APPLICATION OF HARRIS AIRCRAFT SERVICES, INC
WHEREFORE, Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. respectfully requests that the Department issue a certificate of public convenience and necessity to it authorizing it to provide scheduled interstate air transportation of persons, property and mail utilizing small aircraft.
Murphy La Offices of Pierre Murphy 1200 New Hampshire Avenue, NW Suite 590 Washington, DC 20036 Telephone: (202) 776-3980 Facsimile: (202) 776-3975 Email: [email protected]
August 25, 2014 Attorney for Harris Aircraft Services, Inc.
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CERTIFICATE & ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION Fde No &G21..0
State of Alaska Department of Commerce and Economic Development Division of Banking, Securities and Corporations
4-bO\ OF Oepartmem U1 uxnmerce lnd Economic Oe¥elopmen HARRIS AIRCRAFT SERVICES. INC. ARTICLE I - NAME The name of the Corporation is: HARRIS AIRCRAFT SERVICES. INC. ARTICLE II - DURATION The duration of the Corporation shall be perpetual. ARnCLE Ill - PURPOSE AND POWERS The purpose of this Corporation is to engage in the repair and storage of a ira-aft, including all business incidental thereto, and to conduct any other business for which a Corporation may be organized under the laws of the State of Alaska. ARTICLE IV - REGISTERED OFACE and REGISTERED AGENT The address of the initial registered office of the corporation is 400 Airport Road, Sitka. Alaska 99635. The registered agent at the registered office shall be Robert Scott Harris. ARnCLE V- AUEN AFFILIATES There are no alien affiliates. ARTICLE VI- AUTHORIZED SHARES The Corporation shall have authority to issue 10,000 shares of stock in the ~e. there will be one class of shares. The shares will not be divided into classes. Preemptive rights shall be granted to all shareholders. Shareholders of the Corporatioo shall have the right to cumulate votes for the election of directors. ARnCLE VIII - DIRECTORS The business and affairs of the Corporation shall be managed by its Board of Directors. ARTIClES OF INCORPORATION Hlnia~ Senka, Inc. P-o-1 of2 .. · The number and terms of Directors shall be stated and fixed as provided in the By Laws. ARncLE IX· INDEMNIFICAnON OF DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS The Corporation shall indemnify each of its directors and offteers. and any person who serves at the request of the Corporation as a fiducJary of any other Corporation, partnership, joint venture. trust. other enterprise. or any employee benefit plan or trust of the Corporation or any other such entity. against liabilities and expenses iOCUJTed by them as a resuH of actions in their offiCial capacity to the full extent permitted by law. ARnCLE Xll· INCORPORATOR The incorporator is Robert Scott Harris who is over the age of eighteen (18) and whose address is 400 Airport Road, Sitka, Alaska 99835. EXECUTED by the undersigned in duplicate original at Sitka. Alaska. on the ~day of September. 1998. ~~Robert Scott Harris. Incorporator VERI FICA nON I, Robert Scott Harris say on oath or affirm that I have read the foregoing Articles of Incorporation of HARRIS AIRCRAFT SERVICES, INC•. and believe an statements made in the document are true. Q .. ~ Robert Scott Harris SUBSCRIBf20 AND SWORN to or affinned before me by Robert Scott Harris, Alaska. on the 2:l..~Y of September. 1998. ARTICLES OF INCORPORATK>N ..,.AWad s.wc.. Inc.. P92of2 Tab2 EXHIBIT HAS-2 CERTIFICATE OF GOOD STANDING Corporations, Business and Professional Licensing Page 1 of2 Division of Corporations, Business and Professional Licensing Name(s) Type Name Legal Name HARRIS AIRCRAFT SERVICES, INC. Entity Details Entity Type: Business Corporation Entity#: 64821D Status: Good Standing AKFormed Date: 9/22/1998 Duration/Expiration: Perpetual Home State: ALASKA Next Biennial Report Due: 1/2/2016 Entity Mailing Address: 325 SEWARD ST, SITKA, AK 99835 Entity Physical Address: 325 SEWARD ST, SITKA, AK 99835 Registered Agent Agent Name: ROBERT SCOTT HARRIS Registered Mailing Address: 400 AIRPORT RD, SITKA, AK 99835 Registered Physical 400 AIRPORT RD, SITKA, AK 99835 Address: Officials AKEntity# Name Titles Percent Owned Laura Kronsperger Director, Shareholder, Vice President, Secretary so RobertS Harris Director, Treasurer, President, Shareholder so Filed Documents Date Filed Type Filing Certificate 9/22/1998 Creation Filing 2/26/1999 Initial Report 2/2/2000 Biennial Report 1/3/2002 Biennial Report http:/I commerce.alaska.gov/CBP /Main/CorporationDetail.aspx?id=64821 D 6/5/2014 Corporations, Business and Professional Licensing Page 2 of2 1/30/2004 Biennial Report 2/14/2007 Biennial Report 11/16/2009 Biennial Report 11/15/2010 Biennial Report 11/15/2011 Biennial Report 3/27/2013 Certificate of Compliance 12/3/2013 Biennial Report http://commerce.alaska.gov/CBP/Main/CorporationDetail.aspx?id=64821D 6/5/2014 Alaska Entity #64821 D State of Alaska Department of Commerce, Community and Economic Development Corporations, Business and Professional Licensing Ce-rtificate of Compliance The undersigned, as Commissioner of Commerce, Community and Economic Development of the State of Alaska, and custodian of corporation records for said state, hereby issues a Certificate of Compliance for: HARRIS AIRCRAFT SERVICES, INC. This entity was formed on September 22, 1998 and is in good standing. This entity has filed all biennial reports and fees due at this time. No information is available in this office on the financial condition, business activity or practices of this corporation. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I execute the certificate and affix the Great Seal of the State of Alaska effective March 27, 2013. Susan K. Bell Commissioner Tab3 EXHIBIT HAS-3 COMPANY AFFIDAVIT OF CITIZENSHIP L HARRIS AIR Affidavit of Citizenship STATE OF: ALASKA COUNTY OF:5~~'?-A ' R. Scott Harris, being first duly sworn, deposes and says: l. That he is the duly elected, qualified, and acting as President of Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. ("Harris Air") and that he is authorized to and does make this affidavit for it. 2. That Harris Air is a citizen of the United States within the meaning of 49 U.S.C. §40102(a)(15). 3. That Harris Air is a corporation organized under the laws of the State of Alaska. 4. That the President and at least two-thirds of the Board of Directors and other managing officers of Harris Air are citizens of the United States. The President of Harris Air is R. Scott Harris, a U.S. citizen. All of the individuals now holding seats on the Board of Directors of Harris Air, and all of its officers are U.S. citizens. 5. That Harris Air is in fact under the actual control of U.S. citizens. Affiant says nothing further. Signature \ ~ . Subscribed and sworn to before me this ~ day of \ ~ ,-. · 2014. STATE OF ALASKA ,,.,: ... ,__ ':' /"--- AT q~r=•CtAl SEAl -~~.. ~-~!,. {(__ , (( (___ \)I , [ EL"¥.-61ri h.·i. Downing ·: J NOTARY PUBLIC • SignatUte" of Notary Publ[c ~~ · 'y Commission Expires 06/16/20168 ~ -~ ._) My co~s~ion exPires: ( ' 1 o: \1 "~ \ 1\r. Tab4 EXHIBIT HAS-4 KEY PERSONNEL RESUMES & COMPLIANCE QUESTIONNAIRES HARRIS AIR DOT Application Questionnaire tions should be answered fuUy and completely. Where more de led quired or requested, please use the attached "Detailed Response' sheet. 1. te your name and residence address: t'S 2. 3. and type of shares of Company stock owned, or to be acquired, if an 61XXJ (..,'£... 4. Current Position~ Business Address and Telephone: (Com pi te only if you are not currently employed by the Company. Otherwis indicate ''NIA.") No _____ e not a U.S. citizen, please indicate nationality and current immigrati n status ached "Detailed Response".) 6. Are yo currently an officer, director or major shareholder ( 10 percent or mor of the total stock) or do you have any other significant interest in, any other air carrier, reign air carrier, commo carrier, person substantially engaged in the business of aeronautics, r person whose principl business is the ownership or control of any such transportation or aer nautic activity? No ___ (lf"yes , please provide information regarding all such positions and any oth relevant informa ion on the attached "Detailed Response.'~) 7. Havey u in the past, held any position with any U.S. or foreign air carrier, or aviation-related us iness? Yes_+--- No )\ (If "yes' , please provide infonnation regarding all positions held, with dates o employ ent and responsibilities, and any other relevant information on the attache "Detailed Response," or attach a copy of a recent resume to this Questio naire.) 8. Are you related by blood or marriage to any key personnel or person holding substantial interest in Cari bean Sun? Yes_-+--- No )\. 