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14-Feb-2002
European airports continue to suffer severely from the events of September 11, insists ACI.
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?European airports continue to suffer severely from the events of September 11, insists ACI.
The drop in passenger numbers among a 35-strong sample of member airports emphasises the grave situation........
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(1-Jan-2002) - EUROPE. Airports Council International (ACI) has said that European airports remain severely affected by the events of September 11. A continuing depression in passenger numbers among a representative sample of 33 ACI Europe airports demonstrates the grave situation facing the industry.
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(16-Oct-2001) - EUROPE. At press-time ACI Europe was warning that European airports could be just days from a total shutdown because of reduced insurance cover. Leading airports, previously covered for up to $1bn, are now being offered cover of between $5m and $50m per incident.
(11-Oct-2002) - BAA's seven UK airports handled a total of 12.1m passengers in September 2002, an increase of 8.1% over the same month last year when traffic was severely disrupted following the tragic events of September 11