BAA has announced that passenger figures for its UK airports in July fell in comparison to the same period in 2007.
The figures are thought to have been particularly affected by the weakening economic climate coupled with an increase in airfares for passengers. As a result, both European and UK domestic flights have been the major routes affected by the downturn.
London Gatwick saw its own figures diminish by a total of 1.8%, with the drop a reflection of the shifting of a number of flight routes to Heathrow.
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Published by: Michael Johnson