Cardiff Airport at UK Passenger Table Bottom



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Britain’s top airports 2011

UK airports handled 219m passengers during 2011 according to figures published by the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA), an increase of 4.1% (8.6m) on 2010.

The recovery comes on the back of three consecutive years of falling passenger numbers, and left 2011 at the same level as 2004. During months where 2010 was unaffected by disruptive events, 2011 saw passenger numbers increase by 0.6% compared to those carried during 2010, suggesting that underlying growth was still relatively weak.

AERBT brings you the individual airport without any real comment except to say that for 2012 Southend, which moved 42,439 passengers last year, a big rise from 3,583 the previous 12 months, will be into six figures.  With easyJet as a tenant it should in 2103 make the one million plus cut off point. www.caa.co.uk/airportstatistics

Airport Passengers % increase
Heathrow 69,433,230  5
Gatwick 33,674,264  7
Manchester 18,892,756  6
Stansted 18,052,843 -2.8
Luton   9,513,704   9
Edinburgh   9,385,245   9
Birmingham   8,616,296   1
Glasgow   6,880,217   5
Bristol   5,780,746   1
Liverpool   5,251,161   5
Newcastle   4,356,130   0
East Midlands   4,215,192   2
Belfast Int   4,103,620   2
Aberdeen   3,082,816 12
London City   2,992,848   8
Leeds Bradford   2,976,881   8
Belfast City   2,397,312 13
Southampton   1,762,500   1.6
Cardiff   1,222,715  -1

This article is reprinted from AERBT with permission.

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(Editor’s Note: Cardiff was one of only two airports in the UK to lose market share in 2011. Even Bristol losing it’s only transatlantic service, a frequent argument in Cardiff Bay, gained market share)

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