through Autoroutes du Sud de la France and Cofiroute), parking areas, airport activities;
- other (1.5%): primarily property development (residential properties, business properties, managed residences and property services).
Net sales are distributed geographically as follows: France (41.3%), the United Kingdom (9.9%), Germany (8.7%), Spain (5.1%), Europe (14.6%), North America (7.3%), Central and South America (5.8%), Africa (2.3%) and other (5%).
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