9. Are you or any other company in which you have a substantial interest (benefi ial control of I Oo/o or more f the outstanding voting stock) the subject of any legal action or out ding judgment in ex ss of$5,000? Yes_+-- No ;K (If "yes' t please provide date and amount of each claim or judgment, and the e of each clamant or judgment creditor on the attached "Detailed Response.") 10. Are you or any company in which you have substantial interest the subject of or outstanding j dgment of less than $5 ,000? Yes_...,..__ No )\ please supply the total number and aggregate amount of all claims a or s outstanding against you on the attached "Detailed Response.") 11. Are you or any company in which you a substantial interest now or have you b en the subject of a fo al complaint or enforcement investigation by the DOT or the FAA re rding compliance wi the Federal Aviation Act of 1958, or any order, rule, regulation or ot r requirement iss ed pursuant to the Act during the past five (5) years? Yes_+--- No >< (lf"yes , describe each complaint, and indicate the current status or final disposilon of each complaint on the attached "Detailed Response,,) 12. Have y u or any company in which you have a substantia] interest ever been arged with any unfair,-~eceptive or anticompetitive business practices, or of any fraud, felon or antitrust vio1ati9n during the past ten ( 10) years? Yes No )< (lf"yes', please describe, and indicate the disposition or current status of each proceed ng on the attached "Detailed Response.") 13. Have yo or any company in which you have a substantial interest been invol din any aircraft accident r incident during the past year, or in the past and which remains the bject of an open investig tion by the F AAt NTSB or by any other entity? Yes_+-- No ~ (If"yes' on the attached "Detailed Response" please include the date of the o urrence, the type of fligh the number of passengers and crew on board and an enumeration of i ~uries or fatalities, and a escription of the damage to the aircraft. Provide the FAA and NTSB Je numbers and the status of the investigations, including enforcement actions initiated a carrier and/or yo . Also include any positive actions taken to prevent an occurrence o events.) Name (Printed) HARRIS AIR Detailed Respo se (if applicable). ~ HARRIS AIR I DOT Application Questionnaire NJ!: All ques ons should be answered fully And completely. Where more deta d responses are re~ uired or requested, please use the attached "Detailed Response'' eet. 1. 2. 3. I 4. Current osition, Business Address and Telephone: (Comple only if you are not currently employed by the Company. Otherwise ndicate UN/A.") ---...L.Ml~~~--'-loo.O:~~ICPr-l---.:....;..:.~&.....l..:.. ~r..r?IIYJ S,s~ 5. No ___ (Ifyou a not a U.S. citizen, please indicate nationality and current immigratio status on the att ched "Detailed Response".) 6. Are you urrently an officer, director or major shareholder ( 10 percent or more the total stock), r do you have any other significant interest in, any other air carrier, n ign air carrier, common carrier, person substantially engaged in the business of aeronautics, o person whose principle ~usiness is the ownership or control of any such transportation or aero autic activity? 1 Yes ~ No ___ (lf"yes".lplease provide information regarding all such positions and any other elevant infonnati~n on the attached "Detailed Response.,) I 7. Have yoJ in the past. held any position with any U.S. or foreign air carrier, or o er aviation-related ~siness? Yes No V (If''yes", lease provide infonnation regarding all positions held, with dates of employm nt and responsibilities, and any other relevant information on the attached' Detailed Response," or attach a copy of a recent resume to this Question aire.) 8. Are you r lated by blood or marriage to any key personnel or person holding as bstantial interest in Caribb an Sun? Yes_--..j.._ No_/___ 9. Are you any other company in which you have a substantial interest (benefici I control of I Oo/o or more o the outstanding voting stock) the subject of any legal action or outsta ding judgment in exce of $5,000? No (If "yes", lease provide date and amount of each claim or judgment, and the na e of each clai ant or judgment creditor on the attached "Detailed Response.") 10. any company in which you have substantial interest the subject of an action ent of less than $5,000? No~V- lease supply the total number and aggregate amount of all claims and r outstanding against you on the attached "Detailed Response.") 11. Are you o any company in which you a substantial interest now or have you b the subject of a fonna complaint or enforcement investigation by the DOT or the FAA reg ing compliance with e Federal Aviation Act of 1958, or any order, rule, regulation or oth requirement issu d pursuant to the Act during the past five (5) years? Yes_-+-- No (If ''yes" describe each complain4 and indicate the current status or final dispositi n of each complaint on the attached ''Detailed Response.") 12. Have yol or any company in which you have a substantial interest ever been c ged with any unfair, eceptive or anticompetitive business practices, or of any fraud, felony r antitrust vio[atio during the past ten (I 0) years? Yes No V (If ''yes" .I please describe, and indicate the disposition or current status of each proceedilg on the attached ~·Detailed Response.") 13. Have yo or any company in which you have a substantial interest been involv in any aircraft acciden,r incident during the past year, or in the past and which remains the s ~ect of an open investi ion by the FAA, NTSB or by any other entity? Yes No / (If ''yes'', on the attached "Detailed Response" please include the date of the o urrence, the type of flight, the number of passengers and crew on board and an enumeration of i 'uries or fatalities~ and ad scription of the damage to the aircraft. Provide the FAA and NTSB e numbers and the tatus of the investigations, including enforcement actions initiated ag nst the carrier and/or yo . Also include any positive actions taken to prevent an occurrence of imilar events.) HARRIS AIR Detailed Respon1 (if applicable). HARRIS AIR DOT Application Questionnaire m!= All ques ons should be answered fully and completely. Where more detail responses are re uired or requested, please use the attached "Detailed Response" s eet. 1. e your name and residence address: 4c- · 4. Current P sition, Business Address and Telephone: (Complet only if you are not currently employed by the Company. Otherwise dicate ''N/A.") No ___ (If you ar not a U.S. citizen, please indicate nationality and current immigratio status on the a ched "Detailed Response".) 6. Are you urrently an officer, director or major shareholder (10 percent or more f the total stock), r do you have any other significant interest in, any other air carrier, fo eign air carrier, common rriert person substantially engaged in the business of aeronautics, or rson whose principle usiness is the ownership or control of any such transportation or aero autic activity? Yes_-+-- No x (lf"yes"~jp1ease provide information regarding all such positions and any other elevant infonnatibn on the attached "Detailed Response. u) 7. Have yo in the past, held any position with any U.S. or foreign air carrier, or aviation-related usiness? No_.lS;...,,_':" (If "yes" please provide information regarding all positions held, with dates of emplo ent and responsibilities, and any other relevant information on the attached 'Detailed Response," or attach a copy of a recent resume to this Question aire.) 8. Are you elated by blood or marriage to any key personnel or person holding a ubstantial interest in Carib n Sun? Yes_-+-- No_..s...X~- 9. Are you r any other company in which you have a substantial interest (benefi · al control of 1Oo/o or more f the outstanding voting stock) the subject of any legal action or outs nding judgment in exc ss of $5,000? No )( (If ')'es' please provide date and amount of each claim or judgment, and the e of each cl mant or judgment creditor on the attached "Detailed Response.") I 0. Are you or any company in which you have substantial interest the subject of or outstandingj dgment of less than $5,000? Yes_-+-- No ,X (If "yes' , please supply the total number and aggregate amount of all claims a judgme ts outstanding against you on the attached "Detailed Response.,) 1 1. Are you or any company in which you a substantial interest now or have you subject of a fo al complaint or enforcement investigation by the DOT or the FM re compliance with he Federal Aviation Act of 1958, or any order, rule, regulation or othe requirement issu pursuant to the Act during the past five (S) years? Yes ---+-- (lf"yes", describe each complaint, and indicate the current status or final dispositi n of each complaint on the attached "Detailed Response.") 