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129. HKIA Reports September 2012 Traffic
Traffic at Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) sustained healthy growth in September 2012, with passenger trips amounting to 4.4 million and cargo volume totalling 347,000 tonnes, representing increases of 1.3% and 6.8% respectively compared to the same period last year. Air traffic movements for the month rose 4.1% to 28,850.
130. Industrial Action Causes Air France to Reduce Flights
Industrial Action Causes Air France to Reduce Flights. Industrial action by air traffic controllers scheduled for Tuesday 23 to Friday 26 February 2010 included has forced the French Civil Aviation Authority to reduce the number of flights for all airlines during this period.
131. Tiger Airways cuts back flights to Manila - Clark
Tiger Airways cuts back flights to Manila - Clark. Currently the Joint Foreign Chambers of Commerce of the Philippines (JFC) is urging the Philippine government to issue an EO to define more clearly the rules on air traffic rights in Clark and the Subic International Airports, northwest of Manila. There is a draft EO (EO 500-B) which would allow easier entry of airlines, especially
132. Singapore Changi Airport Reports July 2012 Traffic
The number of passenger movements at Singapore Changi Airport increased 4.5% year-on-year to 4.36 million in July 2012. Air traffic movements grew in tandem, with 27,100 landings and take-offs recorded at Changi during the month, or 4.6% more compared to a year ago.
133. Changi Reports January 2014 Traffic; Bangkok Down 25%
Singapore Changi Airport handled 4.60 million passengers in January 2014, an increase of 6.3% year-on-year. Air traffic movements grew correspondingly, with a total of 30,400 landings and take-offs recorded during the month, or 7.6% more compared to a year ago.
134. Over 29,000 New Aircraft Required in Next 20 Years
As aviation becomes increasingly accessible in all parts of the world, future journeys will increasingly be made by air particularly to and from emerging markets. According to Airbus’ latest Global Market Forecast (GMF) in the next 20 years (2013-2032), air traffic will grow at 4.7% annually requiring over 29,220 new passenger and freighter aircraft valued at nearly US$4.4 trillion
135. Finnair to launch Flights to Seoul in 2008
Finnair to launch Flights to Seoul in 2008. South Korea has a population of 49 million and a fast growing economy. The country is the tenth largest economic area in the world. The capital Seoul has ten million inhabitants. Its modern Incheon International Airport is one of the largest Asian air traffic hubs.
136. Finnair to Fly Daily to Tokyo in 2010
Finnair to Fly Daily to Tokyo in 2010. Finnair is to launch daily flights to Tokyo in 2010. Air traffic agreement negotiations between Finland and Japan in September 2008 agreed on the right to increase the number of flights to all of Finnair’s present destinations in Japan, namely Tokyo, Osaka and Nagoya.

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