Top Global Freight Carriers React To Growing Demand

By Daniel P. Bearth (No. 7), Maersk Line and Israel-based ZIM Integrated Senior Features Writer Shipping Services (No. 42). Two companies joined the Top 50 list this year. he world’s biggest freight carriers all got a little bigger Coming in at No. 49 is Wallenius Wilhelmsen Group, this year as demand for transportation surged across a company based in Oslo, Norway, that specializes in T the globe. transporting cars, trucks, rolling equipment and breakbulk Truck and rail carriers seemed to benefit the most from products around the world with 130 vessels serving 32 trade growth in both domestic and international shipping, but they routes to six continents, plus an inland distribution network also faced difficulties in keeping up with demand. of 77 processing centers and 13 marine terminals. Ocean freight carriers, on the other hand, continue to Making a return appearance on the Top 50 list is struggle with overcapacity as bigger ships are brought into Temir Zholy, an organization owned by the government that service on high-volume trade lanes and older ships are operates the national railway network in the Republic of funneled into crowded secondary lanes. ­Kazakhstan. The company hauls cargo and passengers and also To cope with the problem, some companies have merged provides communications, utilities and loading and unloading and others have opted to work together to jointly market their services, cargo and vessels transfer service, security and port services in an effort to keep containerships more fully loaded. services. Recent mergers have included CMA CGM Group’s takeover Shares in Kazakhstan Temir Zholy are expected to be offered of American President Lines, Maersk Group’s purchase of for sale by the end of 2020, according to a statement released Hamburg Süd and subsequent divestiture of South American-­ by Kazakh Prime Minister Bakytzhan Sagintayev in July. based shipping line Mercosul to Mediterranean Shipping Co., The Top 50 Global Freight Carriers list is the only industry and Hapag-Lloyd AG’s merger with United Arab Shipping ranking that combines air, ocean, rail and truck freight carriers Co. Korea’s Hyundai Merchant Marine Co. took over some in a single list. It is an exclusive presentation by Transport business from Hanjin Shipping following the latter company’s Topics and S.J. Consulting Group. bankruptcy in 2016. Companies are ranked based on annual revenue generated A combination of two of ’s largest ocean carriers, by freight assets for the most recent 12-month period. Local ­COSCO Shipping Corp. and Orient Overseas (International) currencies are converted into U.S. dollars based on the Ltd., is pending. COSCO ranks No. 14 on the Top 50 list this average exchange rate for the time period covered. year while OOIL ranks No. 27. Combined freight revenue for all of the Top 50 carriers was Three of Japan’s shipping lines have formed Ocean Network $573.8 billion. That’s up from $520.4 billion for the Top 50 Express to share capacity. They are: Mitsui O.S.K. Lines carriers listed last year. The United States was home base (No. 12), NYK Group (No. 13) and Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha for the most companies on the list, a total of 14, followed by Ltd. (No. 21). Another strategic cooperation agreement Japan with six, China and with five and was recently struck between Mediterranean Shipping Co. with four.

Acknowledgments and Sources The 2018 Top 50 Global Freight Carriers is an annual project of Transport Topics in cooperation with S.J. Consulting Group. Senior Features Writer Daniel P. Bearth coordinated the project with help from Editorial Researcher Joe Antoshak. The publication was edited by Seth Clevenger, managing editor of features. Cover design by Joseph Terry, senior designer. Layout by Debra Devine, production manager. Rank Rank Freight Revenue Total Revenue Freight Revenue 2018 2017 Company Headquarters (in millions) (in millions) % of Total Revenue Freight Assets Description FedEx Corp. 1 United States $57,198 $62,335 91.8% 179,000 vehicles Air cargo, parcel delivery and truck 1 NYSE: FDX 670 aircraft transportation services in more than 220 countries and territories. Includes Frederick Smith, Chairman and CEO acquisition of P2P Mailing Limited in March. www.fedex.com UPS Inc. 2 United States $57,100 $65,872 86.7% 119,000 vehicles Parcel delivery, truck, air cargo and 2 NYSE: UPS 581 aircraft intermodal transportation services in more than 220 countries and territories. Includes David Abney, Chairman and CEO acquisition of Sandler & Travis Trade www.ups.com Advisory Services in November 2017. China Railway Corp. 3 China $39,395 $150,274 26.2% NA Passenger and freight transportation 3 services in China. Lu Dongfu, General Manager www.china-railway.com.cn/en/ The Maersk Group 4 Denmark $29,096 $30,945 94.0% 786 vessels Ocean shipping of containers, crude oil 4 OMX: MAERSK A, MAERSK B 365,250 containers and LNG worldwide. Operates 73 ports and terminals in 36 countries and 154 inland Soren Skou, CEO facilities in 46 countries. www.maersk.com Russian Railways 5 $26,285 $38,594 68.1% NA Passenger and freight rail transportation 5 services in Russia. Oleg Valentinovich Belozerov, President http://eng.rzd.ru Deutsche Post DHL Group 6 Germany $21,915 $68,271 32.1% 92,000 vehicles Parcel delivery and freight transportation 6 FWB: DPW 250 aircraft services in more than 220 countries and territories. Includes acquisition of Frank Appel, CEO Colombian logistics company Suppla www.dpdhl.com Group in May. Mediterranean Shipping Co. 9 $21,428 $21,428 100% 490 vessels Ocean shipping of containers, intermodal 7 transportation and port services in more Gianluigi Aponte, Chairman than 155 countries. Diego Aponte, President and CEO www.msc.com