12. Have yo Ior any company in which you have a substantial interest ever been c ged with any unfair, eceptive or anticompetitive business practices, or of any fraud, felony r antitrust violatio during the past ten ( 10) years? Yes_-+-_ No_.x.___ (If ''yes" please describe, and indicate the disposition or current status of each proceedi g on the attached •'Detailed Response.,) 13. Have yo or any company in which you have a substantial interest been involv in any aircraft accident r incident during the past year, or in the past and which remains the s bject of an open investig tion by the FAA~ NTSB or by any other entity? Yes_-+-_ No--·~..;...._- (lf''yes' on the attached "Detailed Response" please include the date of the o urrence, the type of fligh the number of passengers and crew on board and an enumeration of i uuries or fatalities, and a escription of the damage to the aircraft. Provide the FAA and NTSB le numbers and the status of the investigations, including enforcement actions initiated ag inst the carrier and/or yo . Also include any positive actions taken to prevent an occurrence o similar events.) N arne (Printed) HARRIS AIR Detailed Respon (if applicable). HARRIS AIR DOT Application Questionnaire l!J!: All questions should be answered fully and completely. Where more detailed responses are required or requested, please use the attached "Detailed Response" sheet. 1. Please state your name and residence address: Q.,.. t /,) V"40 t E;!' C'4· !k. 2. Title of Position with Company: 0 ,·,.ew\'r.,... 0 (:' ,?;s •£" k,)b n (C:... 3. Number and type of shares of Company stock owned, or to be acquired, if any: --&-· 4. Current Position, Business Address and Telephone: (Complete only if you are not currently employed by the Company. Otherwise indicate "N/A.") 5. Are you a citizen of the United States? Yes ~ No ___ (If you are not a U.S. citizen, please indicate nationality and current immigration status on the attached '~Detailed Response".) 6. Are you currently an officer, director or major shareholder (1 0 percent or more of the total stock), or do you have any other significant interest in, any other air canier, foreign air carrier, common carrier, person substantially engaged in the business of aeronautics, or person whose principle business is the ownership or control of any such transportation or aeronautic activity? Yes X No ____ (If'"yes", please provide information regarding all such positions and any other relevant information on the attached "Detailed Response.'~) 7. Have you in the past, held any position with any U.S. or foreign air carrier, or other aviation-related business? Yes A., No ____ (lf''yes", please provide information regarding all positions held. with dates of employment and responsibilities, and any other relevant infonnation on the attached uDetailed Response," or attach a copy of a recent resume to this Questionnaire.) 8. Are you related by blood or marriage to any key personnel or person holding a substantial interest in Caribbean Sun? Yes ___ No _-L-X_.___ 9. Are you or any other company in which you have a substantial interest (beneficial control of 10% or more of the outstanding voting stock) the subject of any legal action or outstanding judgment in excess of$5,000? Yes __~ No_-4--)\..1..--.... (If "yes", please provide date and amount of each claim or judgment, and the name of each claimant or judgment creditor on the attached "Detailed Response.") 10. Are you or any company in which you have substantial interest the subject of any action or outstanding judgment of less than $5,000? Yes ___ No -·~i,_-· _ {If "yes", please supply the total number and aggregate amount of all claims and/or judgments outstanding against you on the attached "Detailed Response.~·) 1 1. Are you or any company in which you a substantial interest now or have you been the subject of a formal complaint or enforcement investigation by the DOT or the FAA regarding compliance with the Federal Aviation Act of 1958, or any order, rule, regulation or other requirement issued pursuant to the Act during the past five {5) years? Yes ___ No )( ( (If''yes", describe each complaintt and indicate the current status or final disposition of each complaint on the attached "Detailed Response.n) 12. Have you or any company in which you have a substantial interest ever been charged with any unfair, deceptive or anticompetitive business practices, or of any fraud, felony or antitrust violation during the past ten {1 0) years? Yes ___ No_...,X..,.,_ {If"yesu, please describe, and indicate the disposition or current status of each proceeding on the attached "Detailed Response.") 13. Have you or any company in which you have a substantial interest been involved in any aircraft accident or incident during the past year, or in the past and which remains the subject of an open investigation by the FAA, NTSB or by any other entity'? Yes ___ No __x...... _ (If '"yes", on the attached "Detailed Response" please inc Jude the date of the occurrence, the type of flight, the number of passengers and crew on board and an enumeration of injuries or fatalities, and a description of the damage to the aircraft. Provide the FAA and NTSB file numbers and the status of the investigations, including enforcement actions initiated against the carrier and/or you. Also include any positive actions taken to prevent an occurrence of similar events.) dignature Date '(* 1). e~~ He Nan1e (Printed) HARRIS AIR Detai1ed Response (if applicable). HARRIS AIR DOT Application Questionnaire N!!: All ques ons should be answered fully and completely. Where more detall responses are re uired or requested, please use the attached "Detailed Response•' s eet. I. Please sta e your name and residence address: 2. 4. Current P sition, Business Address and Telephone: (Complet only if you are not currently employed by the Company. Otherwise dicate ''N/A.") 5. Are you citizen ofthe United States? No ___ (If you ar not a U.S. citizen, please indicate nationality and current immigratio status on the att ched "Detailed Response".) 6. Are you urrently an officer, director or major shareholder (1 0 percent or more f the total stock), r do you have any other significant interest in, any other air carrier, fo ign air carrier. common carrier. person substantially engaged in the business of aeronautics, o person whose principle usiness is the ownership or control of any such transportation or aero autic activity? Yes_.....f-_ No __./ _ (If "yes" please provide infonnation regarding all such positions and any othe relevant informat on on the attached "Detailed Response.") 7. Have yo in the past, held any position with any U.S. or foreign air carrier, or her aviation-related usiness? No ___ (If "yes" please provide information regarding all positions held, with dates o employ ent and responsibilities, and any other relevant information on the attached "Detailed Response," or attach a copy of a recent resume to this Questio aire.) 8. Are you related by blood or marriage to any key personnel or person holding a ubstantial interest in Cari ean Sun? Yes_-+--- No __,/__ 9. Are you or any other company in which you have a substantial interest (benefi ial control of 100/o or more fthe outstanding voting stock) the subject of any legal action or out ding judgment in exc ss of$5,000? No_./_ (If "yes , please provide date and amount of each claim or judgment, and the e of each cl imant or judgment creditor on the attached ~'Detailed Response.") I 0. Are yo or any company in which you have substantial interest the subject of ny action or outstandingj dgment of less than $5,000? Yes-1--- No_/__ (If "yes', please supply the total number and aggregate amount of all claims a d/or judgme ts outstanding against you on the attached "Detailed Response.") 11. Are yo or any company in which you a substantial interest now or have you een the subject of a fo al complaint or enforcement investigation by the DOT or the FAA re arding compliance with e Federal Aviation Act of 1958, or any order, rule, regulation or oth requirement issu pursuant to the Act during the past five {5) years? Yes No J --!------ (If"yes", describe each complain~ and indicate the current status or final dispositi n of each complaint on the attached "Detailed Response.") 12o Have yo or any company in which you have a substantial interest ever been c ged with any unfair. eceptive or anticompetitive business practices, or of any fraud, fe]ony r antitrust violatio during the past ten ( l 0) years? Yes_.....,.__ No ___/ _ (lf"yesn please describe, and indicate the disposition or current status of each proceedi g on the attached "Detailed Response.") 