Cleveland Hopkins passenger traffic falls 6.5% in January
By Susan Glaser
Published on March 2, 2026.
The passenger traffic at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport fell by 6.5% in January, largely due to winter storms. The airport served 635,599 passengers, down from 679,958 in January 2025. The decrease is attributed to the disruption of travel throughout the eastern United States by Winter Storm. This year, the airport has announced new service from Air Canada, JetBlue, and American airlines.
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