— 2018 Top 50 Global Freight Carriers / In cooperation with 4 Rank Rank Freight Revenue Total Revenue Freight Revenue 2018 2017 Company Headquarters (in millions) (in millions) % of Total Revenue Freight Assets Description Union Pacific Corp. 7 United States $21,240 $21,240 100% 8,573 locomotives Rail and intermodal transportation services 8 NYSE: UP 64,191 rail cars in 23 states in the western United States. 53,982 containers Lance Fritz, Chairman and CEO 45,482 chassis www.up.com CMA CGM Group 10 $21,116 $21,116 100% 504 vessels Ocean shipping of dry, refrigerated and 9 1.48 million tank containers and bulk commodities Jacques Saadé, Founder Chairman containers worldwide. Includes acquisitions of Rodolphe Saadé, Chairman and CEO Containerships, APL and a 25% stake in Ceva Logistics in 2018. www.cma-cgm.com BNSF Railway 8 United States $20,406 $21,387 95.4% 8,000 locomotives Rail and intermodal transportation services 10 (Berkshire Hathaway Inc.) 71,000 rail cars in 28 states in the midwest and northwest United States and three provinces in Matthew Rose, Chairman Canada. Carl Ice, CEO www.bnsf.org Indian Railways1 11 $17,948 $25,311 64.8% 11,126 locomotives Passenger and freight rail transportation 11 251,256 rail cars services in India. A.K. Mital, Chairman www.indianrailways.gov.in Japan $13,958 $14,830 94.1% 857 vessels Ocean shipping of containers, bulk 13 Mitsui O.S.K Lines commodities, cars and LNG worldwide. 12 TYO: 9104 Includes acquisition of Azalea Maritime B.V. in December 2017. Koichi Muto, Chairman Junichiro Ikeda, President and CEO www.mol.co.jp/en/

2 Japan $13,869 $19,903 69.7% 755 vessels Ocean shipping of containers, wood 12 NYK Group chips, cars, bulk commodities and LNG 13 TYO: 9101 worldwide, port terminal operations and harbor truck services in North America. Yasumi Kudo, Chairman Tadaaki Naito, President www.nyk.com

1Indian Railways revenue is for 12 months ended March 31, 2018. 2NYK Group revenue is for 12 months ended March 31, 2018. 2018 Top 50 Global Freight Carriers / In cooperation with — 5 Rank Rank Freight Revenue Total Revenue Freight Revenue 2018 2017 Company Headquarters (in millions) (in millions) % of Total Revenue Freight Assets Description China $13,378 $13,378 100% 1,114 vessels Ocean shipping of containers, bulk 18 COSCO Shipping Holdings Co. 14 commodities, crude oil and LNG Xu Lirong, Chairman worldwide. Acquisition of Orient Overseas International pending. en.coscocs.com Germany $12,578 $48,234 26.1% 60 locomotives Passenger and freight rail and truck 14 Deutsche Bahn AG 15 99 rail cars transportation in Germany and more than Richard Lutz, CEO 130 countries worldwide. www.deutschebahn.com United States $11,408 $11,408 100% 4,166 locomotives Rail and intermodal transportation services 17 CSX Corp. 16 60,151 rail cars in 23 states and the District of Columbia in James Foote, Chairman and CEO 18,088 containers the eastern United States. www.csx.com Germany $11,264 $11,264 100% 219 vessels Ocean shipping of dry and refrigerated 15 Hapag-Lloyd AG 17 containers. Rolf Jansen, CEO www.hapag-lloyd.com Japan $11,190 $15,459 72% NA Package delivery services in Japan and 16 Yamato Holdings . 18 TYO: 9064 Makoto Kigawa, Chairman Masaki Yamauchi, President and CEO www.yamato-hd.co.jp United States $10,551 $10,551 100% 4,155 locomotives Rail and intermodal transportation services 19 Norfolk Southern Corp. 19 62,706 rail cars in 22 states and District of Columbia in the NYSE: NSC 17,928 containers eastern United States. James Squires, Chairman, President and 28,710 chassis CEO www.nscorp.com China $10,522 $10,522 100% 15,000 vehicles Parcel delivery in China and Mongolia, 22 SF Express 20 36 aircraft Southeast Asia, Japan, South Korea, Wang Wei, Chairman Australia and the United States. www.sf-express.com

— 2018 Top 50 Global Freight Carriers / In cooperation with 6 Rank Rank Freight Revenue Total Revenue Freight Revenue 2018 2017 Company Headquarters (in millions) (in millions) % of Total Revenue Freight Assets Description Japan $10,166 $10,166 100% 224 vessels Ocean shipping of containers, cars, bulk 20 Kawaski Kisen Kaisha Ltd. commodities, crude oil and LNG worldwide, 21 TYO: 9107 operates port terminals in Japan, the United States and and provides Eizo Murakami, CEO heavy-lift services. www.kline.co.jp

Canada $9,766 $10,054 97% 2,285 locomotives Rail and intermodal transportation services 21 Canadian National Railway 65,019 rail cars in Canada and the United States. The 22 NYSE: CNI company also operates ships and barges for hauling bulk commodities on the Great Jean-Jacques Ruest, President and CEO Lakes St. Lawrence Seaway System. www.cn.ca United States $7,516 $15,381 48.9% 16,000 vehicles Truck and intermodal freight transportation 23 XPO Logistics 23 39,000 trailers services in Europe, the United States, NYSE: XPO 10,000 containers Canada and Mexico. Bradley Jacobs, Chairman and CEO 5,000 chassis www.xpologistics.com France $7,350 $7,699 95.5% NA Parcel delivery under DPDgroup brand in 25 GeoPost Group (Le Groupe ) 20 countries in Europe, Australia and the 24 . Paul-Marie Chavanne, Chairman and CEO www.geopostgroup.com

1 Japan $7,302 $9,003 81.1% NA Provides parcel delivery services in Asia, 24 SG Holdings 25 North America and Africa. Eiichi Kuriwada, Chairman and CEO www.sg-hldgs.co.jp United States $6,181 $7,190 86.0% 88,610 containers Intermodal and truck freight transportation 27 J.B. Hunt Transport Services 77,946 chassis services in the United States. 26 NASDAQ: JBHT Kirk Thompson, Chairman John Roberts III, President and CEO www.jbhunt.com

