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Lisbon loses passengers in the metro and at the airport while Porto grows in both
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Lisbon loses passengers in the metro and at the airport while Porto grows in both

SAPO Notícias8 September 2026 at 13:12

Lisbon lost passengers both in the metro and at the airport, while Porto registered growth in both transport systems. This was one of the trends identified in the second quarter regarding mobility in Portugal.

INE (National Statistics Institute) data reveal that, at the national level, the train was the transport mode with the greatest growth in the second quarter. 62.9 million passengers were transported by train, representing an increase of 6.2% compared to the same period last year.

The article does not specify the concrete numbers of passengers lost by Lisbon or gained by Porto, nor does it indicate the causes for these divergent trends between the two main Portuguese cities.

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