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Band 4+: The four charts illustrate the purposes of travel to the UK via different airports in 2016.

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The image displays pie charts detailing purposes of travel for passengers at four airports in 2016. Gatwick Airport: Business 14%, Other 1%, Visiting friends/Family 30%, Holiday 54%. Heathrow Airport: Business 26%, Other 3%, Visiting friends/Family 37%, Holiday 34%. Luton Airport: Business 13%, Other 2%, Visiting friends/Family 30%, Holiday 55%. Stansted Airport: Business 14%, Other 3%, Visiting friends/Family 16%, Holiday 67%.
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The given pie chart disclose data on intention of travel for passangers visiting to the four various UK airports by 2016

Overalll, it can be obvious that the prime reason to visit airports such as Haethrow, Luton and Stansted was visiting their friends and families while in Gotwich it shows holiday

First, looking to the Luton airport where the visiting friends and families was at the top with 50%. There was a little bit difference in the Stansted and Heatrow with indicators 48 and 38%. There was a 1 or 2% difference amoung of airports like Luton, Stansted and Heatrow visiting by reason of holiday. Bussiness was at the same level in Luton(13%) and in Stansted(14%), while in Luton it was two hold. In all airpots the other reasons was under 4%

In the Gatwich, despite it shows highest indicator by holiday with 54%, it was the lowest from visiting friends an families(30%)

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