El transporte aéreo en España cierra su peor mes de marzo en 14 años
Los pasajeros que usan el avión para viajar en el país caen un 16,5% pese a la Semana Santa
Los usuarios que eligen el tren para recorrer largas distancias avanzan un 10%
EFE Economía Madrid 10 MAY 2013 - 12:14 CET
Air transport in Spain closes its worst March in 14 years
Passengers who use the plane to travel in the country fell by 16.5% despite the Easter
Users who choose the train for long distances 10% advance
Economy EFE Madrid 10 MAY 2013 - 12:14 CET
Using tickets for travel in Spain fell by 16.5% in March to coincide with Easter, while long distance trains carried 9.6% more passengers compared with the same month of 2012, according to data published today by the National Statistics Institute (INE). So far this year, the plane has lost 16.4% of travelers, while the long-distance rail has gained 3.4%.
The persistence of the crisis and the recession have meant that, despite Easter, inland passenger transport has closed its worst month since March 1999 with less than 2.3 million. This figure is even lower in March 2002, during the crisis that followed the attacks of 11-S in the United States.
For airports, the more users was Barajas lost in March, also in April extended the cut in the number of passengers, according to data released Friday also Aena. Statistics show that the total Spanish airport users fell by 8% in the first four months of the year, to 49,419,813 passengers. Barajas accumulates a cut of 15% so far this year, with 11,967,642 customers.
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