War and SARS cut air passenger numbers

The SARS crisis and the effects of the Iraq war drove long-haul passenger numbers down last month, figures from airport operator BAA revealed today.

The SARS crisis and the effects of the Iraq war drove long-haul passenger numbers down last month, figures from airport operator BAA revealed today.

North Atlantic traffic at BAA’s seven UK airports fell 5.4% this April compared with April 2002, while traffic to other long-haul destinations was down 7.5%.

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