CAAP, which operates Miami International Airport, expects higher revenues as global air travel rebounds.

Corporación América Airports S.A. (CAAP), which operates major airports across Latin America, Europe, and the U.S., including Miami International Airport, is poised to benefit from the global rebound in air travel. As passenger traffic returns to pre-pandemic levels and international travel expands, CAAP expects higher revenues from fees, charges, and commercial activities. The company has invested in infrastructure and efficiency improvements to meet rising demand. Its diversified portfolio and long-term concession agreements offer resilience against economic fluctuations, while focus on passenger experience and ancillary services may boost profitability. Analysts view CAAP as well-positioned to capitalize on the recovery, though outcomes will depend on broader economic conditions and the pace of travel normalization.