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Economics

Airport statistics

Bob Weeks1 Min Read

Updated charts of flights and passengers for Wichita and the U.S. Data from Bureau of Transportation Statistics through March 2015. Click charts for larger versions.

Monthly Passengers US and Wichita 2015-07

Monthly Flights US and Wichita 2015-07

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