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Annual Airport Traffic by Region of Origin and Destination
AIRPORT/CITY: |  | 3-LTR IATA CODE: |  | YEAR:   2013
REGIONS | TOTAL TERMINAL PASSENGERS | TOTAL FREIGHT                    (in tonnes) | TOTAL AIR TRANSPORT MOVEMENTS | TOTAL MAIL
DOMESTIC
EUROPE
of which E.U.
NORTH AMERICA
LATIN AMERICA/CARIBBEAN
MIDDLE EAST
ASIA/PACIFIC
AFRICA
TOTAL*
Origin and Destination defined as:
(Please refer to Definition of Terms and  tick box where applicable)
 | TERMINAL PASSENGERS | FREIGHT | AIR TRANSPORT MOVEMENTS
Point of Embarkation/Disembarkation (Passengers)
Point of Loading/Unloading (Freight)
First Origin and Last Destination of Flight
Last Origin and First Destination of Flight
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Definition of Terms:
Origin and Destination
Passengers
The passengers' embarkation points and disembarkation points as they appear on the flight coupon as far as it concerns
the same flight number.  If data is not available on a flight coupon basis, please indicate the basis upon which the
regions of origin and destination are determined (e.g. in the case of departures last destination of flight or first
destination of flight) by ticking the appropriate box in the passenger table.
Example of Origin and Destination
Passengers holding a ticket including the following three coupons:
Naples - Rome | Route AZ 119
Rome - Paris | Route AZ 320
Paris - New York | Route AZ 011
In the case of Rome airport, this passenger's origin is Naples and his destination is Paris, he will be classified:
- on arrival under "Domestic"
- on departure, under "Europe"
In the case of Paris airport, this passenger's origin is Rome and his destination is New York, he will be classified:
- on arrival under "Europe"
- on departure under "North America"
Freight
The preferred basis is the point at which the freight is loaded onto a flight arriving at the subject airport and the point at which
the freight is unloaded from a flight departing from the subject airport.  If data is not available on this basis, please indicate
the basis used (e.g. in the case of departures the last destination of the flight or alternatively the first destination of the flight) by
ticking the appropriate box in the Freight table.
Air Transport Movements
Please indicate the basis used (e.g. in the case of departures the last destination of the flight or alternatively the first destination of
the flight) by ticking the appropriate box in the Air Transport Movements table.
Regions
For world regions, see ACI (1996) geographical definitions of countries in [NAME]
E.U.
The European Union includes the following countries:  Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland,
France, Germany,  Greece,  Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia,  Lithuania,  Luxembourg,  Malta,  Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia,
Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and the United Kingdom.
Total Terminal Passengers
Enplaned + deplaned passengers, excluding direct transit.
Total Freight
Loaded + unloaded freight in [NAME], excluding mail, transit and trucked freight.
Total Commercial (Air Transport) Movements
Commercial aircraft movements, including all cargo and mail aircraft but excluding air taxi operations.
Total Mail
Loaded + unloaded mail in metric tonnes; mail comprises closed bags handed over by the postal service.