The bar graph above tracks the total number of passengers served in 2014 at each of seven major airport terminals: Atlanta, Beijing, Dubai, Chicago, London, Los Angeles, and Hong Kong.
The graph shows the airports with the most passenger traffic on the left, and those with less on the right. Atlanta was the busiest of these six airports in 2014, serving around 8 million passengers. Beijing came second, having served 7. 5 million passengers. The other five airport terminals all served around 6 million passengers. In order from most to least passengers, these six were: Dubai, Chicago, London, Los Angeles, and lastly Hong Kong.
Combined, these seven large airports served more than 56 million passengers in 2014. The difference between the airport with the highest volume of passengers (Atlanta) and the lowest volume (Hong Kong) in this graph was approximately 2 million passengers. All seven of these airports are located in very large cities.
The bar graph above
tracks
the total number of
passengers
served in 2014 at each of seven major
airport
terminals: Atlanta, Beijing, Dubai, Chicago, London, Los Angeles, and Hong Kong.
The graph
shows
the
airports
with the most
passenger
traffic on the
left
, and those with less on the right. Atlanta was the busiest of these six
airports
in 2014, serving around 8
million
passengers
. Beijing came second, having served 7. 5
million
passengers
. The other five
airport
terminals all served around 6
million
passengers
. In order from most to
least
passengers
, these six were: Dubai, Chicago, London, Los Angeles, and
lastly
Hong Kong.
Combined, these seven large
airports
served more than 56
million
passengers
in 2014. The difference between the
airport
with the highest volume of
passengers
(Atlanta) and the lowest volume (Hong Kong) in this graph was approximately 2
million
passengers
. All seven of these
airports
are located
in
very
large cities.