Jacksonville International Airport – representing Florida’s largest city
Jacksonville International Airport represents Florida's largest city, one that has a comprehensive industrial and commercial presence as well as being an attraction to tourists of all kinds.
Despite the city's commercial status, a five million ppa throughput, and a high degree of connectivity compared with a local airport peer group, the airport's traffic growth has stalled in recent years. Most domestic flights are to hubs. It is hoped that Cuban flights might start up shortly, placing Jacksonville strategically.
This report looks at present and future growth trends at the airport, local airport statistics, how it matches up to competing airports across a range of metrics, at construction activities and airport ownership.
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