According to the capital's airport administration, the largest increases in passenger traffic were on the following routes: Istanbul—11,762 passengers; Yerevan—8,371 passengers; Sharm el-Sheikh – 6,889 passengers; Athens – 5,648 passengers; Tel Aviv – 5,471 passengers; Prague – 5,219 passengers; Brussels – 4,383 passengers; Venice – 4,242 passengers; Barcelona – 4,166 passengers; Berlin – 3,636 passengers. New routes served by Chișinău Airport generated 38,287 passengers in August, accounting for approximately 4.49% of the total passenger traffic for that month. This figure reflects the contribution of the expanded route network to passenger traffic growth and the diversification of travel options available to passengers. The volume of cargo transported totaled 305 metric tons. The flight punctuality rate for this period was 77.39%. As noted by the airport's administration, the August data confirms the continued positive trend in passenger traffic at the airport amid the ongoing expansion of the route network and growing demand for travel. // 09.09.2026 — InfoMarket