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Chapter 8 | Aviation Figure 8.3 Map of top 40 Australian airports DARWIN Gove Cairns Broome Townsville Port Hedland Karratha Newman ALICE SPRINGS Ayers Rock Mount Isa Hamilton Island Proserpine Mackay Rockhampton Gladstone Hervey Bay Bundaberg Maroochydore BRISBANE Gold Coast Ballina Coffs Harbour PERTH International airports Kalgoorlie Port Lincoln Dubbo Williamtown Mildura SYDNEY ADELAIDE Wagga Wagga CANBERRA Albury MELBOURNE Mount Gambier Avalon Port Macquarie Other airports Launceston HOBART Table 8.1 Intercapital air distances (great circle distances) Sydney Melbourne Brisbane Adelaide Perth Hobart Darwin Canberra (kilometres) Sydney 706 753 1,167 3,284 1,039 3,155 236 Melbourne 1,381 643 2,706 618 3,131 470 Brisbane 1,622 3,615 1,791 2,852 956 Adelaide 2,120 1,172 2,619 972 Perth 3,022 2,651 3,091 Hobart 3,742 850 Darwin 3,141 Source: BITRE (2008d), Aviation statistics—website release. 91
BITRE | Australian transport statistics yearbook 2009 Table 8.2 International airline activity Financial year Flights Revenue passengers 1 Available seats Load factor 2 Freight (number) (number) (number) (per cent) (tonnes) 1970–71 17 067 1 199 148 33 433 1971–72 18 573 1 433 739 36 277 1972–73 19 735 1 769 816 44 654 1973–74 20 474 2 160 876 58 073 1974–75 27 013 2 392 102 65 757 1975–76 23 267 2 801 883 71 077 1976–77 21 938 2 894 965 78 458 1977–78 24 082 3 036 960 89 230 1978–79 20 764 3 506 753 111 839 1979–80 20 478 4 019 316 121 984 1980–81 20 487 4 108 265 127 840 1981–82 22 346 4 186 171 157 708 1982–83 21 486 4 249 249 166 703 1983–84 21 082 4 451 708 193 928 1984–85 22 385 4 988 998 222 868 1985–86 25 308 5 424 377 235 785 1986–87 29 698 6 194 981 268 395 1987–88 33 848 7 211 743 296 067 1988–89 38 854 7 930 588 11 435 873 69.3 324 646 1989–90 42 353 8 252 769 12 257 200 67.3 353 898 1990–91 45 300 8 424 511 12 991 767 64.8 357 507 1991–92 48 419 9 042 889 13 773 493 65.7 379 843 1992–93 52 295 9 759 065 15 023 875 65.0 432 810 1993–94 54 781 10 621 976 15 709 444 67.6 476 336 1994–95 60 658 11 565 753 17 443 065 66.9 543 502 1995–96 68 387 12 679 451 19 610 366 66.0 564 914 1996–97 74 347 13 718 480 20 792 015 67.4 614 945 1997–98 77 811 14 080 113 21 604 059 66.7 645 638 1998–99 80 476 14 564 061 21 621 816 68.9 645 587 1999–00 86 751 15 583 694 22 895 592 69.3 687 247 2000–01 93 828 17 126 504 24 565 665 71.1 665 685 2001–02 87 557 16 486 343 22 892 570 73.8 634 341 2002–03 89 374 16 108 417 23 062 891 71.8 635 135 2003–04 100 336 18 131 286 25 885 687 71.5 627 002 2004–05 116 087 20 309 733 29 691 278 69.7 702 418 2005–06 117 790 21 096 951 30 041 002 71.3 726 027 2006–07 119 330 22 137 767 29 768 595 75.6 754 456 2007–08 124 176 23 264 573 30 625 242 77.1 780 993 Data are not readily available for missing years. 1, 2. See End Notes. Source: BITRE (2008e), Aviation statistics—website release. 92
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Chapter 1 Introduction The goal of
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Chapter 1 | Introduction Impacts of
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