FAQ Answer
FAQ Answer
Why are domestic passenger figures different when comparing the grand total on table 12.2 with other tables identifying domestic totals?
Domestic traffic is counted both at the airport of arrival and at the airport of departure. The total domestic traffic is, therefore, only a measure of airport activity. The exception being in table 12.2 where duplication is eliminated so that actual passenger numbers are shown.
Airport Statistics
- What is the source of UK Airport data?
- Who is included in the passenger numbers on the Airport published tables?
- How is it determined which airports are included?
- How often are data made available?
- How soon after a month is data released?
- What is the difference between Aircraft Movements and Air Transport Movements?
- What sort of information can I access from the Airport database?
- What is the definition of an Air Taxi Movement?
- Where can I find information on helicopter movements?
- Where can I find figures on Business Aviation?
- How can I identify ‘low cost’ operations within the Airport data?
- How can I find figures for cargo carried to/from UK Airports?
- Where can I find passenger numbers between two airports?
- Why are domestic passenger figures different when comparing the grand total on table 12.2 with other tables identifying domestic totals?
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