1SG Holdings revenue is for 12 months ended March 20, 2018. 2018 Top 50 Global Freight Carriers / In cooperation with — 7 Rank Rank Freight Revenue Total Revenue Freight Revenue 2018 2017 Company Headquarters (in millions) (in millions) % of Total Revenue Freight Assets Description Hong Kong $6,108 $6,108 100% 102 vessels Ocean shipping of containers worldwide 28 Orient Overseas (International) Ltd. and port terminal operations in Taiwan and 27 SEHK: 316 the United States. Acquisition by China COSCO Shipping pending. Tung Chee Chen, Chairman and CEO www.ooilgroup.com Canada $4,915 $5,053 97.3% 1,430 locomotives Rail and intermodal freight transportation 30 Canadian Pacific Railway 28 35,952 rail cars services in Canada and parts of the TSX: CP, NYSE: CP 8,434 containers midwest and northeast United States. Keith Creel, President and CEO 6,152 chassis www.cpr.ca United States $4,891 $4,891 100% 14,000 vehicles Truck and intermodal transportation 29 YRC Worldwide 44,000 trailers services in the United States and Canada. 29 NASDAQ: YRCW James Welch, CEO www.yrcw.com United States $4,634 $5,186 89.4% 18,381 vehicles Truck and intermodal freight transportation 32 Knight-Swift Transportation 30 74,949 trailers services in the United States, Canada and NYSE: SWFT 9,122 containers Mexico. Includes acquisition of Abilene Motor Express in March. Richard Dozer, Chairman Richard Stocking, President and CEO www.knight-swift.com Taiwan $4,444 $4,947 88.9% 190 vessels Provides ocean shipping of containers 35 Evergreen Marine Corp. worldwide. 31 LSE: EGMD Cheng-Yung Chang, Chairman www.evergreen-marine.com South Korea $4,438 $4,438 100% 130 vessels Ocean shipping of containers, bulk 31 Hyundai Merchant Marine Co. commodities, crude oil, LNG and heavy-lift 32 KRX: 011200 cargoes worldwide. C.K. Yoo, CEO www.hmm21.com

— 2018 Top 50 Global Freight Carriers / In cooperation with 8 Rank Rank Freight Revenue Total Revenue Freight Revenue 2018 2017 Company Headquarters (in millions) (in millions) % of Total Revenue Freight Assets Description Taiwan $4,303 $4,303 100% 102 vessels Ocean shipping of containers and bulk 33 Yang Ming Marine Transport Corp. commodities worldwide and operates port 33 TWSE: 2609.TW terminals in Taiwan, the United States and Europe. Bronson Hsieh, Chairman and CEO www.yangming.com $3,775 $4,918 76.8% 2,580 locomotives Rail transportation and port services in 34 Transnet Group 34 South Africa. Siyabonga Gama, CEO www.transnet.net United States $3,647 $4,384 83.2% 10,700 vehicles Truck and intermodal freight transportation 36 Schneider 35 38,000 trailers services in the United States, Canada, Chris Lofgren, CEO and President 15,700 chassis Mexico and China. www.schneider.com 18,000 containers Canada $3,460 $3,655 94.7% 24,617 trailers Parcel and truck freight services in Canada 40 TFI International and the United States. Includes acquisition 36 TSX: TFI of Normandin Transit in April. Alain Bédard, Chairman, President and CEO www.tfiintl.com

1 United Arab $3,386 $24,831 13.6% 268 aircraft Passenger and air cargo transportation 39 Emirates Group 37 Emirates services worldwide. Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, Chairman and CEO www.theemiratesgroup.com United States $3,358 $3,358 100% 8,316 vehicles Truck freight transportation services in the 38 Old Dominion Freight Line Inc. 32,890 trailers United States. 38 Nasdaq: ODFL Earl Congdon, Chairman Greg Gantt, President and CEO www.odfl.com

1Emirates Group revenue is for 12 months ended March 31, 2018. 2018 Top 50 Global Freight Carriers / In cooperation with — 9 Rank Rank Freight Revenue Total Revenue Freight Revenue 2018 2017 Company Headquarters (in millions) (in millions) % of Total Revenue Freight Assets Description Japan $3,117 $17,798 17.5% 23,284 vehicles Parcel delivery, air cargo and truck freight 37 Nippon Express transportation services and coastal 39 TYO: 9062 shipping of containers and heavy-lift cargo in Japan. Kenji Watanabe, Chairman Mitsuru Saito, President and CEO www.nipponexpress.com Hong Kong $3,067 $12,483 24.6% 208 aircraft Passenger and air cargo transportation 43 Cathay Pacific Airways services worldwide. 40 SEHK: 0293 John Slosar, Chairman Rupert Hogg, CEO www.cathaypacific.com Australia $3,023 $6,282 48.1% 20,000 vehicles Parcel delivery, truck, intermodal, rail 41 Toll Group and air cargo transportation services in 41 (Japan Post) Australia, New Zealand and more than 50 other countries. Michael Byrne, Managing Director www.tollgroup.com Israel $2,978 $2,978 100% NA Ocean shipping of containers worldwide. 42 44 ZIM Integrated Shipping Services Aharon Fogel, Chairman Eli Glickman, President and CEO www.zim.com Germany $2,851 $40,186 7.1% 728 aircraft Passenger and air cargo transportation 46 Lufthansa Group services worldwide. 43 XETRA: LHA Carsten Spohr, Chairman and CEO www.lufthansagroup.com Singapore $2,616 $3,798 68.9% NA Ocean shipping of containers and special 38 Pacific International Lines 44 project cargo in more than 100 countries. Teo Siong Seng, Chairman and Managing Director www.pilship.com

— 2018 Top 50 Global Freight Carriers / In cooperation with 10 Rank Rank Freight Revenue Total Revenue Freight Revenue 2018 2017 Company Headquarters (in millions) (in millions) % of Total Revenue Freight Assets Description United States $2,583 $2,583 100% 1,069 locomotives Rail and intermodal freight transportation 45 Kansas City Southern 20,538 rail cars services in the U.S., Mexico and Panama. 45 NYSE: KSU Patrick Ottensmeyer, President and CEO www.kcsouthern.com United States $2,476 $2,746 90.2% 6,700 vehicles Truck freight transportation services in the 48 Estes Expess Lines 46 27,143 trailers United States. Rob Estes, Jr., Chairman, President and CEO www.estes-express.com South Korea $2,473 $10,387 23.8% 164 aircraft Passenger and air cargo transportation 50 Korean Air services around the world. 47 KRX: 003490 Yang Ho Cho, Chairman and CEO www.koreanair.com Australia $2,409 $2,409 100% 500 locomotives Rail freight transporation services in 42 Aurizon 13,000 rail cars Australia. 48 ASX: AZJ Tim Poole, Chairman Andrew Harding, CEO www.aurizon.com.au Norway $2,404 $3,024 79.5% 137 vessels Global shipping and vehicle logistics, NR Wallenius Wilhelmsen Group transporting cars, trucks, rolling equipment 49 OSLO: WWI and break bulk. Includes acquisition of Syngin Technology in July. Håkan Larsson, Chairman www.wilhelmsen.com Kazakhstan $2,349 $2,785 84.3% NA Transports passengers and goods by rail in NR Kazakhstan Temir Zholy 50 the Republic of Kazakhstan. Kanat Kalievich Alpysbaev, Chairman www.railways.kz

