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[TEHR_IR]

Originally Posted by HD

and here's the list from page 1 (for those who don't look there):



note: this list is not complete yet!

I thought so, Tehran is not even mentioned...

[bubbalo]

graphs of KLIA month after month

year after year

[bubbalo]

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i collected monthly passengers data from HKG, i put them in column and i summarized them. but i way i counted 12 consecutive calendar months, so the first number is from 12 months starting with 01/2000 to 12/2000 (1), 2nd number is 02/2000 to 01/2001 (2) ect. and the last number is 04/2010 to 03/2011 (123)
so does the numbers have any interpretation? what can i read from them is they make sense. thanx for answer

[GregPz]

Here's a completed list of the top 150 for 2010.

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New entrants to the top 150 are Urumqi, Kolkata, Sanya, Moscow-VKO, Hanoi, Milwaukee and Istanbul-SAW.

Dropping out are Nashville, Bahrain, Sacramento, London-LTN, Edinburgh, Birmingham and Cincinnati.

* 2009 figures for HNL and THR
** Estimates for DOH and JED

[bangalore]

Thank you Greg, for this incredible contribution of yours to this forum every year without fail.
Now speculations can wait, here is the official list for everyone to savour

And look at the spectacular gains all over from the emerging world, especially Asia. Amazing to see how the world order is changing and so fast.

[Luis Felipe]

stuffGregPz please add Latin American airports with more than 9.10 millions of passangers.

Here the list with references:

[GregPz]

??? The Latin American airports are included on the list

[Luis Felipe]

Originally Posted by GregPz

??? The Latin American airports are included on the list

Alright but the numbers is not the same.

[bangalore]

Originally Posted by Luis Felipe

Alright but the numbers is not the same.

I don't see any differences except for a fractional difference for Brasilia and also for Sao Paulo. And this is quite understandable because of the availability of latest in-country data Vs when that got reported to ACI. or even perhaps what all got included in the in-country data as passenger movement

Instead of quibbling over such nuances, why don't you look at the broad set data that is available to all of us, for us to derive interesting insights from it, the same some of the other forumers were trying to painstakingly compile over the past five months or so. Looks like it is not natural for people to say thank you!

[GregPz]

Thanks Bangalore. Here's the next 50 to round off the top 200

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New to the top 200 are Jinan, Belo Horizonte, Tianjin, Ankara and Rio de Janerio-SDU.

Out of the top 200 are Venice (201), Glasgow (204), Toulouse (206), Columbus (207) and Edmonton (211)

[malegi]

Brazil has uptaded its 2010's numbers in february (every year they do the same), that's why we can see those little differences in GRU, BSB, and maybe others brazilian airports.

[Abhishek901]

Excellent effort Greg

Here are the official figures for the traffic handled by major Indian airports in FY 2010-11, in case you update again on basis of FY 2010-11.

[bangalore]

Originally Posted by Abhishek901

Excellent effort Greg

Here are the official figures for the traffic handled by major Indian airports in FY 2010-11, in case you update again on basis of FY 2010-11.

The difference is that ACI list is based on calendar year data (Jan - Dec) while Airports Authority of India compiles based on the Financial year as followed in India (Apr - Mar) . I honestly don't understand why AAI sticks around the FY to calculate their annual traffic data.

We will have to use the calendar year data to ensure consistency of comparison with other airports

[Sal73x]

Hi, I have a random question, maybe a bit OT but

What is it called an infrastructure dedicated to receive "Seaplanes".
In italian there is a word for this type of "airport" on water: Idroscalo.
Any idea what it would be in english??

The only two that I can find are "Seaplane Base" but to me it sounds "military",
and "Waterdrome" but it doesn't look to be used very frequently (search on the net).
May be beacuse there isn't any of this "airports" anymore?

Thanks for helping.
Sal

[WatcherZero]

There is no word for it. Seaplane Base is somewhere with a suitable permanently or semi-permanetly designated stretch of water and mooring facilities that seaplanes call home like a camp or refueling station where they can be tended (and not neccasarily military), usually in remote or arctic areas. I think the FAA uses the designation for places where seaplanes can moor up.

[Sal73x]

Thanks WatcherZero,
I had a look on wikpedia and "Seaplane Base" looks to be the more used like:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newhaven_Seaplane_Base
but others use
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Victori...ater_Aerodrome
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vancouv..._Water_Airport
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glasgow_Seaplane_Terminal
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palm_Beach_Water_Airport
over all I think Seaplane base sounds right altough there are other things to consider
as sometimes we do with other airports (airfield, aerodrome, airport or helipad-heliport).

Thanks again. Sal

[bubbalo]

here is the list of the world's busiest airport in the first half of 2011 (2010) i will keep update the list.
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[bangalore]

Add the next three Indian airports (2010 H1, 2011 H1, % increase)

Chennai (MAA) 5692257 6327069 10.0
Bangalore (BLR) 5458514 6140632 11.1
Kolkatta (CCU) 4383242 5107422 14.2

[Fenix_2007]

BOG has only released data from January through April.

6.302.350 passengers: 4.533.954 were national travelers, 1.768.396 were international ones.

It reports a variation of 9,29% from last year.

Originally Posted by dimes

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[Wezza]

Brisbane, Australia recorded over 20 million for the first time last financial year. Total was 20,100,189.