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The bar chart shows the number of passengers who used three main airports in New York City, John F. Kennedy, LaGuardia and Newark, from 1995 to 2000. The figures are in millions of passengers per year.
Overall, the number of passengers increased at all three airports. LaGuardia was the busiest airport in most years, and it had the biggest increase.
In 1995, LaGuardia had about 35 million passengers, while John F. Kennedy had 26 million and Newark had only 16 million. The number of passengers at LaGuardia increased every year and reached about 68 million in 2000, which was the highest number in the chart.
John F. Kennedy airport increased to 47 million in 1997, and it was the busiest airport in that year. However, after that it fell to 36 million in 1998 and 32 million in 1999, before it rose again to about 44 million in 2000. Newark had the lowest number in 1995, but it increased quickly to 42 million in 1998 and then stayed the same until 2000.