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Sacramento International Airport Airline Passenger Statistics July 2011 Sacramento International Airport Airline Passenger Statistics July 2011 CURRENT MONTH FISCAL YEAR TO DATE CALENDAR YEAR TO DATE THIS YEAR LAST YEAR % + / ( - ) 2011/12 2010/11 % + / ( - ) 2011 2010 % + / ( - ) Enplaned Domestic Alaska Airlines 25,451 25,519 (0.3%) 25,451 25,519 (0.3%) 137,442 123,342 11.4% American Airlines 21,359 16,593 28.7% 21,359 16,593 28.7% 125,549 107,297 17.0% Continental Airlines 13,524 14,658 (7.7%) 13,524 14,658 (7.7%) 91,916 94,379 (2.6%) Delta Airlines 34,719 36,317 (4.4%) 34,719 36,317 (4.4%) 165,845 184,669 (10.2%) Frontier Airlines 14,565 15,931 (8.6%) 14,565 15,931 (8.6%) 75,597 84,949 (11.0%) Hawaiian Airlines 7,573 7,536 0.5% 7,573 7,536 0.5% 50,427 49,307 2.3% Horizon Air 11,316 13,753 (17.7%) 11,316 13,753 (17.7%) 69,346 81,296 (14.7%) Jet Blue 11,909 10,453 13.9% 11,909 10,453 13.9% 67,313 64,002 5.2% Mesa/US Airways Express/YV - 753 (100.0%) - 753 (100.0%) 3,472 2,821 23.1% Skywest/Delta Connection 11,149 5,818 91.6% 11,149 5,818 91.6% 57,907 31,982 81.1% Skywest/United Express 13,461 15,635 (13.9%) 13,461 15,635 (13.9%) 97,706 107,786 (9.4%) Southwest 192,922 205,786 (6.3%) 192,922 205,786 (6.3%) 1,328,959 1,380,693 (3.7%) United Airlines 28,903 29,249 (1.2%) 28,903 29,249 (1.2%) 171,877 173,518 (0.9%) US Airways 25,959 25,755 0.8% 25,959 25,755 0.8% 129,707 129,309 0.3% CHARTER - - - - - - 412,810 423,756 (2.6%) 412,810 423,756 (2.6%) 2,573,063 2,615,350 (1.6%) International AeroMexico 1,583 - 1,583 - 1,583 - Alaska Airlines 1,665 - 1,665 - 12,220 - Mexicana - 5,303 (100.0%) - 5,303 (100.0%) - 33,480 (100.0%) 3,248 5,303 (38.8%) 3,248 5,303 (38.8%) 13,803 33,480 (58.8%) Total Enplaned 416,058 429,059 (3.030%) 416,058 429,059 (3.0%) 2,586,866 2,648,830 (2.3%) Deplaned Domestic Alaska Airlines 24,926 25,320 (1.6%) 24,926 25,320 (1.6%) 134,890 119,085 13.3% American Airlines 21,830 16,953 28.8% 21,830 16,953 28.8% 127,605 110,514 15.5% Continental Airlines 13,442 14,549 (7.6%) 13,442 14,549 (7.6%) 90,449 93,439 (3.2%) Delta Airlines 33,695 35,024 (3.8%) 33,695 35,024 (3.8%) 159,694 177,333 (9.9%) Frontier Airlines 14,575 15,312 (4.8%) 14,575 15,312 (4.8%) 74,251 83,102 (10.7%) Hawaiian Airlines 7,360 7,264 1.3% 7,360 7,264 1.3% 50,348 48,880 3.0% Horizon Air 11,442 14,325 (20.1%) 11,442 14,325 (20.1%) 69,452 83,972 (17.3%) Jet Blue 11,975 12,047 (0.6%) 11,975 12,047 (0.6%) 66,825 64,033 4.4% Mesa/US Airways Express/YV - 612 (100.0%) - 612 (100.0%) 2,696 2,713 (0.6%) Skywest/Delta Connection 11,123 5,890 88.8% 11,123 5,890 88.8% 57,557 32,052 79.6% Skywest/United Express 13,781 16,083 (14.3%) 13,781 16,083 (14.3%) 96,651 108,579 (11.0%) Southwest 194,413 207,311 (6.2%) 194,413 207,311 (6.2%) 1,333,406 1,380,972 (3.4%) United Airlines 29,566 29,904 (1.1%) 29,566 29,904 (1.1%) 168,431 172,399 (2.3%) US Airways 25,831 26,867 (3.9%) 25,831 26,867 (3.9%) 128,950 129,443 (0.4%) 413,959 427,461 (3.2%) 413,959 427,461 (3.2%) 2,561,205 2,606,516 (1.7%) International AeroMexico 1,901 - 1,901 - 1,901 - Alaska Airlines 1,920 - 1,920 - 12,511 - Mexicana - 3,580 (100.0%) - 3,580 (100.0%) - 33,987 (100.0%) 3,821 3,580 6.7% 3,821 3,580 6.7% 14,412 33,987 (57.6%) Total Deplaned 417,780 431,041 (3.1%) 417,780 431,041 (3.1%) 2,575,617 2,640,503 (2.5%) ENPLANED AND DEPLANED PASSENGERS 833,838 860,100 (3.1%) 833,838 860,100 (3.1%) 5,162,483 5,289,333 (2.4%) 10/18/2012 11:19 AM Sacramento County Airport System Summary of Activity July 2011 CURRENT MONTH FISCAL YEAR TO DATE CALENDAR YEAR TO DATE THIS YEAR LAST YEAR % + / ( - ) 2011/12 2010/11 % + / ( - ) 2011 2010 % + / ( - ) Sacramento International Airport Passengers Enplaned 416,058 429,059 (3.0%) 416,058 429,059 (3.0%) 2,586,866 2,648,830 (2.3%) Deplaned 417,780 431,041 (3.1%) 417,780 431,041 (3.1%) 2,575,617 2,640,503 (2.5%) 833,838 860,100 (3.1%) 833,838 860,100 (3.1%) 5,162,483 5,289,333 (2.4%) Landings Landed Weight (1,000 pounds) 504,826 530,456 (4.8%) 504,826 530,456 (4.8%) 3,254,103 3,577,225 (9.0%) # of Landings 4,458 4,543 (1.9%) 4,458 4,543 (1.9%) 28,819 33,142 (13.0%) Airmail (Pounds) On 190,351 152,966 24.4% 190,351 152,966 24.4% 1,268,266 1,163,461 9.0% Off 1,463 13,132 (88.9%) 1,463 13,132 (88.9%) 87,508 61,014 43.4% 191,814 166,098 15.5% 191,814 166,098 15.5% 1,355,774 1,224,475 10.7% Freight (Pounds) On 5,585,268 5,909,954 (5.5%) 5,585,268 5,909,954 (5.5%) 36,243,279 35,767,294 1.3% Off 6,230,439 6,419,542 (2.9%) 6,230,439 6,419,542 (2.9%) 44,232,962 43,475,331 1.7% 11,815,707 12,329,496 (4.2%) 11,815,707 12,329,496 (4.2%) 80,476,241 79,242,625 1.6% Aircraft Operations Air Carrier 7,454 - 0.0% 7,454 - 0.0% 48,204 - 0.0% Air Taxi 1,638 - 0.0% 1,638 - 0.0% 10,691 - 0.0% General Aviation 1,081 - 0.0% 1,081 - 0.0% 6,367 - 0.0% Military 328 - 0.0% 328 - 0.0% 2,050 - 0.0% 10,501 - 0.0% 10,501 - 0.0% 67,312 - 0.0% Mather Airport Passengers Enplaned 6 31 (80.6%) 6 31 (80.6%) 53 79 (32.9%) Deplaned 5 20 (75.0%) 5 20 (75.0%) 63 79 (20.3%) 11 51 (78.4%) 11 51 (78.4%) 116 158 (26.6%) Landings Landed Weight (1,000 pounds) 23,775 22,758 4.5% 