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The table below highlights data on the number of travelers using three major German airports between 2007 and 2012. v.1

The table below highlights data on the number of travelers using three major German airports between 2007 and 2012. v. 1
The table represents how many passengers used three distinctive airports, namely; Dusseldorf, Frankfurt and Berlin Tegel in German from 2007 to 2012. Units are measured in millions. Overall, the number of visitors travelling all three airports had increased. In particular, Berlin Tegel increased the most with the number of visitors but for the last three years this figure had remained unchanged, whereas Frankfurt had the constant rising trends. In opposed to those two airports, Dusseldorf had the periodic fluctuations. In terms of Berlin Tegel, which had 17. 3 millions of travellers in 2007? By 2009, this number raised more than doubled to record at 39. 9 million, then from 2010 and onward, the number of visitors remained unchanged at 43. 3 million. In contrast, the rest of airports experienced a steady incremental trend where Dusseldorf had 27. 2 million visitors and 36. 5 million for Frankfurt in 2007. By 2009, Dusseldorf recorded the peak of 48. 2 million travellers before it decreased to 33. 2 million travellers in 2011, while Frankfurt had constant rise with the number of travellers to reach at 44. 4 million and 51. 1 millions of travellers in 2009 and in 2011 respectively. By 2012, both airports received majority of travellers as 45. 6 millions of visitors for Dusseldorf and 69. 3 millions of visitors for Frankfurt.
The table represents how
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used
three distinctive
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Dusseldorf
, Frankfurt and Berlin
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Tegel
in German from 2007 to 2012. Units
are measured
in millions.

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, the
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of
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visitors
travelling all three
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airports
had increased.
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Tegel
increased the most with the
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visitors
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but
for the last three years this figure had remained unchanged, whereas Frankfurt had the constant rising trends. In opposed to those two
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airports
,
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Dusseldorf
had the periodic fluctuations.

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terms of Berlin
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Tegel
, which had 17. 3
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in 2007? By 2009, this
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raised more than doubled to record at 39. 9
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million
, then from 2010 and onward, the
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of
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visitors
remained unchanged at 43. 3 million.

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, the rest of
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experienced a steady incremental trend where
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Dusseldorf
had 27. 2
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million
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visitors
and 36. 5
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million
for Frankfurt in 2007. By 2009,
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Dusseldorf
recorded the peak of 48. 2
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travellers
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it decreased to 33. 2
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in 2011, while Frankfurt had constant rise with the
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to reach at 44. 4
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million
and 51. 1
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travellers
in 2009 and in 2011
respectively
. By 2012, both
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received majority of
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travellers
as 45. 6
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Dusseldorf
and 69. 3
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