13 o Have yo or any company in which you have a substantial interest been involv d in any aircraft accident r incident during the past year, or in the past and which remains the s bject of an open investig tion by the FAA, NTSB or by any other entity? Yes_-+-- No ___~ _ (lf"yes' on the attached "Detailed Response~~ please include the date of the urrence, the type of fligh the number of passengers and crew on board and an enumeration of i juries or fatalities, and a escription of the damage to the aircraft. Provide the FAA and NTSB le numbers and the status of the investigations, including enforcement actions initiated a inst the carrier and/or y o Also include any positive actions taken to prevent an occurrence o similar events.) HARRIS AIR Detailed Respons (if applicable). l..""-'-- 9~ I o-\- / ""'""'"'~"1 \A.s,~dor J D--e .:1<: - L.A.~. Yl~""() ~-..,~~ -z-o0$' - UJ0·1 ~ !'~ ? ~ l-' \- / CP""- p EDUCATION AND TRAINING us coast Guard- Avilltlon electrician technical training schools (1982-1990) Bell Helicopter- Model specific technical tr1inlng, 206 s~ries helicopters (1991) Alison Enaina Company- Model specific technical training.. 250-C20B/C308 (1991) High School Diploma- Farmington High School, Farmington, MN (graduated 1982) PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE President /Treasurer/Director of Maintenance 1998-Present Harris Aircraft Services, Inc., Sitka, AK Manage daily operations for air taxi generating annu~l sales in excess of $2.4 million. AccountabiUty extends to contract negotiations and execution, locating, inspection 21nd purchasing of equipment including aircraft, facilities and all necessary equipment. Corporate liaison with Federal, State !nd Native Government entities (FAA, AK DOT, Southeast Alaska Regional Health Consortium). Provided business model and market information in support of financial data in connection with aircraft acquisitions and business growth from i!l single employee aircraft maintenance company to a twenty employee, five aircraft, multi-location company. Introduced and implemented internal programs designed to enhance operational safety In conjunction with the Medallion Foundation. Researched and Implemented technological solutions to streamline aircraft maintenance operations. Researched and Implemented technology that allows direct communication with the Federal Aviation Administration. Implemented capital Improvements to company aircraft in conjunction with the FAA CAPSTONE program. Aircraft Mechanic 1990-1998 Mountt~in A vlatlon/Mountain A vit~tlon, Inc. Maintained eircraft in support of air taxi operations. Accountability extends to aircraft records, mandatory compliance Items and parts availability. Maintenance lead In support of helicopter operations. Accountability extends to managing ratable parts, aircraft record keeping and parts availability in remote locations. Company liaison with governing agencies. (Federal Aviation Administration, US Forest Service, Office of Aircraft Services). Researched and implemented technological solutions to streamline parts acquisition and maintenance tracking. Aviation Electrician 1982-1990 United St;~tes Coast Guard Served as an aircraft mechanic attached to coast Guard Air Stations in Oregon and Alaska. Specialized In aircraft electrical and navigational systems. Also served as an alr crewman en helicopters and small jets in search and rescue operations. LAURA KRONSPERGER {US Citizen) 325 Seward St Sitka AK 99835 907-752-0959 Jaura@harrlseir .com EDUCATION M.Ed., Information Technology~ UniversitY.ot A·i~ska southe~st o99§-199sj B.s., Music Education- Bowling Green State University (1983-1987) PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE VIce Presrdant 1 Secretary 1998-Present Harris Aircraft Services, Inc., Sitka, AK Manage financial and accounting functions for air taxi generating annual sales in excess of $2.4 million. Accountability exttnds to financial statements1 profit ftow{cash flow analysis, and management of lines of credit. As management team member, participate In strategic planning, including expense forecastJng, tax planning, and cash management/investment strategies. Corporate liaison with lenders and auditors (accounting firm, IRS, Municipal Sales & Property Tax Assessors). Provided financial data and ac:countlng services in connection with aircraft acquiSitions and business growth from a single employee aircraft maintenance company to a twenty employee, five aircraft, multi-location company. Established overhead budgeting system using Microsoft Excel to improve casn flow projections for seasonality. Researched and implemented technological solutions to streamline administrative and operational processes. Introduced and administered 40l(k) program and designed bonus and paid-time-off systems to improve employee morale. Manager of Accounting • Information Systems 1993-Present Arrowhead Transfer, Inc., Sitka, AK Manage financlai and accounting functions for local trucking and propane company generating annual sales in excess of $10 mHIIon. Accountability extends to financial statements, profit flow/cash flow analysts and aged accounts receivable. Supervise itecountlng and customer service staff of ten. Corporate liaison with lenders and auditors (accounting firm, IRS, MunicfDal Sales & Prol)erty Tl!x Assessors). Reports directly to President. Administered employee 401(k), health, dental and cafeteria plans, Researched and Implemented technological solutions to streamline administrative and operational processes. Bu1lness Technology VIsiting Professor 1990-199'\ IJniversity of Al~skrJ SoutheiJst~ Sitkf3, AK Provided educational instruction in business related classes: operating systems, word processing, spreadsheets, databases, hardware repair&. upgrade, networking, kevboardlng, document preparation Bookkeeper 1988·1991 ShtJfft!!r & Harrington CPAs, Sitka, AK Provided bookkeeping services for individuals end business owners. Prepared Individual Income tall returns (IRS F1040), payroll tax returns {IRS F941, F940, W-2s, 1099s) and related services. Data Processor 1987-1988 Ford Black & Co, CPAs, Portland, OR Prepared formal documents on word processing equipment. MARK W. HACKETI 500 Lincoln B4 Sitka, AK 99835 907-747-4872 907-738-1990 cell JOB OBJECTIVE: COMMERCIAL PILOT SUMMARY OF OPERATIONAL EXPERIENCE Directol" of Operations 13S air taxi in Southeast Alaska Copilot B-747 121 Operations world wide Captain DC .. 6 - 121 Operations throughout Alaska Manage and operate corporate aircraft in Southeast Alaska, Multi-engine single pilot all weather instrument flying conditions. Flight crewmember on Air/Sea Rescue Helicopter, U.S. Coast Guard. FLIGHT TIME: Total Time 14907 Second in Command 779 Pilot in Command 12096 Instrument 1051 Multi-Engine 5021 Turboprop PIC 517 CERTIFICATES: Airline Transport Pilot 326542995 • Airplane Multiengine Land, Type Ratings- DC-6 DC-7 B747 Commercial Airplane326542995 Single Engine Land/Sea, Flight Engineer - Reciprocating Engine, FAA Second Class Medical EDUCATION: University of Alaska, Anchorage, 1989-1991 Aviation Administration, Professional Piloting Chancellors Scholar List Kiev Institute of Civil Aviation Engineers, 1990 Civil Aviation Development, Russian Language Kiev, Ukraine USSR U.S. Coast Guard Air Station Astoria, Oregon, 1976 Search and Rescue Aircrewman HH3F U.S. Naval Air Technical Training Center, 1976 Lake Hurst, New Jersey Aviation Survivalman Class "A" School Maine Township High School North, Des Plaines, IL - 1974 MARK W. HACKETT 500 Lincoln B4, Sitka AK 99835 907 747-4872 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE May 2001- Present Director of Operations/Pilot Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. Sitka, Alaska Air Taxi 135 Operations Chieftain, Beaver, Cessna 185 Director of Operations September 2002-present October 2000 - May ~00 1 Co-pilot Atlas Air Cargo Anchorage, Alaska B747 co-pilot 121Air Carrier Operations world wide / October 1999-0ctober 2000 Captain, Northern Air Cargo, Anchorage, Alaska DC-6, 121 Air Carrier Cargo Air Carrier Operations throughout Alaska July 1998 - October 1999 Pilot.. Taquan Air, Sitka Alaska Air Taxi 135 operation Pilot in command DHC-2, DHC-3T Amphibian May 1993 -July 1998 Pilot/Director of Operations- Mountain Aviation, Inc. Air Taxi 135 operations PIC Cessna 185, DHC-2 Amphibian Director of Operations October 1995-July 1998 April1991 -May 1994 Flight Engineer.. Northcm Air Cargo, Anchorage Alaska Flight Engineer DC-6. 