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The sleeping dragon awakens. (China).
International Railway Journal
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February 1, 2003|
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Chinese Railways is being reorganised along more market-oriented lines and is opening itself to advanced technology from outside as it tries to satisfy a voracious national appetite for rail capacity.
CHINESE Railways (CR) is in a desperate race against time. Keeping pace with the demands of one of the world's most vibrant economies is proving difficult despite some truly heroic and ongoing efforts both in the provision of new capacity and in embracing advanced technology.
The tell-tale statistics are that while business has been increasing steadily for ...
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ASUR reports decrease in Q4 passenger traffic.(Brief Article)
Magazine article from: Airline Industry Information
; ...reported a fall in its fourth-quarter passenger traffic. The privatised airport operator said that the total passenger traffic decreased by 33.07% year-over-year, with domestic passenger traffic down by 6.69% and international passenger...
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Passenger traffic on Amtrak's three services in California saw increases of between 4.4 and 6.4%.(United States)
Magazine article from: International Railway Journal
; Passenger traffic on Amtrak's three services in California saw increases of between 4.4 and 6.4% in August.
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OMAN: MUSCAT INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT INCREASED PASSENGER TRAFFIC SEPTEMBER 2003.(Brief Article)
Newspaper article from: IPR Strategic Business Information Database
; Al-Watan newspaper reported data on passenger traffic in the Oman International Airport in Muscat during September 2003. There was a 25.1% increase in passenger traffic during this month in relation to September 2002. The number of passengers...
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World passenger traffic remains stalled - claim.
Magazine article from: Airline Industry Information
; ...are claiming that world air passenger traffic remains stalled following the...Association (IATA) also show that passenger traffic was down. The association's figures indicate that passenger traffic had decreased 4.6% in August...
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International Civil Aviation Organisation sees stabilisation in airline passenger traffic.
Magazine article from: Airline Industry Information
; ...ICAO) claims that global airline passenger traffic will stabilise this year. The Montreal-bas...forecast. The ICAO also claims that passenger traffic will rebound by 4.4% in 2004 and...Figures by the organisation show that passenger traffic fell 2.9% in 2001. The decline in...
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Airline passenger traffic in and out of L.A. continues to increase. (Los Angeles County, California)
Magazine article from: Los Angeles Business Journal
; Passenger traffic in Los Angeles County grew more...operating in the area (see page 12). Passenger traffic at the four commercial airports...882,497. One event that boosted passenger traffic in the area during 1994 was the...
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International airline passenger traffic increases.(Brief Article)
Magazine article from: Airline Industry Information
; ...COMMUNICATIONS LTD International airline passenger traffic increased by 15.3% in 2004 compared...Air Transport Association (IATA). Passenger traffic in the Asia-Pacific increased by...Canada, was up 14.8%, while European passenger traffic increased 10.1%, IATA said. IATA...
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Passenger traffic down 7.6% at LAX. (Los Angeles International Airport)
Magazine article from: Los Angeles Business Journal
; Passenger traffic down 7.6% at LAX Passenger traffic at Los Angeles International Airport dropped 7.6 percent...during the month, to 95,242 tons, a 0.6 percent decline. Passenger traffic at Ontario International Airport, which is also operated...
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Israel Railways reports that passenger traffic during the first half of 2003 rose to 10.95 million.(Israel)
Magazine article from: International Railway Journal
; Israel Railways reports that passenger traffic during the first half of 2003 rose to 10.95 million, representing a 12% increase compared with the same period in 2002. It is expected that the figure for the full year will exceed 20 million.
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Magazine article from: Railway Age
; (DECEMBER, 1902) IS PASSENGER TRAFFIC PROFITABLE? The value of passenger traffic to a railroad has long been a mooted point among railway men. The general public seeing the amount expended on account of this traffic supposed it to be wonderfully...
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