In 2024, Basel-Mulhouse Airport was able to make progress. The airport, which is of central importance for Switzerland as well as France and Germany, recorded a total of 8,9 million passengers, an increase of 10,2% compared to the previous year. This brought EuroAirport almost to the level of 2019, the last year before the pandemic, and 2024 is considered the second strongest year in the airport's history. This recovery and growth reflects the continued stable demand in international air traffic and the popularity of the airport. EuroAirport's passenger numbers have recovered strongly compared to the pandemic year of 2020, and cargo numbers are also increasingly stabilizing. The 8,9 million passengers who passed through EuroAirport in 2024 clearly show that the airport is well on its way to surpassing its previous records. Passenger traffic is now at 98% of 2019 levels, which is a significant achievement given the challenges of recent years. An important factor in this positive development was the introduction of new technologies and processes that helped the airport maintain orderly operations despite delays in European airspace caused by reduced air traffic control capacity and bad weather. Two innovations that helped increase efficiency were the introduction of slot coordination (level 2) and the exchange of real-time data with the European air traffic control agency Eurocontrol. The total number of flight movements also increased by 2024% in 6,6 compared to the previous year to a total of 94.124, with commercial flights accounting for 73.924. Interestingly, 2024 will also see new destinations in the