2018 Top 50 Global Freight Carriers / In cooperation with — 11 North American Ports

Pacific Northwest Ports

Volume of Freight Volume of Freight Name of Port Type of Freight TEUs* Tons Name of Port Type of Freight TEUs* Tons International Port of Dutch Harbor container NA 1,688,215 Port of Kivalina liquid bulk, container, passenger NA 2,850,810 Unalaska Island, Alaska Kivalina, Alaska Juneau Port container NA 771,140 Port of Longview container, break bulk, liquid bulk, dry bulk, NA 13,147,350 Juneau, Alaska Longview, Wash. heavy lift, special project cargo Northwest Seaport Alliance container, break bulk, liquid bulk, dry bulk, 3,665,329 24,204,009 Port of Nanaimo container, break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk, 44,160 5,568,982 Seattle automobile, heavy lift, special project Nanaimo, British Columbia passenger cargo, refrigerated, passenger, air cargo Port of Olympia container, break bulk, dry bulk, heavy lift NA 1,271,809 liquid bulk NA 4,724,918 Port Nikiski Olympia, Wash. Nikishka, Alaska Port of Portland container, break bulk, liquid bulk, dry bulk, NA 20,474,462 container, dry bulk, air cargo, special NA 10,682,558 Port of Anacortes Portland, Ore. automobile, heavy lift, air cargo, special Anacortes, Wash. project cargo, passenger project cargo Port of Anchorage container, break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk, 460,678 3,215,121 Port of Tacoma container, bulk, break bulk, heavy lift 2,100,000 25,711,848 Anchorage, Alaska automotive, air cargo, passenger Tacoma, Wash. Port of Coos Bay container NA 2,088,259 Port of Valdez liquid bulk, container, passenger NA 27,652,208 Coos Bay, Ore. Valdez, Alaska Port of Everett container, break bulk, passenger 19,650 1,499,583 Port of Vancouver container, break bulk, dry bulk, liquid 3,252,223 142,078,000 Everett, Wash. Vancouver, British Columbia bulk, automobile, special project cargo, passenger Port of Grays Harbor container, break bulk, liquid bulk, air cargo NA 2,307,901 container, break bulk, dry bulk, heavy lift, NA 9,359,385 Grays Harbor, Wash. Port of Vancouver Vancouver, Wash. special projects cargo Port of Kalama container NA 15,370,094 container, break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk, 926,540 24,177,812 Kalama, Wash. Prince Rupert Harbour Prince Rupert, British Columbia special project cargo, passenger Port of Ketchikan container, passenger NA 824,416 Ketchikan, Alaska

*20-foot Equivalent Unit — 2018 Top 50 Global Freight Carriers / In cooperation with 12 North American Ports

California and Pacific Islands

Volume of Freight Volume of Freight Name of Port Type of Freight TEUs* Tons Name of Port Type of Freight TEUs* Tons Hilo Harbor container, liquid bulk, passenger 47,875 2,158,236 Port of Long Beach container, break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk, 7,544,507 77,813,233 Hilo, Hawaii Long Beach, Calif. automotive, heavy lift, special project cargo, refrigerated, passenger Honolulu Harbor Oahu container, dry bulk, liquid bulk, automotive, 1,204,568 13,727,392 container, break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk, 9,343,192 62,615,644 Oahu, Hawaii passenger Port of Los Angeles Los Angeles automotive, heavy lift, special project Kahului Harbor container, liquid bulk, passenger 113,725 3,858,176 cargo, refrigerated, passenger Maui, Hawaii Port of Oakland container, break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk 2,420,837 19,051,970 Kalaeloa Barbers Point Harbor dry bulk, liquid bulk NA 10,225,588 Oakland, Calif. Oahu, Hawaii Port of Redwood City container, dry bulk, liquid bulk NA 1,905,211 Kawaihae Harbor container, dry bulk, liquid bulk 82,870 2,009,661 Redwood City, Calif. Kawaihae, Hawaii Port of Richmond container, break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk NA 24,679,148 Nawiliwili Harbor container, liquid bulk, passenger 52,374 2,048,427 Richmond, Calif. Nawiliwili, Kauai, Hawaii Port of San Diego container, automobile, passenger 132,566 1,574,868 Port of Apra Harbor NA 198,681 NA San Diego Apra Harbor, Guam Port of San Francisco break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk, passenger NA 1,585,377 Port of Hueneme container, dry bulk, liquid bulk, automobile, 119,170 1,581,649 San Francisco passenger Port Hueneme, Calif. Port of Stockton container, break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk NA 4,290,145 Stockton, Calif.

