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Passengers looking to get away for Christmas queue up at the Check-In desks at Heathrow Airport 's Terminal 1 at the beginning of the Christmas rush. *...Passengers face a day of frustration with predictions of packed trains at the start of what seemed set to be the most chaotic Christmas get-away for years. Drivers are urged to stagger journeys amid fears of gridlocked roads, while rail passengers faced difficulties, with crowd control measures expected to continue at major train stations to cope with overcrowding. 24/5/2001: Official figures out reveal that problems on the railways resulted in soaring passenger numbers at UK airports last year. UK airports handled 180 million passengers in 2000, a rise of 7% on 1999, with numbers particularly increasing during the height of the post-Hatfield rail crash crisis. The figures from the Civil Aviation Authority showed that the biggest increase, of 52%, came at Liverpool airport, while there were also large increases at Prestwick in Scotland and at Stansted and Birmingham 11/11/02 : passengers queueing up at the Check-In desks at Heathrow Airport 's Terminal 1, December 22, 2000. Passenger numbers at seven of the UK s biggest airports took off last month as transatlantic traffic recovered from September 11, figures showed.. Airports operator BAA said 11.4 million passengers passed through its UK sites in October, 16.2% up on a year ago and 2.3% up on October 2000. The biggest jump was recorded on North Atlantic routes following the dramatic drop in confidence after last year s terror attacks on the United States. 0//03/2004 The Consumers' Association claims Tuesday March 9, 2004 that holidaymakers should head for smaller UK airports to get the best pre-flight comfort
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