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 A total of 4,877,212 passengers traveled through 
			  Denver International Airport in August 2009, an increase of 2.3% 
			  over the 4,768,799 travelers who used the airport during the same 
			  month last year. It was DIA’s busiest August on record, marking 
			  two straight months of growth after a downward trend that started 
			  in December 2008. “A record July followed by a 
			  record August is a very positive sign,” said DIA Aviation Manager Kim 
			  Day. “While it is still likely that we will finish 
			  the year down slightly from our record year of 2008, passenger 
			  traffic is better than we had predicted, and we believe that’s a 
			  direct result of the strong competition in the Denver market.” For the first eight months of the year, passenger 
			  traffic at DIA totaled 34,324,108, down 2.8% from 
			  the 35,320,524 passengers recorded during the same period in 2008. 
			  DIA’s record of 51.2 million passengers was set last year. Flight operations in August totaled 55,202, a decline of 
			  only 0.8% from the same month last year. For the first 
			  eight months of the year, DIA’s operations totaled 413,306, down 
			  3.3% from the comparable period of 2008.
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