*20-foot Equivalent Unit 2018 Top 50 Global Freight Carriers / In cooperation with — 13 North American Ports

North Atlantic Ports

Volume of Freight Volume of Freight Name of Port Type of Freight TEUs* Tons Name of Port Type of Freight TEUs* Tons Port Jefferson NA NA 1,126,756 Port of New Haven container, break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk, NA 9,780,119 Port Jefferson, N.Y. New Haven, Conn. special project cargo Port of Albany–Rensselaer break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk, heavy lift NA 6,656,435 Port of New York and container, break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk, 6,710,817 133,396,832 Albany, N.Y. New Jersey automotive, heavy lift, special project New York cargo, refrigerated, passenger Port of Boston containers, break bulk, dry bulk, passenger 270,881 17,183,060 Boston Port of Paulsboro container, break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk, NA 18,469,855 Paulsboro, N.J. heavy lift Port of Bridgeport NA NA 1,902,808 Bridgeport, Conn. Port of Portland container, break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk, NA 5,817,486 Portland, Maine special project cargo Port of Buffalo bulk NA 787,187 Buffalo, N.Y. Port of Portsmouth container, break bulk, dry bulk, special NA 2,353,014 Portsmouth, N.H. project cargo -Gloucester container, break bulk, dry bulk NA 7,440,328 Camden-Gloucester, N.J. Port of Providence break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk, special NA 8,064,097 Providence, R.I. project cargo Port of Fall River NA NA 973,531 Fall River, Mass. Port of Searsport break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk NA 1,352,913 Searsport, Maine Port of Halifax container, break bulk, dry bulk, liquid 559,242 5,010,735 Halifax, Nova Scotia bulk, automobile, special project cargo, Port of Wilmington container, break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk, 374,600 7,481,031 passenger Wilmington, Del. automobile, refrigerated Port of Hempstead NA NA 789,672 Port Saint John container, break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk, 57,402 30,458,422 Hempstead, N.Y. Saint John, New Brunswick passenger Port of New Castle NA NA 10,595,745 New Castle, Del.

Mid-Atlantic Ports

Volume of Freight Volume of Freight Name of Port Type of Freight TEUs* Tons Name of Port Type of Freight TEUs* Tons Port of Baltimore container, break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk, 962,484 38,837,979 Port of Penn Manor NA NA 2,550,575 Baltimore automobile, refrigerated, passenger Penn Manor, Pa. Port of Chester NA NA 1,582,309 container, break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk, 545,408 22,973,188 Chester, Pa. Philadelphia automobile, passenger Port of Hopewell NA NA 1,017,739 Port of Virginia container, break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk, 2,841,016 54,047,937 Hopewell, Va. Norfolk, Va. automobile Port of Marcus Hook NA NA 15,692,302 Marcus Hook, Pa.

*20-foot Equivalent Unit — 2018 Top 50 Global Freight Carriers / In cooperation with 14 North American Ports

South Atlantic Ports

Volume of Freight Volume of Freight Name of Port Type of Freight TEUs* Tons Name of Port Type of Freight TEUs* Tons Port Canaveral container, break bulk, dry bulk, NA 4,826,738 Port of Miami container, passenger 1,024,338 8,026,654 Brevard County, Fla. liquid bulk, automobile, heavy lift, special Miami project cargo, passenger Port of Morehead City break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk NA 2,640,865 container, break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk, 1,076,893 24,227,425 Port Everglades Morehead City, N.C. Broward County, Fla. passenger Port of Palm Beach container, break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk, 282,290 2,382,153 container, break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk, 39,726 2,823,145 Port Manatee Palm Beach, Fla. passenger Manatee County, Fla. special project cargo Port of Savannah container, break bulk, heavy lift, 4,046,212 36,443,795 break bulk, dry bulk, automobile NA 2,374,831 Port of Brunswick Savannah, Ga. automobile, refrigerated Brunswick, Ga. Port of Tampa container, break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk, 56,555 35,318,559 container, break bulk, dry bulk, automobile, 2,177,550 23,015,503 Port of Charleston Tampa, Fla. heavy lift, passenger Charleston, S.C. refrigerated Port of Wilmington container, break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk, 259,819 5,414,954 heavy lift Port of Jacksonville container, break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk, 1,033,068 18,519,505 Wilmington, N.C. Jacksonville, Fla. automobile, heavy lift, refrigerated

Mexican Ports

Volume of Freight Volume of Freight Name of Port Type of Freight TEUs* Tons Name of Port Type of Freight TEUs* Tons Port of Altamira container, break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk 803,222 NA Port of Mazatlán NA 48,380 NA Altamira, Tamaulipas Mazatlán, Sinaloa Port of Chiapas NA 47,702 NA Port of Progreso NA 91,318 NA Tapachula, Chiapas Progreso, Yucatán Port of Coatzacoalcos container 19,992 NA Port of Salina Cruz NA 2,304 NA Coatzacoalcos, Veracruz Salina Cruz, Oaxaca Port of Dos Bocas container 47 NA Port of Tampico NA 926 NA Dos Bocas, Tabasco Tampico, Tamaulipas Port of Ensenada NA 230,185 NA Port of Tuxpan NA 9,180 NA Ensenada, Baja California Tuxpan, Veracruz Port of Guaymas container 16,031 NA Port of Veracruz NA 1,117,304 NA Guaymas, Sonora Veracruz, Veracruz Port of Lázaro Cárdenas container, break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk 1,149,079 29,791,045 Puerto Morelos NA 9,345 NA Lázaro Cárdenas, Michoacán Puerto Morelos, Quintana Roo Port of Manzanillo container, passenger 3,830,370 NA Manzanillo, Colima

*20-foot Equivalent Unit 2018 Top 50 Global Freight Carriers / In cooperation with — 15 North American Ports

Gulf Coast Ports

Volume of Freight Volume of Freight Name of Port Type of Freight TEUs* Tons Name of Port Type of Freight TEUs* Tons Helena Harbor NA NA 1,341,483 Port of Cincinnati-Northern NA NA 43,050,399 Helena, Ark. Kentucky Cincinnati Hickman Fulton County Riverport NA NA 975,059 Hickman, Ky. Port of Corpus Christi break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk NA 81,981,061 Corpus Christi, Texas Kaskaskia Regional Port break bulk, dry bulk NA 5,750,588 Red Bud, Ill. Port of Galveston container, break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk, 33,752 9,880,157 Galveston, Texas passenger Matagorda Harbor NA NA 4,896,638 Matagorda, Texas Port of Greater Baton Rouge break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk NA 72,998,561 Baton Rouge, La. Owensboro Riverport break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk NA 2,989,143 Owensboro, Ky. Port of Greenville container, break bulk, dry bulk NA 2,508,370 Greenville, Miss. Pemiscot County Port Harbor NA NA 974,000 Caruthersville, Mo. Port of Gulfport container, break bulk, dry bulk 216,683 1,930,348 Gulfport, Miss. Plaquemines Port container, break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk NA 56,780,632 Plaquemines Parish, La. Port of Guntersville NA NA 1,863,528 Guntersville, Ala. Port Aransas NA NA 916,985 Aransas Pass, Texas Port of Houston container, break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk 2,459,107 247,981,663 Houston Port Fourchon liquid bulk NA 8,539,173 Lafourche Parish, La. Port of Huntington Tri-State NA NA 37,401,755 Huntington, W.Va. Port Freeport container, break bulk, automobile, heavy 85,540 19,635,949 Freeport, Texas lift, special project cargo Port of Iberia container, break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk NA 2,087,308 Iberia, La. Port of Beaumont container, break bulk, dry bulk, automobile, NA 84,528,063 Beaumont, Texas heavy lift Port of Indiana-Mount Vernon NA NA 7,713,026 Mount Vernon, Ind. Port of Biloxi NA NA 854,927 Biloxi, Miss. Port of Kansas City break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk NA 1,517,347 Kansas City, Mo. Port of Brownsville container, break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk NA 7,275,272 Brownsville, Texas Port of Lake Charles dry bulk, heavy lift, special project cargo NA 56,045,838 Lake Charles, La. Port of Chattanooga NA NA 2,061,878 Chattanooga, Tenn.

