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Post by lysander on Jan 17, 2012 14:02:55 GMT
DSA...37,161 pax...+0.7% annual 821,615...-6.2%
LBA...138,045pax...-0.4% annual 2,909,840...+6.8%
MAn...1,201,124pax...+8.8% annual 18,806,098...+6.5%
EMA/HUY not yet available.
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Post by CS on Jan 18, 2012 17:04:29 GMT
How many days was DSA snow closed last December?
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Post by lysander on Jan 19, 2012 15:47:37 GMT
Not certain about the number but they certainly lost some through snow ... but 2011 was the airports worst year since opening and what's projected for 2012 seems to mean that this years total will be even lower. Despite all of this, DSA was putting a positive 'spin' on things..." Holding their own"....in a recent Business Review published by the Star.
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Post by elvis on Jan 19, 2012 19:14:49 GMT
DSA...37,161 pax...+0.7% annual 821,615...-6.2% LBA...138,045pax...-0.4% annual 2,909,840...+6.8% MAn...1,201,124pax...+8.8% annual 18,806,098...+6.5% EMA/HUY not yet available. "The recession", blamed by some for the abysmal performance of DSA, doesn't seem to have had any effect on LBA or MAN. In fact their numbers have increased! How come the recession hasn't happened there? What is the %age figure, + or -, for all UK airports? |
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Post by lysander on Jan 20, 2012 11:12:32 GMT
A quick look would seem to indicate a positive trend. Apart from DSA... Belfast City, Bournemouth,Cardiff, Durham , Humberside and Newquay were down....although there might be another one or two. Dec stats: HUY 14,195 +18.8% annual 273,135 -3.3% EMA 201,589 +1% annual 1,208,435 +2.4% Interestingly, LCY ( with same runway landing distance as SCA and one of the steepest glide slopes currently operated by civil airliners ...showed a 7.6% increase in passenger numbers with 2,992,865 passengers. Makes you wonder why the aircraft operating in and out of LCY were , supposedly, unable to operate from SCA!)  |
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Post by citibus on Jan 24, 2012 19:07:28 GMT
A quick look would seem to indicate a positive trend. Apart from DSA... Belfast City, Bournemouth,Cardiff, Durham , Humberside and Newquay were down....although there might be another one or two. Dec stats: HUY 14,195 +18.8% annual 273,135 -3.3% EMA 201,589 +1% annual 1,208,435 +2.4% Interestingly, LCY ( with same runway landing distance as SCA and one of the steepest glide slopes currently operated by civil airliners ...showed a 7.6% increase in passenger numbers with 2,992,865 passengers. Makes you wonder why the aircraft operating in and out of LCY were , supposedly, unable to operate from SCA!) Interesting stats for HUY, is there any particular reason why this local regional airport is up by 18.8%? |
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Post by CS on Jan 24, 2012 23:12:39 GMT
Well the figures are up considerably at Humberside despite Im told having been closed for a similar number of days due to snow in December 2010 as was Doncaster. Doncaster has simply lost more flights from Thomson hence the fractional increase. There is a chance things at Humberside could be looking up over the coming year or so.
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Post by lysander on Jan 26, 2012 8:58:48 GMT
Correction! EMA's annual total was understated (by me...senior moment!) and should read : 4,208, 435!
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