Fall In Air Passengers Blamed On Poor Weather

September 17, 2009 | Airline Flight, Airline Service, Aviation

A sharp fall in airline passenger figures last month has been blamed on bad weather and bank holiday disruption.

Airport chiefs expected a modest 3.5 per cent decrease compared with a year ago, after recent months showed the decline prompted by the economic downturn was slowing.
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Air Canada Flight Australia to Vancouver Emergency Landing in Honolulu

An Air Canada jet en route from Australia to Vancouver was forced to make an emergency landing in Honolulu on Friday after 22 people suffered minor injuries, following severe air turbulence.
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American Airlines Traffic Reported Traffic Fell 8.2 Percent in December

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