Australian Flight Data

Proserpine Airport

PPP · 2 monitored domestic routes · data from Jan 2009

Passenger movements
44,106
May 2026
International share
0%
0 movements
Aircraft movements
296
landings and take-offs
vs 2019
126.9%
of pre-pandemic average

Airport traffic: to May 2026

Proserpine handled 44,106 passenger movements in May 2026, the 21st busiest of the 22 monitored airports. It handles no scheduled international services. Traffic now runs 27% above 2019. Across its 1 monitored routes, 1.2% of flights were cancelled — below the national average.

A passenger movement is not the same as a passenger. Every domestic passenger is counted twice — once departing, once arriving — while an international passenger is counted once. That is the official definition, and it is why these totals cannot be added to the route figures elsewhere on this site.

Passenger movements, 2009 to 2026

026,95353,906 May 2025Nov 2025May 2026
026,95353,906Delta lockdowns close the eastern states — Jul 2021 Omicron wave hits crew availability — Jan 2022 Bonza launches on leisure routes — Nov 2023 Bonza collapses after 15 months — Mar 2024 Rex enters administration and exits the trunk routes — Aug 2024 Cyclone Alfred closes south-east Queensland airports — Mar 2025 May 2021Nov 2023May 2026
026,95353,906Tigerair Australia stops flying — Feb 2020 COVID-19 border closures begin — Mar 2020 The deepest month: domestic traffic falls 96% — Apr 2020 Rex enters the trunk routes with jets — Mar 2021 Delta lockdowns close the eastern states — Jul 2021 Omicron wave hits crew availability — Jan 2022 Bonza launches on leisure routes — Nov 2023 Bonza collapses after 15 months — Mar 2024 Rex enters administration and exits the trunk routes — Aug 2024 Cyclone Alfred closes south-east Queensland airports — Mar 2025 May 2016May 2021May 2026
026,95353,906Volcanic ash cloud disrupts southern Australia — Jun 2011 Qantas grounds its entire fleet — Oct 2011 Skywest becomes Virgin Australia Regional Airlines — May 2013 Tigerair Australia stops flying — Feb 2020 COVID-19 border closures begin — Mar 2020 The deepest month: domestic traffic falls 96% — Apr 2020 Rex enters the trunk routes with jets — Mar 2021 Delta lockdowns close the eastern states — Jul 2021 Omicron wave hits crew availability — Jan 2022 Bonza launches on leisure routes — Nov 2023 Bonza collapses after 15 months — Mar 2024 Rex enters administration and exits the trunk routes — Aug 2024 Cyclone Alfred closes south-east Queensland airports — Mar 2025 Jan 2009Sep 2017May 2026

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Aircraft movements

0176351 May 2025Nov 2025May 2026
0212423Delta lockdowns close the eastern states — Jul 2021 Omicron wave hits crew availability — Jan 2022 Bonza launches on leisure routes — Nov 2023 Bonza collapses after 15 months — Mar 2024 Rex enters administration and exits the trunk routes — Aug 2024 Cyclone Alfred closes south-east Queensland airports — Mar 2025 May 2021Nov 2023May 2026
0212423Tigerair Australia stops flying — Feb 2020 COVID-19 border closures begin — Mar 2020 The deepest month: domestic traffic falls 96% — Apr 2020 Rex enters the trunk routes with jets — Mar 2021 Delta lockdowns close the eastern states — Jul 2021 Omicron wave hits crew availability — Jan 2022 Bonza launches on leisure routes — Nov 2023 Bonza collapses after 15 months — Mar 2024 Rex enters administration and exits the trunk routes — Aug 2024 Cyclone Alfred closes south-east Queensland airports — Mar 2025 May 2016May 2021May 2026
0212423Volcanic ash cloud disrupts southern Australia — Jun 2011 Qantas grounds its entire fleet — Oct 2011 Skywest becomes Virgin Australia Regional Airlines — May 2013 Tigerair Australia stops flying — Feb 2020 COVID-19 border closures begin — Mar 2020 The deepest month: domestic traffic falls 96% — Apr 2020 Rex enters the trunk routes with jets — Mar 2021 Delta lockdowns close the eastern states — Jul 2021 Omicron wave hits crew availability — Jan 2022 Bonza launches on leisure routes — Nov 2023 Bonza collapses after 15 months — Mar 2024 Rex enters administration and exits the trunk routes — Aug 2024 Cyclone Alfred closes south-east Queensland airports — Mar 2025 Jan 2009Sep 2017May 2026

