In 2022, a total of all Panama Canal transited 14.274 ships, number representing an increment of +5.6% on the previous year and is only seven ships lower compared to the record recorded in 2019. Ships only transits Neopanamax has instead decreased by -3.0% having passed through the canal 3,623 ships of this size compared to 3,734 in 2021.

Data on ship traffic in the Central American waterway announced in the past few hours by the National Institute of Statistics and Panama Census show that last year was Marked the new historical record of the quantity of goods loaded on ships that have passed through the canal being amounted to 291,2 million tons, with a slight increment of +0.9% on 2021. In addition, in 2022 the new record was also set annual value of revenue generated by transit charges of ships reaching more than three for the first time billion dollars, with an increase of +1.1% on 2021.