(Reuters) - GAP, which operates 12 airports in western Mexico including at Tijuana and Guadalajara, said domestic traffic jumped 33.2 percent and international traffic fell by 10.7 percent.
Low-cost carriers, which operate out of 11 of GAP's 12 airports, accounted for much of the extra domestic traffic.
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