*20-foot Equivalent Unit — 2018 Top 50 Global Freight Carriers / In cooperation with 16 North American Ports

Gulf Coast Ports (continued)

Volume of Freight Volume of Freight Name of Port Type of Freight TEUs* Tons Name of Port Type of Freight TEUs* Tons Port of Lake Providence NA NA 944,097 Port of Pittsburgh NA NA 22,467,462 Lake Providence, La. Pittsburgh Port of Louisville dry bulk NA 7,492,168 Port of Port Arthur break bulk, dry bulk, special project cargo NA 35,198,425 Louisville, Ky. Port Arthur, Texas Port of Memphis break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk NA 12,184,332 Port of Port Lavaca NA NA 4,896,638 Memphis, Tenn. Port Lavaca, Texas Port of Mobile container, break bulk, dry bulk, heavy lift 318,889 58,024,317 Port of Rosedale dry bulk NA 1,212,321 Mobile, Ala. Rosedale, Miss. Port of Morgan City container, dry bulk NA 2,000,000 Port of South Louisiana break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk NA 261,898,079 Morgan City, La. LaPlace, La. Port of Nashville NA NA 4,651,149 Port of St. Louis NA NA 32,150,906 Nashville, Tenn. St. Louis Port of Natchez-Adams County dry bulk, liquid bulk, heavy lift NA NA Port of St. Paul dry bulk NA 6,231,998 Natchez, Miss. St. Paul, Minn. Port of New Madrid County NA NA 2,182,046 Port of Terrebonne NA NA 3,194,762 New Madrid, Mo. Houma, La. Port of New Orleans container, break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk, 532,597 90,270,859 Port of Texas City liquid bulk NA 41,260,475 New Orleans passenger Texas City, Texas Port of Orange NA NA 837,869 Port of Vicksburg break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk NA 2,412,454 Orange, Texas Vicksburg, Miss. Port of Panama City container, break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk 35,462 2,278,553 Port of Victoria break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk NA 5,082,077 Panama City, Fla. Victoria, Texas Port of Pascagoula break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk NA 26,876,394 Southeast Missouri Port NA NA 1,179,791 Pascagoula, Miss. Scott City, Mo. Port of Pensacola container NA 918,862 Tulsa Port of Catoosa break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk, special NA 2,032,837 Pensacola, Fla. Tulsa, Okla. project cargo

*20-foot Equivalent Unit 2018 Top 50 Global Freight Carriers / In cooperation with — 17 North American Ports

Caribbean Ports

Volume of Freight Volume of Freight Name of Port Type of Freight (TEUs)* Tons Name of Port Type of Freight (TEUs)* Tons Port international de Port-au- container, heavy lift, liquid bulk, dry bulk NA NA Port of Manzanillo container 16,928 NA Prince Manzanillo, Dominican Republic Port-au-Prince, Haiti Port of Mariel container, dry bulk, refrigerated 325,328 NA Port of Boca Chica container 3,276 NA Mariel, Cuba Boca Chica, Dominican Republic Port of Oranjestad container, passenger NA NA Port of Bridgetown container, break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk, 105,321 NA Oranjestad, Aruba Bridgetown, Barbados passenger Port of Philipsburg container, passenger 97,991 NA Port of Cabo Rojo container 0 NA Philipsburg, Sint Maarten Pedernales, Dominican Republic Port of Point Lisas container, break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk, 168,723 NA Port of Castries container, break bulk, passenger 37,226 NA Point Lisas, Trinidad & Tobago automobile Castries, St. Lucia Port of Ponce NA NA 1,248,578 Port of Caucedo container, break bulk 918,542 NA Ponce, Puerto Rico Caucedo, Dominican Republic Port of Puerto Plata container, liquid bulk, passenger 53,597 NA Port of Fort-de-France passenger NA NA Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic Fort-de-France, Martinique Port of San Juan container 1,319,572 10,686,817 Port of Freeport container, passenger 1,200,000 NA San Juan, Puerto Rico Freeport, Bahamas Port of Sansouci container, passenger 49,129 NA Port of George Town container, break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk, 50,476 NA Santo Domingo (I. T. S. S.), Dominican George Town, Cayman Islands refrigerated, passenger Republic Port of Haina Occidental container 444,745 NA Port of container, break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk, 258,704 NA Haina, Dominican Republic Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago automobile Port of Havana container, passenger NA NA Port of St. John's container, passenger 31,165 NA Havana, Cuba St. John's, Antigua & Barbuda Port of Jarry container 277,922 NA Port of Tortola container, passenger 11,177 NA Jarry, Guadeloupe Tortola, British Virgin Islands Port of Kingston container, heavy lift, liquid bulk 1,567,442 NA Port of Vieux Fort container, dry bulk, passenger 1,157 NA Kingston, Jamaica Vieux Fort, St. Lucia Port of Kingstown container, passenger 19,941 NA Port of Wilhelmstad container, dry bulk, passenger 98,278 NA Kingstown, St. Vincent & Wilhelmstad, Curacao The Grenadines

