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Air Passenger Origin and Destination, Domestic Report 1996 Origine Et Destination Des Passagers Aériens, Rapport Sur Le Trafic o Catalogue no. 51-204-XIB N 51-204-XIB au catalogue Air Passenger Origine et Origin and destination des Destination, passagers aériens, Domestic rapport sur le Report trafic intérieur 1996 1996 Statistics Statistique Canada Canada Data in many forms Des données sous plusieurs formes Statistics Canada disseminates data in a variety of forms. Statistique Canada diffuse les données sous formes diverses. In addition to publications, both standard and special Outre les publications, des totalisations habituelles et spéciales tabulations are offered. Data are available on the Internet, sont offertes. Les données sont disponibles sur Internet, disque compact disc, diskette, computer printouts, microfiche and compact, disquette, imprimé d’ordinateur, microfiche et microfilm, microfilm, and magnetic tape. Maps and other geographic et bande magnétique. 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Pour obtenir une copie de ces normes de service standards, please contact your nearest Statistics service, veuillez communiquer avec le centre de consultation régional Canada Regional Reference Centre. de Statistique Canada le plus près de chez vous. Statistics Canada Statistique Canada Transportation Division Division des transports Aviation Statistics Centre Le Centre des statistiques de l’aviation Air Passenger Origine et Origin and destination des Destination, pasagers aériens, Domestic rapport sur le Report trafic intérieur 1996 1996 Published by authority of the Minister responsible for Publication autorisée par le ministre responsable de Statistics Canada Statistique Canada © Minister of Industry, 1997 © Ministre de l’industrie, 1997 All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be Tous droits réservés. Il est interdit de reproduire ou de reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in transmettre le contenu de la présente publication, sous any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, quelque forme ou par quelque moyen que ce soit, photocopying, recording or otherwise without prior written enregistrement sur support magnétique, reproduction permission from Licence Services, Marketing Division, électronique, mécanique, photographique, ou autre, ou de Statistics Canada, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada K1A 0T6. l’emmagasiner dans un système de recouvrement, sans l’autorisation écrite préalable des Services de concession des droits de licence, Division du marketing, Statistique Canada, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada K1A 0T6. December 1997 Décembre 1997 Catalogue No. 51-204-XPB No 51-204-XPB au catalogue Frequency: Annual Périodicité : annuelle ISSN 0826-6026 ISSN 0826-6026 Ottawa Ottawa Note of Appreciation Note de reconnaissance Canada owes the success of its statistical system to a Le succès du système statistique du Canada repose sur long-standing co-operation involving Statistics Canada, un partenariat bien établi entre Statistique Canada et la the citizens of Canada, its businesses, governments and population, les entreprises, les administrations other institutions. Accurate and timely statistical canadiennes et les autres organismes. Sans cette information could not be produced without their continued collaboration et cette bonne volonté, il serait impossible de co-operation and goodwill. produire des statistiques précises et actuelles. Air Passenger Origin and Destination, 1996 Origine et destination des passagers aériens, 1996 Symbols Signes conventionnels The following standard symbols are used in Statistics Canada Les signes conventionnels suivants sont employés uniformément publications: dans les publications de Statistique Canada: .. figures not available. .. nombres indisponibles. ... figures not appropriate or not applicable. ... n’ayant pas lieu de figurer. - nil or zero. - néant ou zéro. -- amount too small to be expressed. -- nombres infimes. p preliminary figures. p nombres provisoires. r revised figures. r nombres rectifiés. x confidential to meet secrecy requirements of the Statistics x confidentiel en vertu des dispositions de la Loi sur la Act. statistique relatives au secret. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS REMERCIEMENTS This publication was prepared by the Aviation Statistics Centre, La présente publication a été préparé au Centre des statistiques de Transportation Division, Statistics Canada, under the general direction of l'aviation, Division des Transports, Statistique Canada, sous la direction Tricia Trépanier, Director, Transportation Division, and Gordon Baldwin, générale de Tricia Trépanier, directrice de la division des transports et de Chief, Aviation Statistics Centre. This publication is a product of the Airline Gordon Baldwin, Chef du Centre des statistiques de l'aviation. Cette Traffic and Economic Analysis Unit: Mike Burchell is the Unit Head and publication a été produite par la Section de la circulation aérienne et de Beata Mielcarek is the Statistician responsible for the Air Passenger l'analyse économique, dont le chef de la section est Mike Burchell, et où Origin and Destination publications. Carol Sellick is the head of operations travaille la statisticienne Beata Mielcarek
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