121 Air Carrier Cargo Operations throughout Alaska. April 1991 - May 1994 Aircraft Broker- Aviators Exchange, Anchorage, Alaska Sole-Proprietor of this brokerage which provided aircraft appraisals and completed sales transactions. September 1989-May 1991 Student-University of Alaska Anchorage Aviation Administration, Professional Piloting June 1985 .. August 1989 PILOT- Kake Tribal Corporation, Kake, AK Pilot in command, Cessna 206 Amphibian, PA .. Jl-325. Managed Flight Operations, acquisition of and maintenance for company aircraft. April1984 ·May 1985 Manager/Dispatcher- Riggs Air Service, Sitka, Alaska. Office Manager, Aircraft Dispatcher 135 Air Taxi Operations. Wrote 135 Operations Manual. Jan 1982-April 1984 Pilot/Flight Instructor, Self-employed. Owner/ Operator of aircraft which included Fish spotting and Flight instruction Feb. 1981-Jan 1982 Pilot- Bellair, Inc., Sitka, Alaska Air Taxi Operations Pilot in command Cessna -185, DHC·2 Floatplanes Oct 1980-Jan 1981 Flight Training- Professional Aviation, Glendale, AZ Commercial, Instrument Rotorcraft May 1980-Sept. 1980 Pilot- Fisherman's Co-op, Kodiak, AK Pilot in command, Herring and Salmon fishspotting, PA-18 Floatplane November 1979-April 1980 Flight Training- Chandler Flying, Deer Valley, AZ Commercial, Instrument, CFI, ASEL May 1979-0ctober 1979 Ramp Service- Channel Flying Service, Sitka AK Load and unload aircraft April1975-Aprill979 Flight Crewmember- U.S. Coast Guard Aviation Survivalman HH3F Helicopter Flight Mechanic/hoist operator, Air/Sea rescue operations US Citizen Greg Fradette 611 Oja St. Sitka, AK 99835 907-752-4546 greg@ harrisair. com Airfr2mo & Powor Plant Mochanic J Inspector EMPLOYMENT HISTORY: 09/11 to present Harris Aircraft Services inc. 1 Part 135 operator 400 Airport Rd. Sitka, AK 99835 907-966-3050 Director of Maintenance, Inspections and maintenance of various types of aircraft such as Cessna, De Havilland and Piper along with other amphibious models 05/11-08/11 Heritage Aero~ a War bird and General Aviation Maintenance Facility 1651 Grumman Dr. Rockford IL 61109 815-395-0500 Single and Twin Piper Comanche Annuals, SNJ Annual, Disassembled (2) T-28's for overseas shipment, T-33 Engine removal and cockpit detailfng. 01/11-03/11 STS Aviation Group, a Contracting Co. 2000 NE Jensen Beach BLVD. Jensen Beach FL 34957 877-46Q-8065 747 & DClO maintenance, for Kalitta Air, an Air Cargo Co. in Oscoda MI. 10/10-11/10 Commuter Air Technology, an Aerospace Industry Co. 7200 NW 63rd St. Oklahoma City, OK 73008 405-694-4 755 Launch and recovery, along with regular maintenance on special mission King Air 8200 03/10-08/10 05/09-10/09 05/08-10/08 Apex Aviation, a General Aviation Maintenance Facility 1062 Dolphin Way, Fairbanks, AK 99709 907-457-1505 Annual inspections, routine and non routine maintenance in addition to float changes on Piper, Cessna and Found aircraft 01/10-03/10 Aviation Personnel, a Contracting Company Oklahoma City, OK. 73132 866-614-2840 Maintenance as per Valaire Aviation, a 145 Repair Station 01/09-03/09 HQ Aero Management, a Contracting Company Oviedo, Fl 32765 866·645·8606 A&P for Presidential Airways Complete Restoration of a Pilat us PC6·B2·H2 09/06-04-08 Bemidji Aviation, an Air Taxi Company Bemidji, MN 56619 800·332-7133 Lead General Aviation A&P/ IA1 on various types of general aviation aircraft also Chapter 135 and 145 maintenance and repair on Beech Queen Air's and 99's 05/06-08-06 Smart, Inc. a Contracting Company 509 live Oak St. Edgewater Fl 32132-1509 800-842-0891 Inspections and maintenance For Office of Aircraft Services on PA-18, C-206, C-185 and De Havilland Beavers 03/06-04/06 Personnel Management Group, a Labor Crisis Contracting Company 7809 South Town Center#l02 Bloomington, MN 55431 866-522-6701 Maintenance for Sikorsky on UHGO Blade dampers 06/02-03/06 Leader1s Flying Service~ a General Aviation Maintenance Facility 8948 95th Ave. Clearlake~ MN 55319 320-743-2294 Annual Inspections, routine and non routine maintenance of various general aviation aircraft 06/99-06/02 Greg Fradette I.A. Services, a General Aviation Maintenance Provider Aitkin~ MN 56431 907-752-4546 Various inspection services along with routine and non routine maintenance in addition to AU aspects of business ownership 08/97-08/99 Airmotive Enterprises, an Air Taxi and General Aviation Maintenance Facility 16384 Airport Rd. Suite #8 Brainerd, MN 56401 218-829-3398 Certified I.A. mechanic performing 100 hr and annual inspections along with routine and Non routine maintenance 06/94-06/97 Aitkin Aircraft Maintenance, a General Aviation Maintenance Facility Aitkin, MN 56431 218-927-4104 A&P Mechanic Annual and 100hr inspections~ service and repair of various aircraft, aircraft painting and fabric work, parts Inventory, fuel sales, line service1 and billing along with grounds keeping1 Other areas of experience not itemized above: 1. Proficient with all aspects of ad compliance 2. Competent with engtne removal and installations 3. Experience with electrical and hydraulic trouble shooting 4. Delivery of high quality inspection services for all types of inspections 5. Types of aircraft t have inspected or maintained: CESSNA 140 THRU 340; PIPER J-3 THRU PA31·350; BEECH MUSKATEERS, BONANZAS BARRONS, QUEEN AIRS, KING AIRS, 99'S, 1900'S AND A DUKE, BELANCA'S, MOONEYS; ERCUOPES, AERO COMANDER, LAKES, CHAMPS, PllATUS-PC12-B2H2, FOUND, NAVIONS, STINSONS Personallnformation: 5-97 FAA Approved Inspection Authorization 1/87-1/89 Thief River Falls, MN Technical College Degree obtained: A&P License #3399202 1985 High School Diploma, Aitkin, MN u.s. Cftizen born 09-06-1966 Passport# 454632357 Expiration Date 04-09·2019 TabS EXHIBIT HAS-5 OPERATIONS MANUAL & ORGANIZATIONAL CHART Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. 400 Airport Rood Sitka, AK 99835 Phone 907-966-$050 Fax 907-966-3051 Email scoft@harri:5o!r.com Operations Manual Chapter I Policies and Organization 1-1 Through 1-6 Revision 7 January 20 2011 Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. Operations Manual I- 1 Policies and Organization CHAPTER I INDEX 101 General ...... I- 2 102 Duties and Responsibilities ...... !- 2 103 Company Policies ...... 1- 7 104 Personal Habits ...... I- 7 105 Informing Personnel ...... I· 8 106 Organizational Chart ...... 1- 9 Revision 1 April2002 Harris Aircraft Services. Inc. Operations Manual -2 Policies and Organization CHAPTER I POLICIES AND ORGANIZATION 101 GENERAL A. This chapter establishes the policy for organization and management responsibilities. B. Personnel assigned to the respective areas of responsibility will perform their duties in a professional and businesslike manner and in accordance \vith established safety practices. C. Management Personnel. 14 CFR 119.69(a) See organization clzaJ't at the end of this chapter. Note; Authorized corporation signatures for Operations Specification are restricted to the President, Director of Operations, or the Director of Maintenance for Maintenance Specification. 102 DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES A. President: The President is responsible for the safe and efficient operation of the entire company. He may delegate duties and responsibilities to other staff members, but retains responsibility for adherence to Aviation Regulations, operations specifications, this operations manual and company policies. His responsibilities include but are not limited to: 1. The appointment and supervision of appropriately placed subordinate management personnel necessary to meet current operating requirements. 2. Attention to the extent ro which the service provided by Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. fulfill the requirement of its users and service requirements imposed by economic authority under which Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. is authorized to provide service. 3. Maintain knowledge of the financial posture of the Company. 4. Responsible for ensuring that the highest level of safety is maintained in all operations conducted by Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. 5. Responsible for maintaining close coordination between the Company and State as well as Federal government agencies in matters concerning operation5 conducted by Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. 6. In the case of an extended absence, the President may appoint an individual or individuals to assume his duties. Revision 7 January 2011 Harris Ajrcraft Services, Inc. Operations Manual Policie~ and Organi2ation B. Director of Operations: The Director of Operations (DO) is responsible to the President. This position supervises the overall air taxi operations with the exception of maintenance and finance. The individual must be highly knowledgeable of the company operations manual. FM regulations, operations specifications and flight manuals for all aircraft operated by Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. The Director of Operations must be qualified in accordance with 14 CFR 119.7l(b). The responsibilities of this management position include facilities as well as adequacy of equipment and personnel pertaining to the operation. The individual may delegate duties and responsibilities to personnel under direct supervision, but maintains responsibility for seeing that all duties so delegated are completed in accordance with current company policies and applicable regulations. Specific duties are: 1. Oversight responsibility for the training and testing of flight and operations personnel. 