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November 2025: Colorado Springs Airport Monthly Traffic Release

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~ Colorado Springs Airport Sees Decrease in November Passenger Traffic

According to the latest report from the Colorado Springs Airport, there has been a 5.6% decrease in total passengers during the month of November. This decrease is attributed to various factors such as seasonality, the U.S. government shutdown, and flight restrictions mandated by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).

The airport, which serves as a key travel hub for the Pikes Peak region, saw a total of 184,377 travelers pass through its terminal last month. While COS was not included in the FAA's list of 40 airports with flight restrictions, operations from those airports directly contributed to 74 cancelled flights at COS.

Despite this decrease in passenger traffic, the Colorado Springs Airport remains focused on strategic and long-term growth through expanded air service offerings and airline partnerships. In line with this goal, the airport has recently launched its FlyMyAirport tool on its website (flycos.com), allowing passengers to easily find and book travel options exclusively from COS.

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In addition to this, the airport is also gearing up for its first Art at COS exhibition which is set to open in mid-January after submissions closed on December 13. Southwest Airlines' seasonal international service to Cancun (CUN) has also returned on select fall, winter, and spring dates with tickets currently on sale for December 20 and 27, 2025; January 3, 2026; March 7, 14, 21, and 28, 2026; and April 4, 2026.

Southwest Airlines has also announced that their service to San Antonio (SAT) will return for peak days during the holidays including December 1st and January 2-4 of next year. Additionally, their service to Houston (HOU) will increase to daily starting March 5th.

The airport has also completed modernization updates for Gates 1 and 3, as well as activated a temporary exit ramp at Gate 1 to ensure uninterrupted passenger flow from the concourse to the baggage claim area. Ongoing construction for the concourse entry and exit ramps is expected to be completed by early summer of 2026.

Other notable updates at the Colorado Springs Airport include the completion of the Terrazzo and Dormakaba (exit lane breach control system) located within the meet & greet area in January of next year. Evolve by Hudson, a new business, has also officially opened its doors on November 21st.

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In terms of nonstop route updates, the airport now offers twice weekly service to Phoenix/Mesa (AZA), Santa Ana/Orange County (SNA), and St. Petersburg/Tampa (PIE). The seasonal service to Phoenix/Mesa (AZA) is currently active while there are five daily flights to Dallas/Ft. Worth (DFW) with easy connecting service across the U.S. and worldwide.

Other daily services include Chicago O'Hare (ORD), Atlanta (ATL), Salt Lake City (SLC), San Diego (SAN), Baltimore/Washington (BWI), and Denver (DEN). The airport also offers seasonal daily service to Minneapolis/St. Paul (MSP) from June 7th through September 30th of next year.

Passengers can also look forward to weekly seasonal service to Cancun, Mexico (CUN) on select dates in December, January, March, and April. With up to three departures daily to Denver (DEN), passengers can easily connect coast-to-coast. There are also three daily destinations with easy connections coast-to-coast and worldwide.

Despite the decrease in passenger traffic during November, the Colorado Springs Airport remains optimistic about its future growth and continues to work towards providing convenient travel options for its passengers. For more information on November's traffic report, visit flycos.com.

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