The depicted pie charts illustrate the percentage of aims to travel for passengers in four diverse British airports in 2016.
Overall, there is four category for each airport. The dominant category was travelling for visiting close individuals such as friends, families or relatives. Additionally, the other aims were the most uncommon purposes.
The Luton and Stansted airports had a similar data. For example, the visiting friends and relatives was a popular aim, because for Luton the percentage was 50% and 48% for Stansted. The holiday and business has a difference in 1%, for example holiday consists between 35-36 percent and business between 13-14 percent and other purpose is equal for both 2%. Other 2 airports Gatwick and Heathrow noticeably differentiate from other two. If the dominant goal was went friends and family for Gatwick airport is the one third from total and for Heathrow it was 37%. Indeed, the holidays was the most common only for Gatwick airport with half from total and Heathrow’s was 33%. The final sections for these places is business with 14% for Gatwick and 26% for Heathrow, also 2% for other aims to first and 4% for latter.