In February 2010, passenger traffic at Denver
International Airport increased 5.1% when compared to February
2009, with 3,700,975 passengers traveling through during the
second month of the year.
Following January’s record passenger traffic,
which was the largest monthly passenger increase at DIA since
December 2008, the bump in February brought this year’s total to
7,477,378 passengers, which is an increase of 286,081 passengers,
or 4% over the first two months of 2009.
“I
think we can contribute this nice jump in passenger traffic to
incredibly competitive fares in the Denver market, as well as an
economic rebound that is beginning to take shape within our
industry,” said Denver Aviation Manager, Kim Day. “2010 is
shaping up to be a much better year for DIA as we see more
confidence in both the business and leisure travel sectors.”
DIA also reported increases in flight operations and
cargo handled in February. Flight operations rose 1.5% to
47,293, and cargo handled jumped to 13.7% with 40,634,853
pounds in February.
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