2. Obtain necessary diplomatic clearances for any operations into or over any foreign countries listed in the operations specification. 3. Distribute the company operations manual and revisions as required. 4. Insure distribution and posting of all information in relation to any changes in operating procedures or company policy to include route information, flight planning publications and any flight information applicable to flights contemplated by the company...... 5 . Review all operations records and reports to ensure prompt recording, filing and follow-up. 6. Maintaining a list of all aircraft. 7. Implementing and monitoring the Hazardous Material program as prescribed in 14 CFR 135 and 49 CPR 175. 8. Notifying the FM and/or NTSB as appropriate if there is any mishap or incident involving a Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. aircraft. 9. Evaluation of aU operations personnel to include pilots in relation to hiring and firing. That specific function, hiring and firing, is the sole responsibility of the President. 10. Ensures compliance of all records required by 14 CFR 135.63. 11. Establishes and monitors a quality assurance program for flight operations. 12. Perform other duties as assigned by the President. 13. The Director of Operations is responsible for formulating training programs for all aspects of Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. operations which include but are not limited to: flight operations, maintenance, ground operations and hazardous materials. Lesson plans will also be maintained by the Director of Operations. 14. The Director of Operations is responsible for maintaining the training files for all aspects of training. The Chief ftlot will acl as &lie Direcwr ofOperalions in the evem of absence or the senior operations manager (as listed in paragraph 8 below) if both the Director of Operations. and Chief Pilot are not available. Revision 1 April 14 2002 Harris Aircraft Services. Inc. Operations Manual I-4 Policies and Organization C. Chief Pilot; The Chief Pilot is responsible to the Director of Operations and will supervise the assignmentsy scheduling and training of all flight crew members. The Chief Pilot must meet the management requirements of14 CFR 119.7l{d). All assignments and scheduling will be in accordance with applicable regulations and policies of the FAA and the Company. The Chief Pilot will maintain all records and fonnsregarding flight crew members and will continuously detennine the qualifications and duty time limitations, of personnel to serve in their assigned duties. Dutjes and responsibilities may be delegated to other personnel, however the Chief Pilot retains the over all responsibility of all duties so designated Specific duties are: 1. Reviews all check ride forms for completeness and accuracy. 2. Maintain pilot certificate and training files as well as load manifests in accordance with 14 CFR1:35.63. 3. Maintain qualification and currency as a pilot in at least one aircraft operated by Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. 4. Ensures that aircraft and equipment are available for training and directs training as well as testing for all flight crew members. 5. Coordinates the availability of aircraft with the Director of Maintenance for training flights. 6. Assists the Director of Operations in formulating policy. 7. Supervises all Check Airmen and Instructors. 8. Reviews load manifests no lc:>s than quarterly for accuracy. 9. Ensures that company checkJists and minimum equipment lists (when applicable) are accurate and in accordance with the appropriate regulation. 10. Ensures that pilots adhere to standard procedures as prescribed in the applicable regulations and company policies by frequent enroute inspections and check rides as required by the FAA and company. 11. Responsible for ensuring that airmen are properly notified in a timely marmer of pending check rides, medical certificates, training, etc. 12. Establishes and supervises approved company ground and flight training programs to include approval of individuals as instructors. 13. It is the responsibility of the Chief Pilot to provide a clear and organized step•by-step procerlure for the qualification of new pilots employed by Harris Aircraft Servi~ Inc. I 4. Other duties as assigned by the Director of Operations. The Director of Operations or senior Operations Manager (qualified JAW /19. 69(b) assumes the duties of the Chief Pilot in the evenJ of absence. Revision 1 April 14 2002 Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. Operations Manual I-S Policies and Orsanization D. Director of Maintenance. This individual is responsible to the President and must be qualified in accordance with 14 CFR 119.71 (e). The DOM is responsible for the operations of the maintenance department. line maintenance. overhaul functions and associated technical support activities. In this capacity the individual is responsible for maintaining aircraft, ground equipment and facmties as needed to meet airworthiness standards, operating schedules, appearance standards, and cost objectives. Specific duties are: I. Directs the maintenance. repair. overhaul and modification of aircraft and components and related equipment. 2. Reviews maintenance performance against established procedures and standards. 3. Recommends projects to improve performance of equipment and enable better performance by maintenance. 4. Schedules aircraft maintenance considering such factors as work flow, location of equipment and facilities, tools, supplies, and job requirements. 5. Maintains close liaison with the Director of Operations to provide current status of aircraft and forecast downtime. 6. Responsible for selecting competent, properly qualified and certified maintenance personnel. 7. Ensures that all individuals in the maintenance department are qualified to perform their duties. 8. Ensures that only calibrated tools are used by maintenance personnel. 9. Reviews aircraft/engine condition, trend monitoring data and takes appropriate action when trend data indicates a possible problem. 10. Submits required FAA Mechanical Interruption reports. 11. Responsible for negotiating contracts with repair agencies. Ensures that vendor quality, techniques and workmanship meets required FAA and company standards. Maintaining liaison with repair agencies. 12. Monitors and coordinates the forecasting of parts and the purchasing of parts, materia] and equipment 13. Responsible for ensuring that sufficient stocks of parts, material and supplies are on hand so that scheduled replacements can be made with appropriate time limitations. 14. In the case of any extended absence, the DOM will appoint a competent individual to assume these duties who also meets the requirements of 14 CFR 135.39(c). IS. Ensures that Operations Specifications are accurate and revised as necessary. 16. Perform other duties as assigned by the President. R~vision 7 January 20 2011 Harris Aircraft Services. Inc. Operations Manual Policies and Organization E. Flight Coordinator. This individual is responsible to the Director of Operations and must be qualified in accordance with 14 CFR 119.69(d). 1. Qualifications~ a. Appropriate previous experience and ability to serve the public. b. Ability to correctly use all required company fonns. and follow company procedures. c. Ability to schedule aircraft and evaluate factor~ affecting scheduHng. d. Ability to secure and evaluate weather reports. e. Mu3t have received training and be knowledgeable of Harris Aircraft Services Operation Specifications. f. Complete required initial and recurrent training 'vith flight crews as provided in the training program. g. Attend a Medallion Foundation Flight Risk Management Course. 2. Specific duties are a. Aircraft and flight crew scheduling. b. Monitor pilot flight and duty time records ro insure that flight and duty times are not exceeded. c. Aircraft flight folJowing as described in this manual. d. Recogni2e hazardous materials shipments and comply with the procedures in the operations manual covering these shipm-ents. e. Assist the pilot-in-command as necessary t.o ensure that aU items required for flight preparation in this manual are accomplished prior to each flight. f. Notify thr; Director of Operations of any aircraft emergencies or accidents. and comply with the emergency procedures chapter of the operations manual. g. Perform all duties in compliance with the operations manual and all applicable regulations. 