Hong Kong posts biggest airport passenger drop in 10 years

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It handled just over 5 mil arrivals, down 16.2% from last year. FMTNews HongKong

HONG KONG: Hong Kong International Airport reported its biggest fall in passenger numbers in more than a decade in November, official data released on Sunday showed.

The airport handled just over five million passengers, down 16.2% from a year earlier, Airport Authority Hong Kong said in a statement. That was the largest fall since June 2009, when the figure fell by 18.7%, data on the Civil Aviation Department’s website showed. There were falls of more than 12% in the three previous months, the Civil Aviation Department data showed.

Hong Kong has been gripped by sometimes violent protests since June. Demonstrators halted operations at the airport for several days in August.Subscribe to our newsletter and get news delivered to your mailbox.

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