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Automated Flight Statistics Report For DENVER INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TOTAL OPERATIONS AND TRAFFIC February 2010 February YEAR TO DATE % of % of % Grand % Grand Incr./ Incr./ Total Incr./ Incr./ Total 2010 (9) 2009 Decr. Decr. 2010 2010 (9) 2009 Decr. Decr. 2010 OPERATIONS (1) Air Carrier 35,078 35,103 (25) -0.1% 74.2% 72,833 72,997 (164) -0.2% 74.1% Air Taxi 11,976 11,261 715 6.3% 25.3% 24,844 23,484 1,360 5.8% 25.3% General Aviation 234 224 10 4.5% 0.5% 544 550 (6) -1.1% 0.6% Military 5 14 (9) -64.3% 0.0% 18 37 (19) -51.4% 0.0% TOTAL 47,293 46,602 691 1.5% 100.0% 98,239 97,068 1,171 1.2% 100.0% PASSENGERS (2) International (3) Inbound 55,795 61,010 (5,215) -8.5% 114,963 124,189 (9,226) -7.4% Outbound 55,599 61,832 (6,233) -10.1% 112,518 124,865 (12,347) -9.9% TOTAL 111,394 122,842 (11,448) -9.3% 3.1% 227,481 249,054 (21,573) -8.7% 3.1% International/Pre-cleared Inbound 31,334 23,014 8,320 36.2% 57,544 44,865 12,679 28.3% Outbound 29,715 20,977 8,738 41.7% 54,258 42,033 12,225 29.1% TOTAL 61,049 43,991 17,058 38.8% 1.7% 111,802 86,898 24,904 28.7% 1.5% Majors (4) Inbound 1,334,300 1,382,020 (47,720) -3.5% 2,732,578 2,815,774 (83,196) -3.0% Outbound 1,341,070 1,385,818 (44,748) -3.2% 2,760,026 2,849,746 (89,720) -3.1% TOTAL 2,675,370 2,767,838 (92,468) -3.3% 75.0% 5,492,604 5,665,520 (172,916) -3.1% 75.3% National (5) Inbound 23,504 20,572 2,932 14.3% 49,806 43,604 6,202 14.2% Outbound 21,922 19,999 1,923 9.6% 48,158 43,885 4,273 9.7% TOTAL 45,426 40,571 4,855 12.0% 1.3% 97,964 87,489 10,475 12.0% 1.3% Regionals (6) Inbound 336,611 273,142 63,469 23.2% 680,337 552,481 127,856 23.1% Outbound 336,551 272,347 64,204 23.6% 679,792 548,331 131,461 24.0% TOTAL 673,162 545,489 127,673 23.4% 18.9% 1,360,129 1,100,812 259,317 23.6% 18.8% Supplementals (7) Inbound 447 547 (100) -18.3% 654 814 (160) -19.7% Outbound 523 340 183 53.8% 732 710 22 3.1% TOTAL 970 887 83 9.4% 0.0% 1,386 1,524 (138) -9.1% 0.0% GRAND TOTAL PASSENGERS 3,567,371 3,521,618 45,753 1.3% 100.0% 7,291,366 7,191,297 100,069 1.4% 100.0% CARGO BY TYPE (LBS) (8) Air Mail Inbound 1,671,690 1,055,168 616,522 58.4% 3,805,981 2,299,662 1,506,319 65.5% Outbound 1,579,693 805,477 774,216 96.1% 3,497,670 1,745,676 1,751,994 100.4% TOTAL 3,251,383 1,860,645 1,390,738 74.7% 8.0% 7,303,651 4,045,338 3,258,313 80.5% 8.8% Freight & Express Inbound 20,579,042 18,131,896 2,447,146 13.5% 42,185,863 38,491,832 3,694,031 9.6% Outbound 16,804,428 15,733,310 1,071,118 6.8% 33,889,049 33,243,631 645,418 1.9% TOTAL 37,383,470 33,865,206 3,518,264 10.4% 92.0% 76,074,912 71,735,463 4,339,449 6.0% 91.2% CARGO BY CARRIER Cargo 30,088,259 28,369,887 1,718,372 6.1% 74.0% 62,528,119 60,244,002 2,284,117 3.8% 75.0% Passenger 10,546,594 7,355,964 3,190,630 43.4% 26.0% 20,850,444 15,536,799 5,313,645 34.2% 25.0% TOTAL 40,634,853 35,725,851 4,909,002 13.7% 100.0% 83,378,563 75,780,801 7,597,762 10.0% 100.0% (1) An aircraft operation is either a landing or takeoff or contact with the control tower (as reported by FAA). (2) Revenue and non-revenue passengers as reported by the individual airlines. (3) Aerovias de Mexico, Air Canada, British Airways, Frontier Int'l, Lufthansa, Compania Mexicana, Shuttle America/UAX Int'l. (3) SkyWest/UAX Int'l, and United Int'l. (4) Alaska, American, Continental, Delta, Frontier, Frontier/Republic, Northwest, Southwest, United, and US Airways. (5) Air Tran, Jet