3. Responsibilities Flight Coordinators will schedule flights and assist pilots in flight preparation by gathering and disseminating pertinent information for all8tations regarding wealher, runway or water conditions and any information deemed necessary for the safety of flight. The pilot in command shall become familiar with all appropriate weather information and enroute conditions applicable to the flight. Current weather and weather information forecasts shall be obtained from an approved weather-reporting source if available. An approved weather reporting source would be a FAA Flight Service Station or a source whose data comes from the National Weather Service. If an approved source is not available, the pilot in command may use weather information based on that pilot's own observations or on those of other persons competent to supply appropriate observations. All weather reports will be initialed by the pilot after they are read and will be attached to the dispatch sheet and flight following log at the end of each day for auditing purposes. 4 Use of flight Coordinators in Flight Operations Decisions When more than one Flight Coordinator is on duty at a time the person with the most company seniority, determined by hours worked, will be the Flight Coordinator in charge and is responsible for the dispatching of all aircraft and documenting operations as they occur. STraining Flight Coordinators are required to complete Initial and Recurrent Training with Harris Aircraft Services pilots. This training usually occurs in the spring and will cover the General Operations Manual, Operations Specifications, weather, Notams and flight risk assessments. Records of training and checking will be kept in an Operations Personnel Record Book and will be the responsibility of the Director of Operations Original Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. Operations Manual J. 8 March, 2000 Policies and Organization 106 ORGANIZATIONAL CHART Out statrons f.-ead Has~ht: ~oord1nator Olre!'!ct:orof { Adrntnistra.. lv.,... Ass.is.tant UJ.)Cf dtiOO!> { __j Ctuef Pilot M;::untenance :otatf Direct:or ot Matntenancc { MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL President: Robert S. Harris 50% stock holder US Citizen 5/l/1998 Vice President: Laura L Kronsperger 50% stock holder US Citizen 5/111998 Director of Operations: Mark W. Hackett 0% stock holder US Citizen 5/1/2001 Chief Pilot: Christopher Hickman 0% stock holder US Citizen 9/1/2008 Director of Maintenance Gregory Fradette: 0% stock holder US Citizen 9/l/2011 Tab6 EXHIBIT HAS-6 SHAREHOLDER AFFIDAVITS OF CITIZENSHIP HARRIS AIR Affidavit of Citizenship STATE OF ALAS COUNTYOF5...... ,.~__,._...;_._,o....,._ __ R. Scott Harris, be ng first duly sworn, deposes and says: That he is citizen of the United States of America. \ ~· \ 1 Subscribed and s m to before me this--~-- day of __,_.\_\_,··· _··_·. -+---' 2014. ·-. fSTATE F ALASKA···.-. ... ~ OFFI IAL SEA_L ~.:~, .· ~ Lo:·i 1\i. Downmg ·- ":" _ ' ~OTA Y PUBLIC [SEAL] :.;'1 Comm· s~~ £xpiree 06/16/2016 My commission e pires: c '~' \ 1 \.c \ \\_{, HARRIS AIR Affidavit of Citizenship Laura L. Kronsperg r, being frrst duly sworn, deposes and says: That she is a citizen of the United States of America. c-·-\') Subscribed and swo to before me this ·...) day of_.::....\"_.)....;...:.,.c-,_ .. """"'\r-~' 2014. Tab7 EXHIBIT HAS-7 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR PAST 3 YEARS (2011, 2012 & 2013) & 2014-DATE Notes to Financial Statements The attached unaudited financial statements were prepared by Laura Kronsperger, Vice President of Harris AJrcratt Services, Jnc. UENS AND ENCUMBRANCES Uens and encumbrances against Harris Aircraft Services~ Inc.'s corporate assets include: 2009 Ford F250 Super Duty Truck Ford Motor Credit (lienholder, note maturity is April 2013) Dehavilland Beaver, amphibious Alaska Pacific Bank {lienholder, note maturity is January 2017} Cessna 185 amphibious aircraft Alaska Pacific Bank (Loan for IRS Excise Tax Audit1 note maturity Is June~ 2019} COMMirrMENTS Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. has been awarded dedicated medevac servfces contract with Southeast Alaska Regional Health Consortium (SEARHC) since 2001. As of January 1 st1 2013, Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. was awarded an additional SEARHC contract to provide general transportation services for It's medical staff and general patient travel. This additional contract will enhance our existing services to make scheduled service viable for not only SEARHC but also the general travelling public. No major assets have been nor have any plan of being sold. No liabilities are currently past due. No contingent liabilities currently exist. No events have occurred after the preparation of the enclosed financial statements that would have a significant Impact on the financial position or on the operations of Harrls Aircraft Services, Inc. 6;28 PM Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. -~ZI1S/1~ Profit & Loss Accrual Basis January through December 2011 Jan -Dec 11 Ordinary Income/Expanse Income Beaver FUght Servtces Charters 54,747.00 Destinations 202,193.24 Fllghtseelng 11,697.76 Seat Fares 136,488.69 Standby 3.~22.00 Qaaver J:'Ught 9ervlcea • Other 380.00 Total Beever Flight Services 40Q,o:28.68 Cessna 185 Flight Services Charters 59,061.65 Destlnati ons 150,561.48 Fllghtseelng 16,057.19 Seat Fare1 96,447.39 Standby e.140.oo Total Cessna 18! Flight SarvfcM 328,287.71 ChlaftaJn Flight Services Charters 16,997.17 oaatlnatlona 67,107.80 Fllghtaeelng 1,501.92 Seat Fares 651,152.39 Standby 1,344.00 Total Chleftarn Flight Services 758,103.44 Emergency Flight Services Beaver Flights 25,150.50 Beaver Standby 9,353.00 Cessna Fllghts 460.00 Chieftain Contract Flights 498,000.00 Chieftain ExGeaa Flights 5,865.00 Total Emergency Flight Servlcn 538,838.50 Freight Fees Antmats 2.395.00 Excoaa Baagage 11,032.55 Freight 33,188.32 Freight Fees • Other 9,287.30 Total Freight Feea !!,Q03.17 Hangar Storage 37,823.30 Maintenance Servrces Labor 114,974.35 Outetde Repair Refmbursementa 9,311.10 Partsarea 64,499.52 Shipping FH Reimbursements 2,825.59 Total Malntenance Servlcea 191,610.58 Mlscerraneoua Sales Clothing Coats 433.95 Total Clothing 433.9~ Fuel Reimbursements AVGas 2,616.23 Total Fuel Relmbursementa 2,616.23 Gift Certificates 398.00 HatSares 1,706.26 PUot Tips Received 0.00 8hlrta 0'11.!33 Trade Servlcet -2,808.00 Vending Commissions 170.90 MJacellan•ous Sal• • Other 660.05 Paa-1 6:28PM Harris Aircraft Services. Inc. 02/19/13 Profit & Loss Accrual Baeie January through December 2011 Jan .. Dec 11 Total Mfscerlaneous SaJes 4,008.72 Rental Equipment GSS.OO Storage Freezer 964.73 luggage 75.52 Total Storage 1,040.25 Total rncome 2,325,36Q.33 Cost of Goods Sold Coat of Goods Sold Freight 448.31 Outside Repairs 11,659.48 Cost of Goods So'd • Other 69,888.81 Total Cost of Goods Sold 81,9915.60 Total COGS 81,9915.60 Gross Profit expense Advortlalng 13,566.97 Aircraft Repair & Maintenance 186 (8690E) 10,279.79 Beaver (SOTF) 16,560.67 Chieftain (200SJ) 49,3~3.87 Chieftain (3690N) 16,344.84 Total Aircraft Repair & Maintenance 92,539.17 Bank Fen Direct Deposit Fees 408.75 Loan Feaa 224.85 NSF 265.00 NSF Redeposit ~290.00 QB Credit Card Dl•oount8 (lntult CC Dlaoounte) 19,841.83 Total Bank Fees 20,450.23 Delivery Charges Expedited Shipping 849.51 Frtllilht ~.ee7.67 Postage 2,350.53 Total Delivery Charges 8,187.71 Donations 6,380.41 Duee & Subscriptions 2,989.50 Equipment Fuer Boaver (60TF) 813.97 Boat 1,862.18 BulkAvGas 422,907.53 Cessna 185 (8580E) 140.98 Chrettaln (200SJ) 1,306.26 Chieftain (3590N) 2,746.86 Propane 221.14 Trucka 2,905.75 Equipment Fuel • Other 1,236.50 Total Equipment Fuel 433,941.17 &qulpmont Leases Boat (23' Packman} 7,800.00 Chieftain (200SJ) 35,431.80 Chfeftal n (35SON) S2,47e.se Total Equipment Leases 1301710.76 Equipment Maintenance Boat 1,673.87 Page2 o:ze PM Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. 02119113 Profit & Loss Accrual Baals January through December 2011 Jan· Deo 11 Sulk Fuel Tank 1,899.01 Chryaler Van 232.00 Ford Truc.k 2.450.98 FrNzer 8,28-i.20 Total Equipment Maintenance fqufpment Rentals 8cllsor Lift 7.08 Equfpmant Rentals • Other 825.99 Total Equipment Rantala 633.09 Facility Mafntenance & Repalr HWH Hangar 0.00 POWTermlnat 19,115.34 SEARHC Building 6,115.77 FaCility Maintenance & Repair. Other 5,537.26 Total FaCility Maintenance & Repair 29,768.37 FllghtExpensu 246.82 Glfta 49.99 HangarExpenan 2.238.27 Insurance 401k Plan 85.00 Boat 605.00 Oanaral Liability Insurance 130.290.84 Vehicle l.labiUty 1,718.115 Workers CompenHtlon 43,886.00 Total Insurance 176,584.99 lnterHt Expense Beaver 13,919.98 Cenna185 2.853.45 Ford F210 -314.93 Other Interest 2.376.21 Total Interest Expense 18,834.71 Licenses and Pennlta 655.80 Memberships & Dues 2.398JS5 MlsceUaneous 981.47 Office Supplies Software 8,.408.60 Office Suppfle• • Other 1,ss1.n Total Otflca Suppn.. 