To May 2026

Annual passenger history

Observed calendar-year passenger movements from 1985 to 2025; missing airport-year values remain gaps. This is passenger movements, not route passengers.

Proserpine annual passenger movementsAnnual passenger movements are shown as observed values.40,003294,849549,694Latest and historical peak: 2025, 549,694198520052025

Latest observation: 549,694 movements in 2025. The latest observation is also the historical peak; the combined marker identifies both.

National rank by year

Proserpine annual national rankLower national rank is shown higher on the chart.#19#33#47Latest: 2025, #19198520052025

Lower rank is higher on the chart. Each year uses only airports with a valid value that year; the denominator can change.

Latest national rank
#19 of 100
in 2025
Then & now
+467,818
+571.37%
Historical peak
549,694
2025 · #19 of 100

From 1985 to 2025, annual passenger movements increased by 467,818 (+571.37%). The national rank moved from #30 of 91 to #19 of 100.

Show all annual observations
YearPassenger movementsNational rank
1985 81,876 #30 of 91
1986 80,873 #33 of 91
1987 61,484 #40 of 92
1988 63,258 #40 of 82
1989 40,003 #47 of 81
1990 40,709 #47 of 85
1991 50,810 #41 of 90
1992 52,474 #43 of 89
1993 66,264 #39 of 92
1994 88,437 #33 of 92
1995 96,991 #34 of 90
1996 95,921 #34 of 92
1997 90,655 #37 of 94
1998 89,642 #37 of 94
1999 90,546 #36 of 94
2000 84,479 #37 of 94
2001 59,036 #43 of 94
2002 66,631 #38 of 92
2003 94,965 #32 of 93
2004 183,446 #23 of 94
2005 237,465 #23 of 93
2006 236,959 #24 of 93
2007 266,760 #24 of 92
2008 246,167 #26 of 94
2009 220,864 #26 of 93
2010 210,516 #29 of 94
2011 204,942 #33 of 95
2012 232,813 #32 of 95
2013 234,402 #30 of 95
2014 264,338 #27 of 96
2015 319,129 #26 of 96
2016 342,838 #25 of 95
2017 425,571 #20 of 96
2018 448,575 #19 of 95
2019 433,414 #22 of 97
2020 205,666 #22 of 98
2021 304,495 #23 of 99
2022 464,540 #20 of 100
2023 510,203 #19 of 99
2024 507,244 #19 of 100
2025 549,694 #19 of 100

National rank is calculated independently for each year using standard competition ranking. Equal passenger totals share a rank; the denominator is the count of airports with a valid value in that year. No missing value is interpolated or treated as zero, and the data alone does not identify reasons for traffic changes.

Busiest routes from Proserpine

RoutePassengersMonth
Proserpine ↔ Brisbane 26,447 Jul 2026
Proserpine ↔ Sydney 10,090 Jan 2020

Route passengers are a different measure from airport movements above — one trip, not two.

Punctuality on Proserpine routes

Across all 1 monitored routes touching this airport, 1.2% of scheduled flights were cancelled over the 12 months to Aug 2026 — against a national average of 2.0%.

RouteCancelledOn timeFlights
Proserpine ↔ Brisbane 1.2% 74.6% 1,851

Punctuality: 12 months to Aug 2026

Proserpine in numbers

Busiest month on record53,906 · Dec 2025
National ranking, 2025 #19 of 100
Busiest year on record 549,694 · 2025
Data coverageJan 2009 – May 2026 (209 months)
Domestic share, May 2026100.0%
2019 monthly average36,118