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FAA DOT/TSC CY1996 ACAIS Database Report Date : 12/18/97 Page : V2-1 Source : FAA DOT/TSC CY1996 ACAIS Database Report Date : 12/18/97 Page : V2-1 REPORT V2 U.S. AIRPORT ENPLANEMENT ACTIVITY SUMMARY FOR CY1996 LISTED BY STATE AND RANK ORDER WITHIN THE STATE State Associated City Airport Name LOCID Enplanements ----- -------------------- ------------------------------ ----- ------------ ALABAMA AL BIRMINGHAM BIRMINGHAM INTL BHM 1,381,008 AL HUNTSVILLE HUNTSVILLE INTL-CARL T JONES F HSV 439,165 AL MOBILE MOBILE REGIONAL MOB 381,822 AL MONTGOMERY DANNELLY FIELD MGM 197,872 AL DOTHAN DOTHAN DHN 58,002 AL MUSCLE SHOALS NORTHWEST ALABAMA REGIONAL AIR MSL 6,849 AL TUSCALOOSA TUSCALOOSA MUNI TCL 3,174 AL ANNISTON ANNISTON METROPOLITAN ANB 346 AL TALLADEGA TALLADEGA MUNI ASN 114 AL MOBILE MOBILE DOWNTOWN BFM 76 AL MONROEVILLE MONROE COUNTY MVC 23 AL ENTERPRISE ENTERPRISE MUNI EDN 22 AL ALEXANDER CITY THOMAS C RUSSELL FLD ALX 18 AL GUNTERSVILLE GUNTERSVILLE MUNI 8A1 9 AL FORT PAYNE ISBELL FIELD 4A9 9 AL DECATUR PRYOR FIELD REGL DCU 7 AL FAYETTE RICHARD ARTHUR FIELD M95 4 AL GADSDEN GADSDEN MUNI GAD 4 AL CULLMAN FOLSOM FIELD 3A1 4 AL FAIRHOPE FAIRHOPE MUNI 4R4 3 AL EUFAULA WEEDON FIELD EUF 3 AL SYLACAUGA MERKEL FIELD SYLACAUGA MUNI SCD 3 AL HUNTSVILLE MADISON COUNTY EXECUTIVE M82 3 AL AUBURN AUBURN-OPELIKA ROBERT G. PITTS AUO 1 AL HARTSELLE ROUNTREE FIELD 5M0 1 ALABAMA TOTAL (25 AIRPORTS) : 2,468,542 ALASKA AK ANCHORAGE ANCHORAGE INTL ANC 2,544,454 AK FAIRBANKS FAIRBANKS INTL FAI 393,756 AK JUNEAU JUNEAU INTL JNU 382,191 AK KETCHIKAN KETCHIKAN INTL KTN 129,612 AK BETHEL BETHEL BET 121,552 AK KENAI KENAI MUNI ENA 110,672 AK KODIAK KODIAK ADQ 78,691 AK SITKA SITKA SIT 64,307 AK NOME NOME OME 62,280 AK KOTZEBUE RALPH WIEN MEMORIAL OTZ 60,400 AK KING SALMON KING SALMON AKN 51,050 AK BARROW WILEY POST-WILL ROGERS MEM BRW 41,769 AK DILLINGHAM DILLINGHAM DLG 37,476 AK UNALASKA UNALASKA DUT 36,217 AK HOMER HOMER HOM 34,340 AK ANCHORAGE LAKE HOOD LHD 34,094 AK KETCHIKAN KETCHIKAN HARBOR 5KE 32,859 AK SKAGWAY SKAGWAY SGY 31,756 AK VALDEZ VALDEZ VDZ 26,251 AK HAINES HAINES HNS 23,918 AK CORDOVA MERLE K (MUDHOLE) SMITH CDV 22,104 AK PETERSBURG PETERSBURG JAMES A JOHNSON PSG 19,849 AK YAKUTAT YAKUTAT YAK 15,360 AK METLAKATLA METLAKATLA MTM 15,058 AK WRANGELL WRANGELL WRG 14,891 AK ANIAK ANIAK ANI 14,191 AK GUSTAVUS GUSTAVUS GST 13,875 AK DEADHORSE DEADHORSE SCC 13,126 AK HOONAH HOONAH HNH 11,139 AK COLD BAY COLD BAY CDB 10,836 AK UNALAKLEET