the chart below shows the number of travellers using three major airport un New York City between 1995 and 2000

The number of travellers using three distinct airports in New York City in a 5-year span was compared in the chart.

Overall

, it can be seen that throughout the given period John F. Kennedy's airfield experienced remarkable fluctuations,

whereas

the other ones displayed an upward trend.

To begin

with, it is crystal clear that at the onset of time, LaGuardia was the most popular location for the people, showing 35 and after 5 years, it was still ranked first and reached the number of almost eighty. What about John F. Kennedy, in 1995, it placed

second,

by presenting 10 million less than the aforementioned installation,

however

, after a significant 3 years, there was a remarkable rise for it, where it showed approximately 2 times than at the beginning and placed first.

Nevertheless

, at the finish line, the airstrip witnessed a reduction to almost 42.

Moreover

, as can be seen from the chart, in 1995, Newark was the least popular place for flights, illustrating a mere 15 , but it could rise the number of visitors up to a little more than 40 million in 1998 and after, it remained constant until 2000.

However

, that year, it could become the second most attractive place for flights, by depicting a moderate difference of 5 million to the John F. Kennedy Airport.