non-aeronautical revenues

Non-aeronautical revenues refer to income airports generate from activities not directly related to flying. This includes things like retail shops, restaurants, parking fees, rental services, advertising, and other amenities available to travelers and visitors. These sources complement the core airline operations and are crucial for an airport’s financial health, often providing significant income that helps subsidize flight-related costs and improve passenger services. Essentially, non-aeronautical revenues are the profits earned from services and facilities that support and enhance the passenger experience but are not directly connected to aircraft or flight operations.