UNALAKLEET UNK 9,207 AK ST MARY'S ST MARY'S KSM 8,401 AK GALENA EDWARD G. PITKA SR GAL 8,036 AK FORT YUKON FORT YUKON FYU 7,268 AK MC GRATH MC GRATH MCG 6,534 Source : FAA DOT/TSC CY1996 ACAIS Database Report Date : 12/18/97 Page : V2-2 REPORT V2 U.S. AIRPORT ENPLANEMENT ACTIVITY SUMMARY FOR CY1996 LISTED BY STATE AND RANK ORDER WITHIN THE STATE State Associated City Airport Name LOCID Enplanements ----- -------------------- ------------------------------ ----- ------------ AK ILIAMNA ILIAMNA ILI 5,984 AK SELAWIK SELAWIK WLK 5,489 AK EMMONAK EMMONAK ENM 5,489 AK POINT HOPE POINT HOPE PHO 5,339 AK KAKE KAKE KAE 5,266 AK HOOPER BAY HOOPER BAY HPB 5,264 AK WAINWRIGHT WAINWRIGHT 5WW 5,260 AK MOUNTAIN VILLAGE MOUNTAIN VILLAGE MOU 5,127 AK TOKSOOK BAY TOKSOOK BAY OOK 5,013 AK TOGIAK VILLAGE TOGIAK TOG 4,991 AK ST PAUL ISLAND ST PAUL ISLAND SNP 4,963 AK KATMAI NATIONAL PARK LAKE BROOKS 5Z9 4,783 AK HAWK INLET HAWK INLET HWI 4,737 AK NOORVIK ROBERT /BOB/ CURTIS MEML ORV 4,633 AK KIPNUK KIPNUK IIK 4,506 AK CRAIG CRAIG CGA 4,445 AK GAMBELL GAMBELL GAM 4,252 AK KING COVE KING COVE KVC 4,222 AK KALSKAG KALSKAG KLG 4,119 AK NOATAK NOATAK WTK 4,104 AK TANANA RALPH M CALHOUN MEML TAL 4,103 AK SHISHMAREF SHISHMAREF/NEW SHH 4,093 AK CHEVAK CHEVAK VAK 4,027 AK KIANA BOB BAKER MEML IAN 4,008 AK ANGOON ANGOON AGN 3,920 AK SAVOONGA SAVOONGA SVA 3,919 AK SAND POINT SAND POINT SDP 3,860 AK RED DOG RED DOG 39AK 3,753 AK PILOT STATION PILOT STATION AK10 3,741 AK KWIGILLINGOK KWIGILLINGOK AK85 3,663 AK ALAKANUK ALAKANUK AUK 3,637 AK BUCKLAND BUCKLAND 7K5 3,615 AK ANCHORAGE ELMENDORF AFB EDF 3,607 AK RED DOG RED DOG AED 3,574 AK ADAK ISLAND ADAK NAF ADK 3,542 AK KASIGLUK KASIGLUK Z09 3,529 AK KONGIGANAK KONGIGANAK DUY 3,509 AK TUNTUTULIAK TUNTUTULIAK AK61 3,450 AK KIVALINA KIVALINA KVL 3,425 AK CHEFORNAK CHEFORNAK Z74 3,379 AK ANAKTUVUK PASS ANAKTUVUK PASS AKP 3,163 AK SCAMMON BAY SCAMMON BAY SCM 3,163 AK NULATO NULATO NUL 3,128 AK SELDOVIA SELDOVIA SOV 3,124 AK AKIACHAK AKIACHAK KKI 3,089 AK KWETHLUK KWETHLUK KWT 3,007 AK AKUTAN AKUTAN KQA 2,994 AK OLD HARBOR OLD HARBOR 6R7 2,816 AK KOTLIK KOTLIK KOT 2,797 AK KULIK LAKE KULIK LAKE LKK 2,776 AK TULUKSAK TULUKSAK TLT 2,670 AK PROSPECT CREEK PROSPECT CREEK PPC 2,668 AK KLAWOCK KLAWOCK 9Z0 2,665 AK ELIM ELIM ELI 2,646 AK ATMAUTLUAK ATMAUTLUAK 08AK 2,645 AK RUSSIAN MISSION RUSSIAN MISSION RSH 2,626 AK NUNAPITCHUK NUNAPITCHUK 16A 2,579 AK AMBLER AMBLER ABL 2,549 AK WATERFALL WATERFALL KWF 2,518 AK HUSLIA HUSLIA HSL 2,477 AK GOLOVIN GOLOVIN GLV 2,436 AK WHITE