Specifically, particle emissions from the two window seat passengers (Figure 4, seats L and A) were the least circulated contaminants within the cabin (see Figure 5A) and entered the outlet vents quickly (see Figure 5B).
In the original, the figures 480,000 and 700,000 were said to be annual passenger figures.
He insisted, however, that the Concorde's value could not be measured by passenger figures alone.
That is only slightly higher than the expected hourly passenger figures.
This autumn it reported that planes were just 63 per cent full, and said it would stop giving monthly passenger figures.
Critics are seizing on the latest passenger figures to re-new persistent claims that the Mayor has poured some £60m of scarce public cash into the river.
Although airline officials said passenger figures were not yet available, they said the number of flights was normal for the time of year.
"We have opened two other rail lines in Scotland recently – Airdrie to Bathgate and Stirling to Alloa – and passenger figures have been vastly better than we expected".
Passenger figures rose sharply and the number of cars travelling into central London dropped by 15%, a reduction that the present government would welcome but is nowhere near achieving.
Rail passenger figures have almost doubled over the past 10 years; commuter trains are crammed; young people are deserting the car for the train; and Britain's railway bosses are struggling to meet soaring demands for seats.
Just when a passenger figures out the shoe thing, her hand lotion registers as nitroglycerine on a scan in tiny Presque Isle, Me., where the security agents on duty sometimes outnumber the travelers.
