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AirCargo the Bottom Line.(Brief Article)
AirCargo the Bottom Line Dividing Europe Share of air cargo traffic held by the 10 top European cities among those cities in 2002. London * 19.8% Paris ** 17.9% Frankfort 17.8% Amsterdam 14.7% Luxembourg 6.8% Brussels 6.0% Cologne 5.9% Zurich 3.7% Liege 3.9% Milan *** 3.5% * Heathrow, Gatwick and Stansted airports ** Charles de Gaulle and Orly airports *** Malpensa and Linate airports Source: Schiphol Group Note: Table made from pie chart Air Europe Freight traffic for major European airlines in 2002 and percentage change from 2001. (in millions of revenue freight tonne-kilometers) AIRLINE …
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