MOUNTAIN WHITE MOUNTAIN WMO 2,433 AK KOYUK KOYUK KKA 2,432 AK TANUNAK TANUNAK TNK 2,363 Source : FAA DOT/TSC CY1996 ACAIS Database Report Date : 12/18/97 Page : V2-3 REPORT V2 U.S. AIRPORT ENPLANEMENT ACTIVITY SUMMARY FOR CY1996 LISTED BY STATE AND RANK ORDER WITHIN THE STATE State Associated City Airport Name LOCID Enplanements ----- -------------------- ------------------------------ ----- ------------ AK TOK TOK TKJ 2,353 AK THORNE BAY THORNE BAY KTB 2,327 AK LARSEN BAY LARSEN BAY 09AK 2,299 AK BETTLES BETTLES BTT 2,297 AK MARSHALL MARSHALL MLL 2,277 AK STEBBINS STEBBINS WBB 2,223 AK ATQASUK ATQASUK ATK 2,176 AK KALTAG KALTAG KAL 2,117 AK AKIAK AKIAK AKI 2,115 AK NEWTOK NEWTOK WWT 2,101 AK PORT LIONS PORT LIONS ORI 2,088 AK VENETIE VENETIE VEE 2,072 AK SHUNGNAK SHUNGNAK SHG 2,010 AK CLARKS POINT CLARKS POINT CLP 1,986 AK KAKHONAK KAKHONAK KNK 1,973 AK NAPAKIAK NAPAKIAK WNA 1,959 AK MANOKOTAK MANOKOTAK 17Z 1,951 AK RUBY RUBY RBY 1,946 AK BREVIG MISSION BREVIG MISSION KTS 1,928 AK EGEGIK EGEGIK EII 1,925 AK NUIQSUT NUIQSUT AQT 1,917 AK BARTER ISLAND BARTER ISLAND LRRS BTI 1,886 AK POINT LAY POINT LAY LRRS PIZ 1,881 AK HOLY CROSS HOLY CROSS HCR 1,860 AK SHAKTOOLIK SHAKTOOLIK/NEW 38A 1,855 AK MEKORYUK MEKORYUK MYU 1,818 AK ALLAKAKET ALLAKAKET AET 1,814 AK NIGHTMUTE NIGHTMUTE AK08 1,808 AK ST MICHAEL ST MICHAEL SMK 1,788 AK HOLLIS HOLLIS HYL 1,737 AK ARCTIC VILLAGE ARCTIC VILLAGE ARC 1,727 AK WALES WALES IWK 1,713 AK DEERING DEERING /NEW/ 0Z0 1,671 AK BELUGA BELUGA BLG 1,550 AK NAKNEK TIBBETTS 4AK9 1,530 AK GOODNEWS GOODNEWS GNU 1,501 AK SOUTH NAKNEK SOUTH NAKNEK NR 2 WSN 1,478 AK CHIGNIK CHIGNIK FISHERIES KCG 1,408 AK PORT HEIDEN PORT HEIDEN PTH 1,366 AK LEVELOCK LEVELOCK KLL 1,365 AK PELICAN PELICAN PEC 1,359 AK KOYUKUK KOYUKUK KYU 1,330 AK FIRE COVE FIRE COVE FIC 1,324 AK SHELDON POINT SHELDON POINT SXP 1,314 AK EEK EEK EEK 1,272 AK GRAYLING GRAYLING KGX 1,265 AK OUZINKIE OUZINKIE 4K5 1,265 AK IGIUGIG IGIUGIG IGG 1,252 AK FIVE MILE FIVE MILE FVM 1,241 AK PORT GRAHAM PORT GRAHAM PGM 1,229 AK NAPASKIAK NAPASKIAK PKA 1,169 AK NEW STUYAHOK NEW STUYAHOK KNW 1,151 AK PILOT POINT PILOT POINT PIP 1,146 AK GALBRAITH LAKE GALBRAITH LAKE GBH 1,140 AK QUINHAGAK QUINHAGAK AQH 1,136 AK TELLER TELLER AK54 1,114 AK TENAKEE SPRINGS TENAKEE TKE 1,100 AK SHEMYA EARECKSON AS SYA 1,080 AK NONDALTON NONDALTON 5NN 1,079 AK AKHIOK AKHIOK AKK 1,078 AK STEVENS VILLAGE STEVENS VILLAGE SVS 1,078 AK BEAVER BEAVER WBQ 1,073 AK CHIGNIK CHIGNIK Z79 1,055 AK TETLIN TETLIN 5TE 1,009 Source : FAA DOT/TSC