ALL ABOARD: Even before America West started...
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ALL ABOARD: Even before America West started a fare war (D2), John Wayne Airport was bucking the traveling trend. The Gulf War has cut into air traffic at home and abroad, but not locally. . . . A spokeswoman says traffic is up because “a new terminal building that’s 12 times the size of the old one” opened in September and the number of flights has increased.
Up, Up and Away Daily number of passengers departing and arriving at John Wayne Airport, in thousands: Jan. 1-15 1990: 161.4 1991: 176.5 Jan. 16-31 1990: 177.5 1991: 189.5
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