23,775 22,758 4.5% 170,941 164,622 3.8% # of Landings 222 259 (14.3%) 222 259 (14.3%) 1,628 2,787 (41.6%) Freight (Pounds) On 3,921,811 3,290,689 19.2% 3,921,811 3,290,689 19.2% 21,826,274 23,553,982 (7.3%) Off 4,485,973 3,729,901 20.3% 4,485,973 3,729,901 20.3% 26,376,154 25,763,245 2.4% 8,407,784 7,020,590 19.8% 8,407,784 7,020,590 19.8% 48,202,428 49,317,227 (2.3%) Operations Air Carrier 342 - 0.0% 342 - 0.0% 2,560 - 0.0% Air Taxi 880 - 0.0% 880 - 0.0% 7,023 - 0.0% General Aviation 3,375 - 0.0% 3,375 - 0.0% 19,949 - 0.0% Military 2,077 - 0.0% 2,077 - 0.0% 11,288 - 0.0% 6,674 - 0.0% 6,674 - 0.0% 40,820 - 0.0% Sacramento Executive Airport Landings Landed Weight (1,000 pounds) - - 0.0% - - 0.0% - - 0.0% # of Landings - - 0.0% - - 0.0% - - 0.0% Freight (Pounds) On - - 0.0% - - 0.0% - - 0.0% Off - - 0.0% - - 0.0% - - 0.0% - - 0.0% - - 0.0% - - 0.0% Operations Air Carrier - - 0.0% - - 0.0% 1 - 0.0% Air Taxi 334 - 0.0% 334 - 0.0% 2,315 - 0.0% General Aviation 8,864 - 0.0% 8,864 - 0.0% 49,152 - 0.0% Military 16 - 0.0% 16 - 0.0% 90 - 0.0% 9,214 - 0.0% 9,214 - 0.0% 51,558 - 0.0% 10/18/2012 11:19 AM Sacramento International Airport Passenger Statistics Prior 12 Months Current Year Prior Year Year over Year Change Enplaned Deplaned Enplaned Deplaned Enplaned % Difference Deplaned % Difference August 2010 400,252 406,618 403,308 413,085 (3,056) -0.8% (6,467) -1.6% September 2010 368,037 359,953 371,103 364,380 (3,066) -0.8% (4,427) -1.2% October 2010 383,303 384,583 391,828 390,540 (8,525) -2.2% (5,957) -1.5% November 2010 363,075 363,608 360,966 365,184 2,109 0.6% (1,576) -0.4% December 2010 365,207 363,806 374,513 371,014 (9,306) -2.5% (7,208) -1.9% January 2011 328,597 328,773 326,458 328,187 2,139 0.7% 586 0.2% February 2011 303,123 304,141 304,950 305,182 (1,827) -0.6% (1,041) -0.3% March 2011 361,148 359,843 376,794 368,407 (15,646) -4.2% (8,564) -2.3% April 2011 368,169 363,295 376,645 381,297 (8,476) -2.3% (18,002) -4.7% May 2011 391,769 394,029 399,265 401,407 (7,496) -1.9% (7,378) -1.8% June 2011 418,002 407,756 435,659 424,982 (17,657) -4.1% (17,226) -4.1% July 2011 416,058 417,780 429,059 431,041 (13,001) -3.0% (13,261) -3.1% 4,466,740 4,454,185 4,550,548 4,544,706 (83,808) -1.8% (90,521) -2.0% Total Enplaned Passengers by Month 525,000 475,000 425,000 2008 2009 375,000 2010 2011 325,000 275,000 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 10/18/2012 11:19 AM SACRAMENTO COUNTY AIRPORT SYSTEM SACRAMENTO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT - 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