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Passenger and cargo totals for January
% Number of Passengers Change 1989 1988 L.A. Int’l Airport 3,316,387 3,343,495 -1 Burbank Airport 203,890 233,134 -13 Long Beach Airport 72,597 75,734 -4 Port of Los Angeles 42,616 38,535 +11 Rapid Transit Dist. 32,756,000 33,771,000 -3 Amtrak* (L.A./San Diego) 118,173 117,424 +1 Amtrak* (L.A./San Fran.) 44,396 43,078 +3
For the record:
12:00 a.m. May 5, 1989 TRANSPORTATION
Los Angeles Times Friday May 5, 1989 Home Edition Metro Part 2 Page 2 Column 4 Metro Desk 2 inches; 43 words Type of Material: Correction
Because of an error by L.A. International Airport officials, The Times was given incorrect figures for the number of January tons of cargo. The correct comparative figures for L.A. International Airport in January were: 90,264 tons of cargo in 1989 and 91,318 tons of cargo in 1988, representing a 1% decrease.
% Tons of Cargo Change 1989 1988 L.A. Int’l Airport 90,264 94,086** -4 Burbank Airport 987 1,034 -5 Long Beach Airport 56 230 -75 Port of Los Angeles 7,790,505 4,880,280 +60 Rapid Transit Dist. none none Amtrak* (L.A./San Diego) none none Amtrak* (L.A./San Fran.) none none
** includes mail * total ridership including intermediate stops Research: Tracy Thomas / Los Angeles Times
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