Lincoln Airport continues gaining passengers
By The Lincoln Journal Star
October was another strong month at the Lincoln Airport, with passenger traffic up 1 percent over the same month in 2007.
Passenger gains for Northwest Airlink and United Express more than offset the loss from Allegiant Air, which discontinued operations in September.
Northwest flew 1,200 more passengers than in October 2007, a 14 percent increase. United’s passenger count climbed 1,300 over October 2007, an 8 percent increase.
Passenger numbers have increased year-over-year three out of the last four months at the Lincoln Airport.
Lincoln’s gains have come at a time when other regional airports are seeing passenger numbers drop.
Traffic was down 2.7 percent in October at Omaha’s Eppley Airfield, the airport’s third straight monthly decline.
For the year, Lincoln’s passenger traffic is down 4 percent from 2007.

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