A breakdown of a plenty of travel makers utilizing three main airports in New York City from 1995 to 2000, a five-year period is illustrated in the bar chart and it is measured in millions. Overall it is noticeable that all airports showed an upward trend. In this case, while the LaGuardia was by far the most favorite airports for visitors, a less preference was shown in the remaining.
To begin, there was a considerable rise for LaGuardia visitors. The figure stood at 35 million in 1995, compared as two folds as Network pace. This then witnessed a gradual incline from 1996 to 1999 before achieving its peak at 68 million in the end of the period. Furthermore, a significant rise was seen on Network guesses between 1995 and 1997, but the data remained stable in the following three years.
Turning to John F. Kennedy airport, the data had a fluctuation trend during the period. It initially experienced the second favorite choice among visitors and this achieved its peak at 49 millions in two years later. However, from 1997 to 1999 showed considerable decline of 19 million, yet it turned back to around 45 million in the end of the year.
To begin, there was a considerable rise for LaGuardia visitors. The figure stood at 35 million in 1995, compared as two folds as Network pace. This then witnessed a gradual incline from 1996 to 1999 before achieving its peak at 68 million in the end of the period. Furthermore, a significant rise was seen on Network guesses between 1995 and 1997, but the data remained stable in the following three years.
Turning to John F. Kennedy airport, the data had a fluctuation trend during the period. It initially experienced the second favorite choice among visitors and this achieved its peak at 49 millions in two years later. However, from 1997 to 1999 showed considerable decline of 19 million, yet it turned back to around 45 million in the end of the year.
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