Dubai's airport connects ____ cities and serves __ million passengers each year. Since the war began, Emirates has cut flights by __%

• A. 291, 95, 51
• B. 250, 80, 40
• C. 300, 100, 60
• D. 320, 110, 70

Answer: (A)

This item tests data interpretation and consistency across three related facts about a major airport and its airline.

Think about the scale of a large global hub: it should be connected to a vast network of destinations, handle a very large number of travelers each year, and, during disruption like a war, see a substantial but not total drop in flights. The correct option presents a plausible combination of those three measures that aligns with the context of Dubai’s airport and Emirates.

The other options push the figures toward values that would not match a major hub’s typical profile under disruption—either implying far fewer connections, a passenger scale that’s too small or too large, or an extreme percentage cut that wouldn’t fit the described situation. The chosen set hits a balanced, sizable scope across all three data points, making it the best match for the scenario.