Statistical Data

The average numbers of passengers transported daily

Month	Average number of passengers per day (passengers/day, approximately)	Remarks
2024/03	12,000	---
2024/02	16,700	---
2024/01	14,000	---

The average numbers of passengers transported daily

Month	Average number of passengers per day (passengers/day, approximately)	Remarks
2023/12	13,900	---
2023/11	6,500	---
2023/10	6,800	---
2023/09	6,500	---
2023/08	9,150	---
2023/07	7,500	---
2023/06	5,650	---
2023/05	5,500	---
2023/04	6,500	---
2023/03	4,750	---
2023/02	4,750	---
2023/01	3,550	---

The average numbers of passengers transported daily

Month	Average number of passengers per day (passengers/day, approximately)	Remarks
2022/12	2,050	---
2022/11	2,250	---
2022/10	2,600	---
2022/09	2,150	---
2022/08	1,450	---
2022/07	1,100	2
2022/06	1,650	---
2022/05	1,700	---
2022/04	1,700	1

Remarks

1The train service of LRT Taipa Line had resumed since 3 April 2022.
2Following the epidemic prevention requirements of the SAR government, LRT Taipa Line train service was suspended from midnight at the start of 11 July to midnight at the start of 23 July.

The average numbers of passengers transported daily

Month	Average number of passengers per day (passengers/day, approximately)	Remarks
2021/09	2,450	---
2021/08	1,950	---
2021/07	2,600	---
2021/06	1,700	---
2021/05	2,000	---
2021/04	2,000	---
2021/03	1,800	---
2021/02	1,700	---
2021/01	1,700	---

The average numbers of passengers transported daily

Month	Average number of passengers per day (passengers/day, approximately)	Remarks
2020/12	1,900	---
2020/11	1,900	---
2020/10	2,000	---
2020/09	2,200	---
2020/08	2,100	---
2020/07	1,900	---
2020/06	1,500	---
2020/05	1,400	---
2020/04	1,200	---
2020/03	1,400	---
2020/02	1,100	34
2020/01	16,000	12

Remarks

1Free ride in January.
2First case of the COVID-19 infection found in Macao in late January.
3LRT Service was formally charged on 1st February.
4In response to the epidemic development, the train frequency was reduced from 3rd February. Some air flights were cancelled in February. In the mean time, the sailing services between Hong Kong and Macao were suspended from 4th February. In addition, the casino operations were also suspended for 15 days from 5th February.