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Airport passengers

Campbeltown · July 2026

Campbeltown handled 684 terminal passengers in July 2026 — down 15% on July 2025, when it handled 808.

Read from the Civil Aviation Authority’s monthly airport data, table 09 — terminal and transit passengers, in the vintage we archived on 30 September 2026.

684

terminal passengers

Passengers beginning or ending a journey at Campbeltown, July 2026

That made it the 43rd-busiest of the 46 UK airports reporting to the CAA in July 2026.

Its busiest month on our record was August 2023, at 949. The record starts in January 2019.

The busiest UK airports in July 2026

  1. 1stHeathrow7,859,325
  2. 2ndGatwick4,288,373
  3. 3rdManchester3,378,003
  4. 4thStansted3,082,100
  5. 5thEdinburgh1,879,764
  6. 6thLuton1,875,193
  7. 7thBirmingham1,486,416
  8. 8thBristol1,162,579
  9. 9thGlasgow869,386
  10. … 32 airports between
  11. out of 46 UK airports reporting that month

Terminal passengers, as published. Alderney, Guernsey, Jersey and the Isle of Man report to the CAA but are not in the United Kingdom; they have pages here and are left out of this ranking.

Every month on record

Jan 20197–949 across 91 readings on recordJul 2026

One cell per month from Jan 2019 to Jul 2026, shaded from this airport’s own quietest month to its busiest. The record starts in January 2019, which is far enough back to hold a pre-2020 comparison.

The last thirteen months

MonthTerminal passengersIn transitOn the same month a year earlier
Jul 20266840down 15% on July 2025
Jun 20267100up 8% on June 2025
May 20268410down 3% on May 2025
Apr 20266150down 9% on April 2025
Mar 20264690down 7% on March 2025
Feb 202641225down 3% on February 2025
Jan 20263363down 10% on January 2025
Dec 202532919up 10% on December 2024
Nov 20254469up 7% on November 2024
Oct 20256130up 13% on October 2024
Sep 20257984up 9% on September 2024
Aug 20257330down 5% on August 2024
Jul 20258080up 17% on July 2024

Each month is compared with the same month a year earlier, which is the comparison the CAA makes. The percentage here is ours, calculated from the two months in our own series rather than taken from the publisher’s comparison column.