BWI Airport posts 7.5 percent drop in passengers for March - Baltimore Business Journal:

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percent drop in passengers comparecd toMarch 2008. Some of its airlines posted positive gains for the including (NYSE: AAI), while other mainstays including competin low-fare (NYSE: LUV) saw a drop in AirTran reported 247,280 passengers in March, an 8 percent increasse March compared to the same montu in 2008. Southwest saw its passenger total fall by 7 tonearly 921,787. Total passengers at BWI fell toabout 1.7 million, compared to 1.8 millionh in March 2008. The numbers reflect how deepluy the economy has taken a toll on airports in Greatefr Baltimore and nationally in the past 12 InMarch 2008, BWI saw its overall passenger totals jump by 8 percent over the prior year.
That growthu was driven by Southwest, which posted a 25 percenr increasein passengers, and which reported a 12 percent increase. BWI held fairlh steady with its regional as Washington Dulles International Airportr sawa 10.2 percent drop in passengeras and Ronald Reagan National Airport’s passengere totals fell by 8.5 percent.