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<strong>D5</strong> <strong>Annex</strong> <strong>WP</strong> 4: <strong>ETIS</strong> DATABASE METHODOLOGY AND DATABASE USER<br />

MANUAL – PASSENGER DEMAND<br />

Table 4.6 Passenger assignment to French airports of the testing phase, Part 2<br />

Code Name Pax 2000 [000] Code Name Pax 2000 [000]<br />

AGF Agen 24,5 LIG Limoges 133,6<br />

AJA Ajaccio 1.071,6 LRT Lorient 213,2<br />

ANG Angouleme 14,2 LDE Lourdes/Tarbes 440,6<br />

NCY Annecy 79,6 LYS Lyon 6.021,0<br />

AUR Aurillac 17,2 MRS Marseille 6.458,7<br />

AVN Avignon 126,3 ETZ Metz/Nancy 350,8<br />

BIA Bastia 837,7 MPL Montpellier 1.749,8<br />

EGC Bergerac 19,7 NTE Nantes 1.974,3<br />

BZR Beziers 69,0 FNI Nimes 277,4<br />

BIQ Biarritz 780,0 NCE Nizza 9.392,5<br />

BOD Bordeaux 3.066,7 BVA Paris Beauvais 388,0<br />

BES Brest 748,3 CDG Paris CDG 48.240,2<br />

BVE Brive­la­Gaillarde 35,8 ORY Paris Orly 25.399,3<br />

CFR Caen 100,7 PUF Pau 613,2<br />

CLY Calvi 256,2 PGX Perigueux 27,0<br />

CCF Carcassonne 136,1 PGF Perpignan 528,2<br />

DCM Castres 17,2 PIS Poitiers 50,4<br />

CMF Chambery 114,2 UIP Quimper 152,6<br />

CFE Clermont­Ferrand 940,2 RNS Rennes 421,6<br />

DIJ Dijon 25,2 RDZ Rodez 90,9<br />

DNR Dinard 77,7 URO Rouen 35,8<br />

FSC Figari 297,8 EBU St. Etienne 129,9<br />

GNB Grenoble 259,2 LTT St. Tropez 8,4<br />

LRH La Rochelle 66,1 SXB Strassburg 2.032,3<br />

LAI Lannion 84,7 TLN Toulon 706,3<br />

LEH Le Havre 118,6 TLS Toulouse 5.317,7<br />

LIL Lille 987,7 All 121.525,7<br />

A distinction between domestic and international passengers on the airport figures made no<br />

sense, which is not obvious on the first view. But if one takes into consideration that this<br />

distinction is usually made by the flight stage destination and not by the final destination an air<br />

traveller has, it becomes clear. This difference holds especially for passenger figures from<br />

secondary airports which often are just connected to the national hub and some other airports<br />

within a country but do offer any or only a few international flights. Here all passengers<br />

travelling abroad from this airport and change planes at the national hub are counted as<br />

domestic passengers, referring to the flight stage.<br />

Railway transport comes along not only with the mode specific flows already presented in the<br />

extract matrices or aggregations from them for the specific countries but in addition with an<br />

assignment to the national railway network for each country. A first view of that considers all<br />

flows from the matrix (domestic and international) and is shown by the example of France in the<br />

following map.<br />

Document3<br />

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