The bar chart illustrates how many people travelled through three different airports in New York City from 1995 to 2000, measured in millions.
Overall
, the number for LaGuardia and Newark increased throughout the period, Linking Words
whereas
the passenger figures for John F. Kennedy fluctuated.
Looking in more detail, LaGuardia handled the highest number of passengers in all years except 1997. Linking Words
This
figure rose gradually by around 15 million over five years, reaching 50 million in 1999. Linking Words
Then
, it peaked at nearly 70 in the final year, which was significantly higher than the two other airports. Linking Words
By comparison
, Newark Linking Words
initially
recorded the fewest airport visitors in 1995, at just about 15, but it continued to grow to more than 40 in 2000, despite growth slowing after 1997.
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In contrast
, John F. Kennedy saw a steady climb between 1995 and 1997, rising from 25 to fewer than 50. Linking Words
However
, it dropped over the following two years to marginally over 30 in 1999, before recovering slightly to roughly 45 Linking Words
at the end
of the period.Linking Words