Airports Council International released its Airport Economics Survey 2009, reported that global airport revenue reached an estimated $96 billion and predicted that 2010 traffic "is expected to rebound and may well exceed moderate predictions of +2% per annum next year" in the absence of a "major setback." It said 709 airports serving some 3.4 billion passengers participated in the 2009 survey.
Airports Council International released its Airport Economics Survey 2009, reported that global airport revenue reached an estimated $96 billion and predicted that 2010 traffic "is expected to rebound and may well exceed moderate predictions of +2% per annum next year" in the absence of a "major setback." It said 709 airports serving some 3.4 billion passengers participated in the 2009 survey. In late December, ACI unveiled select 2008 results. "The financial ...
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