Glasgow Airport sees numbers grow as tourists jet to holiday destinations Glasgow Airport saw a 5% increase in passenger numbers last month helping it record its busiest June in five years. Almost 775,000 people passed through, extending a solid run of growth that stretches back to January 2011. The figures recorded slightly higher growth in domestic travellers than international travellers, but a bumper holiday week towards the end of June did see 113,000 people leave the airport for popular destinations like the Canary Islands, Portugal and Turkey. There was also an increase in demand for direct flights to Florida, Toronto and Dubai. The good news comes in the same week the Airport unveiled its new logo - part of a £17m makeover ahead of the 2014 Commonwealth Games. The new figures also showed Aberdeen Airport recorded solid growth last month with passenger numbers up 8%. Passenger numbers were up to just over 300,000. Edinburgh Airport reported record-breaking figures earlier this week. The airport experienced its busiest June with over 950,000 travellers, up 8.4% on last year.