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Transportation Statistics > Air transport, passengers carried (per capita) > Czech Republic (historical data)

VIEW DATA:   Values  
Definition     Source      Printable version   
Date   Amount    Rank   
2008   486.735    #33   
2007   476.069    #32   
2006   481.64    #45   
2005   459.858    #44   
2004   413.394    #51   
2003   332.432    #52   
2002   275.345    #56   
2001   250.959    #58   
2000   216.991    #63   
1999   180.161    #74   
1998   155.494    #77   
1997   140.507    #78   
1996   135.104    #80   
1995   124.344    #82   
1994   103.676    #85   
1993   99.206    #86   
1992   94.379    #85   
1991   81.23    #81   
1990   105.732    #75   
1989   112.797    #73   
1988   111.414    #75   
1987   103.363    #74   
1986   95.832    #76   
1985   94.852    #75   
1984   88.229    #75   
1983   88.126    #73   
1982   82.865    #73   
1981   93.044    #71   
1980   142.768    #63   
1979   171.873    #54   
1978   164.848    #51   
1977   151.537    #49   
1976   163.975    #45   
1975   161.133    #43   
1974   151.682    #41   
1973   137.997    #38   
1972   138.574    #34   
1971   111.445    #39   
1970   119.887    #35   


DEFINITION: Air passengers carried include both domestic and international aircraft passengers of air carriers registered in the country. Per capita figures expressed per 1,000 population.

SOURCE: International Civil Aviation Organisation, Civil Aviation Statistics of the World and ICAO staff estimates.
   
 

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