The bar chart displays a comparison in the number of passengers between the three most prominent airports in New York City from 1995 to 2000.
Overall La Guardia airport dominated the chart in the period between 1995 to 2000 with 2000 being the highest year in the number of visitors. while, Newark airport demonstrated a gradual increase in the number of travellers. whereas John F. Kennedy airport showed a fluctuation in its numbers of passengers, as it increased in the first few years then it was followed by a drop in the number of visitors.
Generally La Guardia airport predominated the number of travellers with a steadily expanding numbers starting with about 35 million visitor in 1995 to reach double the number by the year 2000 with around 88 million. The year 2000 was the only exception in which JFK numbers surpassed La Guardia’s with approximately 3 million.
Furthermore, JFK numbers grew in the first 3 years to reach its peak in the year 1997 then it started its descent in the number of visitors.
Newark airport number illustrated a gradual ascent in the time between 1995 to 2000 to reach almost 48 million in the year 2000. Despite, starting with about 15 million in 1995 marking the lowest numbers in comparison with the other two airport.
