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European airlines lose five million passengers following Sept. 11 attacks

European airlines lost 5 million passengers last year as a result of the US terror attacks, according to the Association of European Airlines. The association says traffic was down 2% early in the year but, after September 11, it fell by more than 30%. (GioBru

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Rome, Italy, 01/25/2002 15:42
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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