The bar charts illustrate the annual proportion of millions of travelers visiting three major airports from 1995 to 2000.
Overall, LaGuardia experienced the steady increase throughout the given period. Despite the fluctuation, the majority visiting John F. Kennedy managed to surpass those arriving in Newark in the final year.
The number of visitors in LaGuardia stood at around 35 million in 1995. Subsequently, there was a consistent increase to 50 million in 1999 before soaring to a high point of almost 70 million in 2000, marking the highest of any category in that period.
The figure for those visiting John F. Kennedy started at approximately 25 million in 1995. Later, the trend fluctuated between 30 and 50 million between 1996 and 1999, before culminating at about 45 million in 2000. Meanwhile, Newark airport indicated the lowest proportion of travelers in 1990, accounting for approximately 15 million. In 1998, there was a moderate escalation to just above 40 million, and the pattern hovered around that level for the remainder of the period.