Blue, and Midwest. (6) Express Jet/Con., ExpressJet/UAX, GoJet/UAX, Great Lakes, Lynx Aviation, Mesaba Aviation, Mesaba/Delta Con., Mesa/US Air Express, Mesa/UAX, Pinnacle Airlines (6) Shuttle America/UAX, Skywest Airlines, Skywest/Delta Con., Trans States/UAX. (7) Allegiant Air, Casino, Miami Air, Sun Country. (8) For Detail see Attached Cargo Report. (9) 2010 revised 7/15/11. DENVER INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TOTAL PASSENGERS BY AIRLINE February 2010 February 2010 vs. 2009 Year To Date % % Increase/ Incr./ Mkt Share Mkt Share Increase/ Incr/ Airline (1) 2010 (3) 2009 Decrease Decr. 2010 (3) 2010 2009 2009 Decrease Decr. Aerovias de Mexico S.A. de C.V. 4,273 4,786 (513) -10.7% 9,597 0.13% 7,272 0.10% 2,325 32.0% Air Canada 11,308 11,530 (222) -1.9% 23,101 0.32% 24,194 0.34% (1,093) -4.5% AirTran Airways, Inc. 23,155 21,075 2,080 9.9% 53,414 0.73% 44,876 0.62% 8,538 19.0% Alaska Airlines, Inc. 26,341 27,226 (885) -3.3% 54,653 0.75% 55,993 0.78% (1,340) -2.4% Allegiant Air, Inc. 200 195 5 2.6% 366 0.01% 486 0.01% (120) -24.7% American Airlines, Inc. 102,329 100,549 1,780 1.8% 213,090 2.92% 222,017 3.09% (8,927) -4.0% British Airways, Plc 12,567 12,200 367 3.0% 24,376 0.33% 25,639 0.36% (1,263) -4.9% Casino 298 355 (57) -16.1% 298 0.00% 355 0.00% (57) -16.1% Compania Mexicana de Aviacion, 5,106 5,401 (295) -5.5% 10,569 0.14% 11,696 0.16% (1,127) -9.6% ContinentalSA d CV Airlines, Inc. 75,614 72,082 3,532 4.9% 158,329 2.17% 149,824 2.08% 8,505 5.7% Delta Air Lines, Inc. (2) 147,918 88,085 59,833 67.9% 304,933 4.18% 190,385 2.65% 114,548 60.2% ExpressJet, Inc./Continental Express 111 100 11 11.0% 389 0.01% 150 0.00% 239 159.3% ExpressJet/United Express 0 0 0 0.0% 3,504 0.05% 0 0.00% 3,504 100.0% Frontier Airlines, Inc. 538,900 699,052 (160,152) -22.9% 1,073,727 14.73% 1,423,136 19.79% (349,409) -24.6% Frontier Int'l 40,720 39,532 1,188 3.0% 82,038 1.13% 80,202 1.12% 1,836 2.3% Frontier/Republic 54,779 0 54,779 100.0% 133,448 1.83% 0 0.00% 133,448 100.0% GoJet Airlines, LLC 21,801 13,421 8,380 62.4% 42,437 0.58% 28,678 0.40% 13,759 48.0% Great Lakes Aviation, LTD. 30,108 29,816 292 1.0% 61,317 0.84% 62,300 0.87% (983) -1.6% JetBlue Airways Corporation 14,305 13,906 399 2.9% 29,492 0.40% 30,174 0.42% (682) -2.3% Lufthansa German Airlines 12,313 13,469 (1,156) -8.6% 28,339 0.39% 30,527 0.42% (2,188) -7.2% Lynx Aviation 78,825 69,093 9,732 14.1% 164,083 2.25% 134,580 1.87% 29,503 21.9% Mesa/UAX 48,039 61,827 (13,788) -22.3% 100,726 1.38% 115,287 1.60% (14,561) -12.6% Mesa/US Airways Express 0 976 (976) -100.0% 170 0.00% 2,021 0.03% (1,851) -91.6% Mesaba Aviation, Inc. 0 9,173 (9,173) -100.0% 0 0.00% 16,141 0.22% (16,141) -100.0% Mesaba/Delta Connection 16,397 2,705 13,692 506.2% 36,032 0.49% 2,705 0.04% 33,327 1232.1% Miami Air International, Inc. 267 0 267 100.0% 267 0.00% 209 0.00% 58 27.8% Midwest Airlines, Inc. 7,966 5,590 2,376 42.5% 15,058 0.21% 12,439 0.17% 2,619 21.1% Northwest Airlines, Inc. 0 58,664 (58,664) -100.0% 0 0.00% 126,009 1.75% (126,009) -100.0% Pinnacle Airlines, Inc. 0 0 0 0.0% 0 0.00% 1,096 0.02% (1,096) -100.0% Shuttle America 43,190 39,244 3,946 10.1% 91,899 1.26% 82,199 1.14% 9,700 11.8% Shuttle America/UAX Int'l. 16,844 12,567 4,277 34.0% 30,746 0.42% 25,374 0.35% 5,372 21.2% SkyWest Airlines, Inc. 408,248 294,695 113,553 38.5% 806,932 11.07% 603,050 8.39% 203,882 33.8% Skywest Airlines/UAX Int'l.
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