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        	  Abu Dhabi’s International Airport recorded 
			  a 12.4% increase in aircraft movements, a 6.2% increase in cargo 
			  and a 2.5 % increase in total passenger movement in August 2009. 
			  India remained the airport’s largest market with an overall 
			  increase in passenger traffic of 8%, whilst Pakistan 
			  came second. The UK was the airport’s third largest market for the 
			  month, leaving Saudi Arabia in fourth place. Passenger traffic to 
			  Australia continued to increase rapidly due to the new 
			  Athens-Melbourne connectivity, and became the fifth busiest 
			  country destination with a 141% increase over August 2008. 
			  The top five destinations recorded a total of 
			  200,607 passengers, with London in the top spot with 51,757 
			  passengers. Bangkok took second place with 38,828 passengers, 
			  whilst Bahrain, Doha and Cairo came in third, fourth and fifth 
			  respectively with a total of 101,314 passengers. 
						The 2nd of August 2009 was the busiest day of the month, recording 
			  a total number of 32,090 arriving, departing and transit 
			  passengers. The daily average was 28,760 for the month. 
						Cargo increased 6.2%, largely due to new services 
			  by Maximus and China Airlines.
  
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