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BEDFORD HANSCOM FIELD (BED) BEDFORD IS LOCATED ONLY 20 MILES FROM BOSTON, THE #6 BEST CITY IN THE UNITED STATES TO BECOME1 A MILLIONAIRE 1 254K+ #4 #3 10 51% STATE WITH THE FORTUNE 1000 OF BOSTON PRIVATE JET MILLIONAIRE HIGHEST SHARE OF TRAVELERS HAVE USED A MOST MILLIONAIRES MILLIONAIRE HOUSEHOLDS HEADQUARTERS4 PRIVATE JET FOR HOUSEHOLDS ACROSS THE UNITED STATES2 IN MASSACHUSETTS2 IN BOSTN COMPARED TO BUSINESS MAJOR U.S. CITIES3 IN THE PAST 12 MONTHS5 Sources: 1Business Insider, 2Kiplinger, 3U.S. Census, 4Fortune, 5IPSOS Affluent Survey USA Doublebase 2020; Base = HHI $125K+ 2 BED SERVES AN ELITE AUDIENCE OF PRIVATE TRAVELERS Private Jet Travelers within the Boston DMA: 583% 590% 297% 223% MORE LIKELY TO HAVE MORE LIKELY TO HAVE MORE LIKELY TO HAVE A MORE LIKELY TO HAVE A BUSINESS HOUSEHOLD HOUSEHOLD C-SUITE DECISION INCOME TOTAL NET LEVEL POWER $4M+ WORTH JOB TITLE $5M+ $10M+ How Private Jet Travelers within the Boston DMA Have Flown in the Past 12 Months: Not Mutually Exclusive 55% 51% 15% CHARTER SERVICE / BUSINESS OWN FRACTIONAL JET CARD IN THE PAST 12 SHARES / PRIVATE JET IN THE PAST 12 MONTHS IN THE PAST 12 MONTHS MONTHS Source: IPSOS Affluent Survey USA Doublebase 2020; Base = HHI $125K+, 3 BEDFORD (BED) Located 20 miles northwest of Boston, the L. G. Hanscom Field is a first- class general aviation facility bounded by the towns of Lincoln, Concord, Bedford and Lexington. Many historic sites are nearby, including Minutemen National Park and the North Bridge. The airport is also situated close to many high-tech businesses and defense companies and provides an excellent option for those seeking to avoid the congestion of Boston and Logan. 56,671 13,755 ANNUAL PASSENGERS ANNUAL FLIGHTS ESTIMATED BASED ON AIRCRAFT SIZE OUT OF BEDFORD & PASSENGER CAPACITY PRIVATE JET TERMINAL TOP 10 TOP 10 DEPARTURE DESTINATIONS ARRIVAL DESTINATIONS Teterboro (TEB) Teterboro (TEB) Nantucket (ACK) White Plains (HPN) White Plains (HPN) Washington Dulles (IAD) Washington Dulles (IAD) Palm Beach (PBI) Portsmouth (PSM) Morristown (MMU) Palm Beach (PBI) Chicago Midway (MDW) Martha’s Vineyard (MVY) Hartford (BDL) Morristown (MMU) Boca Raton (BCT) Portland (PWM) Trenton-Mercer (TTN) Chicago Midway (MDW) Baltimore-Washington (BWI) Source: Signature Flight Support 4 BOSTON IS HOME TO A DIVERSE SEGMENT OF FORTUNE 1000 COMPANIES General Electric 33 Alexion Pharmaceuticals 547 Liberty Mutual Insurance Group 77 Iron Mountain 619 State Street 244 Vertex Pharmaceuticals 626 Wayfair 348 Cabot 726 American Tower 414 Boston Properties 789 Source: Fortune 5 THE REGION IS HOST TO A VARIETY OF EVENTS THAT ATTRACT PRIVATE JET TRAVELERS Source: Greater Boston Convention & Visitors Bureau 6 CLEAR CHANNEL /SIGNATURE BED AIRPORT Signature Flight Support and Clear Channel Airports reach ultra-high net worth individuals arriving to, or departing from Bedford BED delivers the highest quality audience in a captive environment with extended dwell time Our digital, print, experiential and sponsorship media formats offer maximum exposure and creative flexibility Our messaging can’t be turned -off, skipped or ignored Our experience, customer service and footprint is unmatched in the industry We offer creative, install and removal services to make the entire process seamless 7 .

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