The chart below shows the number of travellers using three major airports in New York City between 1995 and 2000. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. 6.0

The bar chart illustrates how many

passengers

used the three major airports in New York City from 1995 to 2000. Units are measured in millions of

passengers

.

Overall

, there was an increasing trend of visitors at LaGuardia and Newark airports,

while

the

number

of travellers using John F. Kennedy

Airport

fluctuated. Throughout the time period, LaGuardia was the most busy

airport

except in 1997. It had 35

million

passengers

at the start, and experienced a steady increase for four years,

then

grew dramatically in the

last

year, which ended with around double the original

number

.

In addition

, Newark

Airport

also

had an

overall

increase in travellers over the five years. It first started at around 15

million

passengers

,

then

increased to around 40

million

visitors in 2000, making it the least-used

airport

in the end.

On the other hand

, there was a floating trend for the

number

of

passengers

using John F. Kennedy

Airport

. It first had around 25

million

travellers in 1995,

then

it fluctuated between 30 to 50

million

people for the next five years. In the end, it ended with around 45

million

visitors, which is slightly higher than the

number

in Newark, making it the second

most busy

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busiest

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airport

in New York City.