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Traffic Statistics 2009 “Falcone e Borsellino Airport” TRAFFIC STATISTICS JAN-DIC 2009 DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL TRAFFIC SCHEDULED AND NON SCHEDULED FLIGHTS A/C MOVEMENTS PASSENGERS PAX per MVT TRAFFIC JAN-DIC 46.780 4.350.563 93,00 % CHG 2008/09 + 3,88% - 1,62% -5,30% SCHEDULED FLIGHTS A/C MOVEMENTS PASSENGERS PAX per MVT TRAFFIC JAN-DIC 45.188 4.161.679 92,10 % CHG 2008/09 + 5,40% -0,42% -5,52% NON SCHEDULED FLIGHTS A/C MOVEMENTS PASSENGERS PAX per MVT TRAFFIC JAN-DIC 1.592 188.884 118,65 % CHG 2008/09 -26,19% -22,19% + 5,43% SCHEDULED AND NON SCHEDULED COMMERCIAL TRAFFIC DOMESTIC FLIGHTS A/C MOVEMENTS PASSENGERS PAX per MVT TRAFFIC JAN-DIC 40.820 3.651.227 89,45 % CHG 2008/09 + 9,63% + 1,83% -7,12% INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS A/C MOVEMENTS PASSENGERS PAX per MVT TRAFFIC JAN-DIC 5.960 699.336 117,34 % CHG 2008/09 -23,57% - 16,39% + 9,39% Of which INTRA - EU 5.113 633.362 123,87 % CHG 2008/09 - 21,69% - 15,04% + 8,49% Of which EXTRA - EU 847 65.974 77,89 % CHG 2008/09 - 33,25% - 27,46% + 8,69% TOP SCHEDULED AIRLINES AIRLINE PASSENGERS %CHG 2008/09 A/C MOVEMENTS %CHG 2008/09 ALITALIA 821.329 -17,81% 8.133 -11,42% WIND JET 801.916 -4,12% 8.443 10,79% AIR ONE 678.325 -16,46% 8.024 -22,78% EASYJET 484.171 76,31% 3.974 89,33% MERIDIANA 434.992 -2,65% 7.792 26,70% RYANAIR 302.709 59,11% 2.041 63,67% AIR BERLIN 171.845 -11,90% 1.452 -9,36% BLU EXPRESS 163.817 N/S 1.676 N/S VOLARE 65.357 16,79% 659 8,03% TRANSAVIA.COM 41.555 16,99% 290 10,69% VUELING AIRLINES 38.245 59,93% 322 62,63% EUROFLY 33.628 -64,83% 366 -53,90% TUNIS AIR 19.512 -17,63% 414 -13,75% XL AIRWAYS FRANCE 17.069 128,35% 140 141,38% IBERIA 10.488 55,59% 158 75,56% N/S Not Significant TOP NON SCHEDULED AIRLINES AIRLINE PASSENGERS %CHG 2008/09 A/C MOVEMENTS %CHG 2008/09 AIR MEDITERRANEE 55.020 2,74% 299 2,40% EUROPE AIRPOST 32.999 -4,09% 295 -3,91% MISTRAL AIR 25.051 -45,44% 267 -46,81% TRAVEL SERVICE 8.820 N/S 51 N/S CESKOSLOVENSKE AER. 8.179 37,58% 53 32,50% PRIMERA AIR 7.844 N/S 44 N/S TRANSAVIA 7.195 -4,93% 46 -8,00% SEVENAIR 5.739 52,43% 100 63,93% WIND JET 4.556 -63,87% 32 -65,59% VIM AIRLINES 3.310 -61,03% 22 -58,49% DUBROVNIK AIRLINE 2.804 19,12% 22 0,00% JETAIR 2.678 -67,50% 42 -55,32% MALMO AVIATION 2.267 -47,17% 26 -44,68% ITALI AIRLINES 1.887 N/S 33 N/S ALITALIA 1.813 19,59% 23 -11,54% N/S Not Significant TOP DIRECT LINKS WITH DOMESTIC AIRPORTS O.&D.(AIRPORT) PASSENGERS % CHG 2008/09 ROME 1.372.129 9,33% MILAN LIN 491.797 -6,15% MILAN MXP 390.763 -9,09% VENICE 201.360 3,41% PISA 176.825 81,75% BOLOGNA 168.444 -10,03% VERONE 132.906 -12,68% TURIN 131.592 40,23% BERGAMO 119.750 93,56% NAPLES 114.149 -20,05% FORLI' 86.366 -5,74% LAMPEDUSA 79.315 -2,64% PARMA 62.060 -14,02% PANTELLERIA 53.876 -13,42% CAGLIARI 27.296 -0,02% TOP DIRECT LINKS WITH INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTS O.&D.(AIRPORT) PASSENGERS % CHG 2008/09 LONDON STN 92.247 -41,01% PARIS CDG 60.827 -9,75% COLOGNE 60.697 -9,56% STUTTGART 51.028 -5,24% BARCELONA 48.909 25,38% PARIS ORY 41.380 16,49% MUNICH 31.181 -18,27% LONDON LGW 19.570 -5,00% TUNIS 17.923 -16,42% HANNOVER 14.499 -2,93% MEMMINGEN 14.178 N/S BRUSSELS 12.562 N/S NEW YORK 12.198 -29,18% MADRID 10.488 29,79% OSLO 6.769 -0,51% N/S Not Significant COMMERCIAL TRAFFIC - PASSENGERS PER MONTH MONTH PASSENGERS % CHG 2008/09 JANUARY 261.300 -3,76% FEBRUARY 242.972 -3,55% MARCH 300.118 -8,80% APRIL 400.323 10,94% MAY 406.432 -6,64% JUNE 399.155 -4,34% JULY 472.478 1,72% AUGUST 518.746 -0,46% SEPTEMBER 430.046 -1,89% OCTOBER 352.235 -2,25% NOVEMBER 266.788 1,16% DECEMBER 299.970 -2,62%.
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