The graph below shows information about how many people travelled from 1998 to 2003 year period
The graph below shows information about how many people travelled from 1998 to 2003 year period 2RxDJ
The given table demonstrates information regarding, how many people travelled from three big airports in the UK over a half decade period from 1998 to 2003.
In general, it is clear from the figures that the travellers from all three airports, namely Heathrow, Gatwick and Stanstand witnessed an upward trend for the whole period in question.
Going into details, as regards Gatwick airport, the number of passengers went up gradually and significantly year on year from around 36 millions in 1998 to just under 70 millions in 2003, which meant that it was the most popular airport at that period, with respect to Stanstand, it followed a similar trend, except for the last two years of the period. The figure started just over 17 million in 1998. Subsequently, having soared to approximately 43 millions in 2001, the figure the remained stable and finished at the same figure in 2003.
By contrast, Heathrow experienced slightly different trend. Having started at just above 27 millions in 1998, the number of passengers then surged by around 21 million reaching its peak at approximately 48 million in 2000. This was followed by a period of decline to 33 million until 2002. Finally, the figure saw a rapid growth and finished at around 45 million in 2003
The
given
table demonstrates information regarding, how
many
people
travelled from three
big
airports
in the UK over a half decade
period
from 1998 to 2003.
In general
, it is
clear
from the
figures
that the
travellers
from all three
airports
,
namely
Heathrow, Gatwick and
Stanstand
witnessed an upward trend for the whole
period
in question.
Going into
details
, as regards Gatwick
airport
, the number of passengers went up
gradually
and
significantly
year on year
from around 36
millions
in 1998 to
just
under 70
millions
in 2003, which meant that it was the most popular
airport
at that
period
, with respect to
Stanstand
, it followed a similar trend,
except for
the last two years of the
period
. The
figure
started
just
over 17
million
in 1998.
Subsequently
, having soared to approximately 43
millions
in 2001, the
figure
the remained stable and finished at the same
figure
in 2003.
By contrast, Heathrow experienced
slightly
different
trend. Having
started
at
just
above 27
millions
in 1998, the number of passengers then surged by around 21
million
reaching its peak at approximately 48
million
in 2000. This
was followed
by a
period
of decline to 33
million
until 2002.
Finally
, the
figure
saw
a rapid growth and finished at around 45
million
in 2003