CY1996 ACAIS Database Report Date : 12/18/97 Page : V2-4 REPORT V2 U.S. AIRPORT ENPLANEMENT ACTIVITY SUMMARY FOR CY1996 LISTED BY STATE AND RANK ORDER WITHIN THE STATE State Associated City Airport Name LOCID Enplanements ----- -------------------- ------------------------------ ----- ------------ AK SHAGELUK SHAGELUK SHX 1,001 AK ST GEORGE NEW ST GEORGE A8L 1,000 AK IVANOF BAY IVANOF BAY KIB 984 AK KOBUK KOBUK OBU 978 AK KARLUK KARLUK KYK 971 AK BEAVER INLET SEAPORT BEAVER INLET SEAPORT BVD 962 AK CROOKED CREEK CROOKED CREEK CJX 939 AK ANVIK ANVIK ANV 927 AK FAIRBANKS/FT WAINWRI WAINWRIGHT AAF FBK 912 AK CUBE COVE CUBE COVE CUW 898 AK HUGHES HUGHES HUS 860 AK COFFEE POINT COFFEE POINT CFA 851 AK RAMPART RAMPART RMP 842 AK CHALKYITSIK CHALKYITSIK CIK 837 AK SLEETMUTE SLEETMUTE SLQ 821 AK YES BAY YES BAY LODGE AK78 816 AK SEWARD SEWARD SWD 809 AK NIKOLAI NIKOLAI 5NI 757 AK ELFIN COVE ELFIN COVE ELV 757 AK NEW KOLIGANEK NEW KOLIGANEK KGK 757 AK GULKANA GULKANA GKN 739 AK TWIN HILLS TWIN HILLS AK63 716 AK PERRYVILLE PERRYVILLE AK05 701 AK EKUK EKUK KKU 664 AK EAGLE EAGLE EAA 631 AK COFFMAN COVE COFFMAN COVE KCC 629 AK FALSE PASS FALSE PASS KFP 574 AK CHIGNIK FLATS CHIGNIK LAGOON KCL 573 AK SHOAL COVE SHOAL COVE HCB 571 AK HOBART BAY HOBART BAY HBH 524 AK PLATINUM PLATINUM PTU 521 AK BIRCH CREEK BIRCH CREEK KBC 511 AK RED DEVIL RED DEVIL RDV 499 AK ATKA ATKA 40A 491 AK CHUATHBALUK CHUATHBALUK 9a3 482 AK TAKOTNA TAKOTNA TCT 478 AK BIG CREEK BIG CREEK BIC 475 AK LAZY BAY ALITAK ALZ 475 AK DANGER BAY DANGER BAY DGB 451 AK COLDFOOT COLDFOOT CXF 443 AK HYDABURG HYDABURG HYG 442 AK PETERSON'S POINT PETERSON'S POINT PNF 433 AK MINTO MINTO /NEW/ 51Z 409 AK EXCURSION INLET EXCURSION INLET EXI 407 AK CHOMLEY CHOMLEY CIV 394 AK PEDRO BAY PEDRO BAY AK04 385 AK KITOI BAY KITOI BAY KKB 379 AK DELTA JUNCTION/FT GR ALLEN AAF BIG 363 AK STONY RIVER STONY RIVER 2 SRV 341 AK FUNTER BAY FUNTER BAY FNR 336 AK KASAAN KASAAN KXA 335 AK PORT MOLLER PORT MOLLER AFS PML 328 AK LONG ISLAND LONG ISLAND LIJ 314 AK EKWOK EKWOK KEK 313 AK CIRCLE CIRCLE CITY /NEW/ K03 300 AK PALMER PALMER MUNI PAQ 296 AK TOGIAK TOGIAK FISH GFB 295 AK NAUKITI NAUKITI NKI 294 AK SAN JUAN SAN JUAN /UGANIK/ WSJ 290 AK EDNA BAY EDNA BAY EDA 285 AK NORTH WHALE PASS NORTH WHALE 96Z 283 AK NELSON LAGOON NELSON LAGOON Z73 282 AK EGEGIK BARTLETTS AK96 274 AK PORTAGE CREEK PORTAGE CREEK AK14 271 Source : FAA DOT/TSC CY1996 ACAIS Database Report Date : 12/18/97 Page : V2-5 REPORT V2 U.S.
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