The table shows the passenger and aircraft movements for last year at Singapore Changi Airport. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The table graph depicts how many passengers and aeroplanes moved in

last

year

at Changi Airport in Singapore.

Overall

, generally, the

number

of passengers and aircraft was reasonably stable with some fluctuations. The figure for the passenger traffic was relatively steady for the given period of the

year

, an average of 45 million, apart from the lowest

number

of 4.109.038 in February and the highest

number

of 5.093.465 in December, the latter perhaps reflecting Christmas traffic. In terms of the percentage changes, there was the biggest rise of 6.3% in January and the lowest drop of 2.5% in March, the rest of the months' changes were between -0.6% and 3.4%. The total proportion of passengers for

last

year

was 54.093.070, and the average growth was 0.7%. With regards to aircraft movements, the aeroplane numbers again steadily operated through the

year

with a slightly higher figure at 30.353 in January. The percentage changes were volatile, the range being from by far the largest increase of 7.6% in January to the bottom

number

of minus 5% in both September and November. The total amount of aeroplanes was 341.537, an average fall of 0.7%. A significant conclusion that can be made is that being seen a means rise of 0.7% in passenger traffic and a fall of 0.7% in aircraft movements, there were some profits produced.