*20-foot Equivalent Unit — 2018 Top 50 Global Freight Carriers / In cooperation with 18 Airports

Central American Ports

Volume of Freight Volume of Freight Name of Port Type of Freight TEUs* Tons Name of Port Type of Freight TEUs* Tons Port of Acajutla container 202,165 NA Port of Limón-Moín container, passenger 1,441,757 NA Acajutla, El Salvador Limón-Moín, Costa Rica Port of Almirante NA 18,261 NA Port of Puerto Barrios container 427,940 NA Almirante, Panama Puerto Barrios, Guatemala Port of Arlen Siu-El Rama NA 6,893 NA Port of Puerto Castillo container 109,992 NA Arlen Siu/El Rama, Nicaragua Puerto Castillo, Honduras Port of Balboa container, dry bulk, passenger 2,831,893 NA Port of Puerto Cortes container 621,819 NA Balboa, Panama Puerto Cortes, Honduras Port of Belize container, heavy lift, passenger 44,381 935,910 Port of Puerto Quetzal container 427,375 NA Belize City, Belize Puerto Quetzal, Guatemala Port of Caldera NA 264,371 NA Port of San Lorenzo container 25,460 NA Caldera, Costa Rica San Lorenzo, Honduras Port of Colón container, passenger 2,464,440 NA Port of Santo Tomás container 568,025 NA Colón, Panama de Castilla Santo Tomás de Castilla, Guatemala Port of Corinto container, dry bulk, liquid bulk, automobile, 150,007 NA Corinto, Nicaragua passenger PSA Panama International container 157,967 NA Terminal container 793,941 NA Port of Cristóbal PSA - Panama Int'l Terminals, Panama Cristóbal, Panama

2018 Top 50 Global Freight Carriers / In cooperation with — 19 North American Ports

Great Lakes Ports

Volume of Freight Volume of Freight Name of Port Type of Freight (TEUs)* Tons Name of Port Type of Freight (TEUs)* Tons Ashtabula Harbor dry bulk NA 2,616,171 Port of Hamilton container, break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk, NA 9,869,660 Ashtabula, Ohio Hamilton, Ontario special project cargo Buffington Harbor NA NA 1,388,861 Port of Indiana-Burns Harbor container, dry bulk, liquid bulk, heavy lift NA 8,595,269 Buffington, Ind. Portage, Ind. Drummond Island Port NA NA 819,482 Port of Lorain NA NA 771,425 Drummond Island, Mich. Lorain, Ohio Fairport Harbor Point NA NA 1,712,922 Port of Marine City NA NA 941,241 Fairport Harbor, Ohio Marine City, Mich. Indiana Harbor dry bulk, liquid bulk, heavy lift NA 12,216,800 Port of Marquette NA NA 1,105,550 East Chicago, Ind. Marquette, Mich. Port Clinton NA NA 2,590,844 Port of Milwaukee dry bulk NA 2,465,166 Marblehead, Ohio Milwaukee Port Dolomite NA NA 2,708,823 Port of Monroe NA NA 2,679,727 Clark Township, Mich. Monroe, Mich. Port Inland NA NA 4,102,678 Port of Montreal container, break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk, 1,537,669 38,041,530 Gulliver, Mich. Montreal passenger Port of Alpena NA NA 2,131,421 Port of Muskegon break bulk, dry bulk, heavy lift NA 883,788 Alpena, Mich. Muskegon, Mich. Port of Calcite special project cargo NA 4,658,479 Port of Sandusky NA NA 2,646,862 Calcite, Mich. Sandusky, Ohio Port of Chicago dry bulk, liquid bulk NA 16,423,651 Port of Silver Bay NA NA 3,399,616 Chicago Silver Bay, Minn. Port of Cleveland container, dry bulk, liquid bulk, heavy lift, NA 12,422,548 Port of St. Clair NA NA 5,463,001 Cleveland special project cargo St. Clair, Mich. Port of Conneaut NA NA 5,061,377 Port of Stoneport NA NA 5,751,199 Conneaut, Ohio Stoneport, Mich. Port of Detroit dry bulk, liquid bulk, passenger NA 13,266,629 Port of Toledo NA NA 8,393,140 Detroit Toledo, Ohio Port of Duluth-Superior break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk, heavy lift, NA 30,277,995 Port of Toronto container, break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk, NA 2,172,750 Duluth, Minn., and Superior, Wis. passenger Toronto passenger Port of Escanaba NA NA 4,576,446 Port Saguenay container, break bulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk, NA 295,930 Escanaba, Mich. Saguenay, Quebec passenger Port of Gary NA NA 8,206,098 Presque Isle Harbor NA NA 8,789,657 Gary, Ind. Presque Isle, Mich. Port of Grand Haven NA NA 1,302,407 Two Harbors dry bulk NA 15,431,524 Grand Haven, Mich. Two Harbors, Minn. Port of Green Bay dry bulk, liquid bulk NA 1,790,335 Green Bay, Wis.

*20-foot Equivalent Unit — 2018 Top 50 Global Freight Carriers / In cooperation with 20 Airports

