Some time ago I noted that the Port of Los Angeles had the busiest June in the history of the port in terms of number of containers handled. This was not the best June in two years, or five years, or ten years, but in the history of the port. As I noted in that post, I do believe the Port of Los Angeles was around during WWII.
What brings this to mind is this headline: "Heathrow Airport reports busiest September on record as business travel rebounds." Is this a headline one would expect to see printed in the worse recovery in the history of the world?
Airports operator BAA said Monday that 6.22 million people flew from the airport — Europe's busiest airport — last month. That's an increase of 7.6 percent compared to September 2009. BAA says that much of the rise was driven by a bounce back in business travel as the global recovery picks up pace, with airlines also restarting routes and flights that were axed at the height of the recession.
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