Examples of using Passenger numbers in English and their translations into Italian
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While passenger numbers increased four-fold
While passenger numbers increased four‑fold
In 2008, it ranked as the world's 28th-busiest airport in terms of passenger numbers, 9th busiest in terms of international passengers
Passenger numbers exceed three and a half million a year,
the largest increase in passenger numbers and also has actually seen more kilometres of railway line being built.
Growth that exceeds the average EU annual rate of growth in passenger numbers by a factor of at least two could be taken as an indicator of rapid growth in capacity.
The reduction in passenger numbers and fleet capacity is likely to feed through to other related sectors,
The EESC notes that this big increase in passenger numbers at airports that the Commission expects to result from the proposed changes to the slot allocation rules obviously relates primarily to volume
Air travel alone has seen passenger numbers decline, with a drop of 10% on flights to the Middle East
Passenger numbers on the Helsinki route grew fast
In the early 1990s passenger numbers on Helsinki-Tallinn traffic were steadily increasing,
its design anticipates the predicted increase in passenger numbers to 2028 and beyond, and its development will be the catalyst for the regeneration of the surrounding area.
airlines will ultimately have to be able to anticipate what possible passenger numbers and relations to expect over the coming years.
Since then, common positions have been reached between the initial Council proposal and the European Parliament, with the classification of seaports within the trans-European transport networks according to the criteria of annual freight traffic or passenger numbers transported.
which led to a 45% raise in passenger numbers.
but with growing passenger numbers it became necessary to install passing loops
Official figures suggest a doubling of passenger numbers in just fifteen or twenty years,
However, the fall of France in 1940 caused some doubt about whether the Atlantic service could continue; passenger numbers were already reduced due to the war, and if Spain or Portugal were to join the Axis,
and that by 2020 passenger numbers at Dubai International Airport will reach 98.5 million and cargo volumes will top 4.1 million tonnes.
The original European Commission proposal that this directive would apply to all airports with passenger numbers greater than one million per annum was extremely worrying,