Top Cargo Airports in North America

1 Memphis International 14 Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta 28 General Edward Lawrence 41 Piedmont Triad International Memphis, Tenn. International Logan International Greensboro, N.C. Atlanta Boston 23,950 million pounds 607 million pounds 2,782 million pounds 996 million pounds 2 Ted Stevens Anchorage 42 Charlotte/Douglas International 15 Daniel K. Inouye International 29 Orlando International International Anchorage, Alaska Honolulu Orlando, Fla. Charlotte, N.C. 17,213 million pounds 2,487 million pounds 991 million pounds 604 million pounds 3 Louisville International- 16 Seattle-Tacoma International 30 Toronto Pearson International 43 General Mitchell International Standiford Field Seattle Toronto Milwaukee Louisville, Ky. 2,316 million pounds 977 million pounds 603 million pounds 13,404 million pounds 17 Philadelphia International 31 Baltimore/Washington 44 Laredo International 4 Chicago O'Hare International Philadelphia International Thurgood Laredo, Texas Chicago 2,017 million pounds Marshall 588 million pounds 10,374 million pounds Glen Burnie, Md. Phoenix Sky Harbor Kansas City International 18 944 million pounds 45 5 Miami International International Kansas City, Mo. Miami Phoenix 32 Fort Worth Alliance 571 million pounds 7,964 million pounds 1,757 million pounds Fort Worth, Texas Mexico City International 905 million pounds 46 6 Los Angeles International 19 George Bush Intercontinental Mexico City Los Angeles Houston 33 Tampa International 566 million pounds 7,198 million pounds 1,755 million pounds Tampa, Fla. Albuquerque International 853 million pounds 47 7 Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky 20 Portland International Sunport International Portland, Ore. 34 San Antonio International Albuquerque, N.M. Hebron, Ky. San Antonio 1,472 million pounds 563 million pounds 5,700 million pounds 845 million pounds 21 Denver International 48 Reno/Tahoe International 8 Indianapolis International Denver 35 Bradley International Reno, Nev. Indianapolis 1,392 million pounds Windsor Locks, Conn. 553 million pounds 5,139 million pounds 818 million pounds 22 Chicago/Rockford 49 Austin-Bergstrom International 9 Dallas-Fort Worth International International 36 Detroit Metropolitan Wayne Austin, Texas DFW Airport, Texas Rockford, Ill. County 548 million pounds 4,155 million pounds 1,382 million pounds Detroit El Paso International 789 million pounds 50 10 Ontario International 23 San Francisco International El Paso, Texas Ontario, Calif. San Francisco 37 Field/King County 525 million pounds 3,523 million pounds 1,254 million pounds International Rafael Hernandez Luis Muñoz Marín International Seattle 51 11 Metropolitan Oakland 24 Aguadilla, Puerto Rico International San Juan, Puerto Rico 745 million pounds 523 million pounds Oakland, Calif. 1,193 million pounds 38 Lehigh Valley International 3,272 million pounds Allentown, Pa. 52 Raleigh-Durham International 25 Salt Lake City International Raleigh, N.C. Newark Liberty International Salt Lake City 689 million pounds 12 503 million pounds Newark, N.J. 1,124 million pounds 39 San Diego International 2,991 million pounds San Diego 53 Richmond International 26 Rickenbacker International Highland Springs, Va. John F. Kennedy International Columbus, Ohio 635 million pounds 13 500 million pounds Queens, N.Y. 1,086 million pounds 40 Vancouver International 2,938 million pounds Vancouver, British Columbia 54 Manchester-Boston Regional 27 Minneapolis-St. Paul Manchester, N.H. International 619 million pounds million pounds Minneapolis 490 1,031 million pounds

2018 Top 50 Global Freight Carriers / In cooperation with — 21 Airports

Top Cargo Airports in North America (Continued)

55 Spokane International 66 McCarran International 78 Syracuse Hancock 90 Hector International Spokane, Wash. Las Vegas International Fargo, N.D. 470 million pounds 371 million pounds Syracuse, N.Y. 248 million pounds 56 Pittsburgh International 67 Sacramento International 325 million pounds 91 Norfolk International Pittsburgh Sacramento, Calif. 79 Charleston AFB/International Norfolk, Va. 470 million pounds 369 million pounds Charleston, S.C. 246 million pounds 57 Washington Dulles 68 Lubbock Preston Smith 309 million pounds 92 Will Rogers World International Lubbock, Texas 80 Valley International Oklahoma City Dulles, Va. 364 million pounds Harlingen, Texas 240 million pounds 458 million pounds 69 Harrisburg International 300 million pounds 93 Snohomish County/Paine 58 Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood Harrisburg, Pa. 81 The Eastern Iowa Field International 363 million pounds Cedar Rapids, Iowa Everett, Wash. Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 70 Joe Foss Field 299 million pounds 234 million pounds 458 million pounds Sioux Falls, S.D. 82 Nashville International 94 Gerald R. Ford International 59 Sacramento Mather 358 million pounds Nashville, Tenn. Grand Rapids, Mich. Sacramento, Calif. 71 Louis Armstrong New Orleans 292 million pounds 227 million pounds 441 million pounds Metairie, La. 83 Shreveport Regional 95 Montréal–Pierre Elliott Trudeau 60 Huntsville International-Carl T. 357 million pounds Shreveport, La. International Jones Field 288 million pounds Montreal Huntsville, Ala. 72 Tulsa International Tulsa, Okla. Ellison Onizuka Kona 221 million pounds 420 million pounds 84 354 million pounds International at Keahole 96 Kelly Field 61 Jacksonville International Kailua Kona, Hawaii San Antonio Jacksonville, Fla. 73 Billings Logan International Billings, Mont. 285 million pounds 218 million pounds 415 million pounds 349 million pounds 85 Buffalo Niagara International 97 John C. Munro Hamilton 62 Eppley Airfield Buffalo, N.Y. International Omaha, Neb. 74 St. Louis Lambert International Hamilton, Ontario St. Louis 284 million pounds 407 million pounds 216 million pounds 347 million pounds 86 McGhee Tyson 63 Columbia Metropolitan Alcoa, Tenn. 98 Stewart International Columbia, S.C. 75 Greenville Spartanburg New Windsor, N.Y. Greer, S.C. 275 million pounds 403 million pounds 210 million pounds 344 million pounds 87 Kahului Cleveland-Hopkins Kahului, Hawaii Wichita Dwight D. Eisenhower 64 Boise Air Terminal/Gowen 99 International 76 267 million pounds Wichita, Kan. Cleveland Field Boise, Idaho Greater Rochester 209 million pounds 382 million pounds 88 341 million pounds International 100 Hilo International 65 Des Moines International Rochester, N.Y. Hilo, Hawaii Des Moines, Iowa 77 Stockton Metropolitan Stockton, Calif. 254 million pounds 198 million pounds 379 million pounds 332 million pounds 89 Norman Y. Mineta San Jose San Jose, Calif. 250 million pounds

NOTE: Data for U.S. airports is preliminary for calendar year 2017 from the Federal Aviation Administration Air Carrier Activity Infor- mation System as of July 2018. For Canadian airports, data is from Statistics Canada. For Mexican airports, data is from the Secretaria de Communicaciones y Transportes.

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