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Transportation Statistics > Air transport, passengers carried > Papua New Guinea (historical data)

VIEW DATA:   Values  
Definition     Source      Printable version   
Date   Amount    Rank   
2005   818,773    #92   
2004   762,784    #93   
2003   690,528    #92   
2002   1,234,779    #73   
2001   1,188,089    #74   
2000   1,099,772    #77   
1999   1,058,200    #74   
1998   1,110,300    #73   
1997   1,114,000    #71   
1996   970,000    #72   
1995   970,000    #74   
1994   1,112,800    #66   
1993   866,000    #72   
1992   954,000    #68   
1991   911,000    #59   
1990   931,200    #64   
1989   963,400    #64   
1988   886,600    #66   
1987   798,300    #65   
1986   807,400    #65   
1985   700,900    #71   
1984   711,400    #62   
1983   533,800    #73   
1982   560,400    #72   
1981   553,500    #70   
1980   558,600    #66   
1979   572,300    #66   
1978   532,300    #66   
1977   440,000    #67   
1976   405,300    #69   
1975   355,000    #72   


DEFINITION: Air passengers carried include both domestic and international aircraft passengers of air carriers registered in the country.

SOURCE: World Development Indicators database
 

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