2008 Pax Updates

[Seattle]

I just thought we should start this thread, so Sami can have something to do 

Well, It would be nice if we could get most airport data updated... So I was thinking you might want to post the ICAO code and the the total pax numbers like this:


EGLL: 67.656450

That stands for London Heathrow, 67 million 656 thousand 450 passengers

Remember to you use a "." (period) sign, not a "," (coma) as when I was submiting airports, the pax data was always requested to have a period seperating the millions with the thousands/hundreds.

(so, .900 or .9 means 900,000 pax)

Sami, feel free to change/add coments to what I've said.


I'll starts with some major ones:

EGLL: 66.907593
EGKK: 34.162365
EGSS: 22.340375
EGCC: 21.062749
EGGW: 10.173902
EGBB: 9.576700
EGPH: 8.992178
EGPF: 8.135260
EGGD: 6.228656
EGNX: 5.616278
EGGP: 5.329826
EGAA: 5.222839
EGNT: 5.016640
EGPD: 3.290241
EGLC: 3.260234
EGNM: 2.860447
EGAC: 2.570741
EGPK: 2.414019
EGFF: 1.978719
EGHI: 1.945767
EGJJ: 1.591032
EGHH: 1.078941
EGCN: .967801
EGTE: .951282
EGJB: .914742

Someone else can do the rest of the UK airports - all airports after Guernsey Island 

I kind of need a break right now - So, someone can start doing the rest.

[Unbornio]

If the pax amount goes down, do we really want the 2008 data 

[Seattle]

If the pax amount goes down, do we really want the 2008 data 

Of course!  I'm really annoyed that the SEA data hasnt come out... The numbers were supposedly higher until about mid Sept/early Oct, before they droped, but november and december were only 3-5% down... So not to terrible, I think the airport will have reached 31,800,000 to 32,200,000 for the year (up from like 31,300,000)

[Sami]

There's no use for this data actually.

We don't calculate per-airport changes to the pax numbers, they are global or country specific.

[Seattle]

Okay then, according to the stats for ACI:

Afica: 4.2% growth
Asia(pacific): 0.5% growth 
Europe: 0.3% decline 
Latin America and Caribb: 1.9% growth
Middle East: 11.8% growth
North America: 3.2% decline 
World total: 0.6% decline

Global traffic was on average 1% down this year with a 6% drop in domestic passengers and a small 2% rise in international passengers.

[Unbornio]

Please do not add the declines 

[Seattle]

Please do not add the declines 

Well, it will have to modeled, like the 2001 economic/terror crisis, the late 90's Asian market collapse, the record fuel prices in recent years, the early 80's oil glut, the mid-late 70's oil shortages, the short harsh early 90s downturn, the steady rise in pax from 1960-1980 and the incredible explosion from the 80's to late 2000's.