Remember to check www.bts.gov the first week of every month for the latest Transportation Indicators report tracking more than 300 transportation trends.
In the July issue you would have learned that enplanements on international flights by large U.S. carriers decreased by 14 percent in April compared to a year earlier and that the 4.4 million international passengers on U.S. carriers in April were the fewest of any April since 1996.
In the August issue you would have learned that New York-Toronto remains the most heavily traveled air route connecting the United States to the western hemisphere, although passenger
traffic remains down from previous years.
In the September issue you would have learned that large U.S. air carriers posted an 8 percent rise in inflation-adjusted freight revenue from the second quarter of last year.
