不錯...剛好碰到台灣旅客 送他Mets的票 New York airports: Paging the 100 millionth passenger of the year The Associated PressPublished: December 20, 2006 NEW YORK: A Taiwanese woman who arrived at John F. Kennedy International Airport on Wednesday was the 100 millionth passenger of the year at the region's three major airports. The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which runs the airports and other transit hubs in the region, said Liang Chen was the lucky 100 millionth traveler for Kennedy, LaGuardia and Newark Liberty International airports after taking a nonstop Cathay Pacific flight from Hong Kong. When she landed, she was greeted by Port Authority officials. In honor of the dizzying distinction, she was lavished with gifts including airline tickets, hotel accommodations and tickets to a New York Mets game. The three airports logged just under 100 million travelers last year. And they are on track to handle 104 million by the end of 2006, an increase of more than 28 percent in just four years. The new statistic caps a series of recent records for the three airports. Last year's traffic set one, as did the more than 50.6 million passengers who trooped through in the first half of this year. Newark's passenger count hit a new high of 34.2 million this weekend, surpassing a record set in 2000. ___________________________________________________________________________ 以上資料來源轉載至: AP ※ 編輯: midtown 來自: 66.111.62.174 (12/22 03:01)