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Las Vegas McCarran charts solid growth as it enjoys a significant increase in international traffic

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Las Vegas McCarran International Airport posted strong gains in international passenger traffic during 2014 and continued to record solid increases in domestic traveller throughput, which reflects the airport's staying power in a post consolidated US market place.

The airport attracts a mix of leisure and business travellers whose end destination is Las Vegas. That mix also ensures that a variety of airlines serve Las Vegas, reflected in ultra low cost airlines Allegiant and Spirit having a strong presence in the market and Southwest serving as the airport's largest airline.

Las Vegas is not resting on its laurels in expanding its international scope. The airport and community have created clear cut targets for international visitor growth, and McCarran is laying the groundwork to attract new service.

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