18,960.37 P.,.onnel Costa 401 (k) Plan Fan 500.00 Alrport ID 17~.00 Drug Testing 1,MJ9.00 Housing (318 Seward St Apt A) -4,800.00 Moving Expenses 10,187.3S Various 2,702.25 Wenn... Center Membership 1,000.00 Total Per8onnel CCHJta 20,933.60 Professional Fees Accounting 1,029.00 Information Technology 6, .. 32.SO Total ProfeHional Foe• Rent Airport Terminal Lease 441.43 HWH Hangar 31,800.00 Klewock Terminal Land L•••• 1,63G.OO Metal Shop Land Lease 1,642.40 S!AAHC Hangar 38,400.00 Page 3 6:28PM Harris Aircraft Services. Inc. 02119f13 Profit & Loss Accrual Basra January through December 2011 Jan- Dec 11 Totlll Rent 73,822.83 Salarlea and Wag-. Bonuses 67,000.00 Mechanic 154,806.62 Office Wages 81,803.46 Officer/Mechanic 00,000.00 PUotwagee 294,563.39 Ramp Support 22,323.33 Total Salaries and Wages 880,616.80 Salaries and Wages 401 k Expen•e 14,708.24 Salary & Wage Payroll Taxea AK Unemployment 10,016.88 Fedel'll Unemployment 1,057.53 Medicare 9,858.95 Soolal Security -421198.25 Total Salary & Wage Payroll Taxes 63,141.61 Shop Parts 3,381.25 Supplies Aircraft 011 6,986.25 Supplies • Other 26,725.19 Total Supplies 33,711.44 Taxes Airplane Property 1,170.00 Boat Property 3,1.40.00 Federal Exclae (Air transportation taxea NOT collected from aalea) 229,676.02 General Property 21.00 Metal Shop Land Property 597.00 Total Taxes 234,804.02 Toole Expenee 3,139.07 Travel Transportation 2,460.82 Total Travel 2,469.82 UtJUtlta Electric, Water & Garbage Apartment (319 Seward St Apt A) 1.668.25 HWH Hangar (365 Airport Rd) 3.193.42 Metal Shop (485 Airport Rd) 859.08 POW Terminal 173.33 SEARHC Bulldlng(661 Airport Rei) 9,690.08 Total Erectrlc, Water & Oarbage 15,384.17 Heating Fuel HWH Hangar (Tank 8) 753.73 Metal Shop (Tank C) 605,16 POW Terminal 262.82 SEARHC Buildfng (Tank A) 8,039.94 Total Heating Fuel 9,661.65 Telephone CeU Phone 4,361.44 Long Distance 2,120.06 Monthly Sarvlco 5,560.31 Total Telephone 12,041.81 Total UtiiJtles 37,087.e3 Total expense Net Ordl nary Income 91,937.42 Pageoi 6!.28 PM Harria Aircraft Service•. In~. 02119113 Profit & Loss Accrual Basis January through December 2011 Jan· Dec 11 Net Income 91,937.42 Page & 8:27PM Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. 02/19/13 Balance Sheet Accrual Basis As of December 31, 2011 Dec 31,11 AS3ETS Current A.aeta cneckJng/Savrngs AP8 Checking 17,624.82 APB QB Credit Card Deposits 181,516.57 Total Checking/Savings 1Q9, 141.39 Accounts Rttcalvable Accounts Receivable 87,613.01 TotaJ Accounts Receivable 87,613.01 Other Current Assets Inventory Asset Filters, ou 310.48 Parts 186,732.54 rnv•ntory Aaset. Other 62,216.04 Total Inventory Asset 249,259.06 Prepaid Utrllty Deposit 300.00 Undeposlted Funds 2,881.63 Total Other Current Assets 252,440.69 Totar Current Assets 539,195.09 Fixed Assets 1888 Chevrolet K2500 Truck Accumutatecl Depreciation -15,778.00 1989 Chevrolet K2500 Truck • Other 1S,?7B.OO Total1989 Chevrolet K2600 Truck 0.00 1990 1r Boston Whaler+Trailer Accumulated Depreciation ·13,127 .oo 1990 17' Boston Whaler+Trailer· Other 13,127.00 Total1990 17' Boston Whaler+Traller 0.00 189& GMC Pickup Accumulated DepreGiatlon -16,900.00 1&86 GMC Pickup· other 16,900.00 Total1995 GMC Prckup 0.00 2001 ChryslerVan 6,000.00 2009 Ford F250 Aecumulated Deprec:latlon -2~,320.00 2009 Foret F2&0. Other 42,,99.45 Total 2009 Ford F260 16,879.45 Aeronca Sedan 1!AC {N1272H) Accumulated DepreclatJon ·2,500.00 Aeronca Sedan 16AC (N1272H) .. Other 2,500.00 Total Aeronca Sedan 1SAC (N1272H) 0.00 Al rcraft Tug Accumulated Depreciation -8,969.52 Aircraft Tug .. Other 14,314.52 Total Aircraft Tug 5,345.00 Cessna 185, Amphlb (N8590E) Accumullrted Depreciation ·197,375.00 Cessna 185, AmPhlb (Ni&VOE)- Other 197,375.00 Total Ce1sna 185, Amphlb (Nts59DE) 0.00 O.HaviUand Beaver Arnphlb NSOTF Accumulated Depreciation -540.83.3.34 DtHaviiJand Beaver Amphlb NSOTI= • Other 64Q.833.S4 Total DeHaviUand Beaver Amphfb NGOTF 0.00 Page 1 1:27PM Harrfa Aircraft Sorvlcec, Inc. 02118113 Balance Sheet AccruaJ Basis As of December 31,2011 Dee 31,11 Flight Assets Accumulated Depreciation -19,579.31 C~elor 16,782. .20 Honda e.ehp kicker 2,866.00 FflghtAas.ts ·Other 17,423.31 Total Flfght A1aeta 15,461.20 Hangar Auets Accumulated Oepreclatlon -16,801.72 Cabinets 4,241.48 Compressor 11,884.00 Crown Stacker 3,060.00 Scales 11,586.75 Scissor Lift 8,150.00 Work Platfonn 4,418.00 Total Hangar Assets 26,450.51 Metal Shop Assets Accumulated Depreciation -50,000.00 Metal Shop Alseta • Other 50,000.00 Total Metal Shop Assets 0.00 Offtce Equipment Accumulated Depreciation -19,685.19 Office Equipment· Other 22.136.19 Total Office Equipment 2,451.00 Prince of Wa1e• I• land Terminal (Portable cabin) 32,439.12 Total Ftxed Assets 108,026.28 TOTAL ASSETS 84&,221.37 LIABILinES & EQUITY UabiUtiea Current Liabilities AGGOUnts Payable Accounts Payabte Total Acc;;ounta Payable 01,737.44 Other Current Llabflltles F~eral ExciH Tax Payable Audit Period Exclla Tax•• 224,941.86 Transportation Tax (7.5%) ·729.35 Total Federal Exclae Tax Payable 224,212.50 Payroll LlabiUtlea AK unemployment compensation 2,365.65 FUTA Liability 101.04 Total Payroll Llabllltfll 2,532.68 Security Deposita Payable 900.00 Sitka Sal.. TIX Peyable 487.27 Total Other current Llabllltl" 228,132.46 Total Current Liabilities 289,869.00 Long Term UabiJJtiM AK Pactftc Bank DehavHfand a.aver (Loan #2885. Term 1117) 235,798.85 Tolll AK ,.aclflc aenk Ford Motor Credit 2008 Ford F2SO Super Ololty 12,852.79 Total Ford Motor Credit 12,852.7S Gordon & I!IJeen Harang Paga2 6:27PM Harris Aircraft Services. Inc. 02119/13 Balance Sheet Accrual Batlt As of December 31. 2011 Cessna 185 (Term 2110112) 22,12s.sg Total Qordon & Eileen Harang 22.128.6Q Total l.ong Term LlabJIItles 2701778.33 Totalltabllltles 560,648.23 Equity Common Dividends Paid -216,000.00 Paid In Capftal 208,990.10 R.taln•d Earnings -364.38 Net Income 91,937.42 Total Equity 84,573.14 TOTAL L.IABiliTIES & EQUITY 846,221.37 Page3 8:28PM Harris Aircraft Services. Inc. 02/19/13 Profit & Loss Accruar Basfs January through December 2012 Jan- Oec 12 Ordinary !m;ome/Expenae Income Beaver Flight Sarvteea Charters 81,549.90 Destinations 207,457.57 Fllghtseeing 10,581.32 Seat fares 148,274.51 Standby 4,326.50 S..ver Flight 8erviu. - Other 1,t-40.00 Total B.aver J:Ught Services 453,329.80 cessna185 Flight sarvrca Chartera 70,533.50 O.ctfnatlcnc 133,025.17 Fllghtseelng 8,949.42 SutFares 126,320.72 Standby 8,054.25 Totar Cessna 185 Flfght Services 346,884.oe Chieftain Flight Services Charters 15,635.24 Destinations 89,189.73 Seatfaraa 753,406.27 Standby 330.00 Total Chieftain FUght Services 858,561.24 Emergency Flight Services Beaver Flights 26,830.00 Beaver Standby E5,692.SO Chrettarn Contract Flights 507,000.00 Chieftain Excess Flights 17,595.00 Total Emergency Flight Services 557,117.50 Freight Fees Animal• 3,000.00 Excu• Baggage 20.166.98 flrelght 42,245.07 Freight Fooa .. Other -17.48 Total Freight Fe&tl 65,394.57 Hangar Storage 42.240.00 Maintenance Services Lllbor 76,600.66 Outatde Repair Relmburaemento 2,7-43 ..48 PartSalea 41,312.70 Shipping Fee Reimbursements 1,393.41 Total Maintenance Services 121,950.23 Miscellaneous Sales Clothing Coats 66.S6 Totar Clothfng 66.66 Fuel Reimbursements AVGaa 2,999.75 Kicker -47.24 Total Fuel Reimbursements 2.9~2.~1 Hat Salea 1,971,79 PUot Tlpa Received 0.00 Returned Checks 340.00 Servfce Charges 17.00 8hlrta :286.~"' Trade &ervfcea -~,4?0.SO Vending Commissions 208.04 Miacellaneoua Safea .. Other 2,828.44 Page1 8:21PM Harris Aircraft Servicea, Inc. 02119/13 Profit & Loss Acoruel Buia January through Daeambar 2012 Jan· Dec 12 Total Miscellaneous Sales 6,171.18 Rental Equipment 1,760.00 Storage Freezer D33.DD Luggage 61.3e Storage. Other 171.03 Total Storage 1,1ee.3e Total Income 2,454,574.96 Cost Of Oooda 8old Coat of Goode Sold Freight 48.97 Outalde R•palrs 3,750.35 Parts 5,128.79 Cost of Good• Sold • Other 4.~13.30 Total Cost of Goodtl Sold Total COGS 13,441.41 Oro• Profit 2,441 t 133,65 Expense Advertising 13,377.49 Aircraft Repair & Maintenance i85 (8590E) 59,5;1 .25 Be•v•r (60TF) 05,469.66 Chieftain (200SJ) 122,598.98 Chieftain (3590N) 23,221.ee Chieftain (3SKC) 10.00 Total Aircraft Repair & Maintenance 300,891.65 &.nkF... Chargebacks 0.00 Checking Fees 39.22 Dl,.ct Dt.poalt F ... 631.30 l.oan Fe.. 7,566.83 NSF 320.30 QB Credit Card Discounts (Intuit CC Dl•counts) 23.779.16 WI rea 26.50 Bank Fees • Other 180.59 Total Bank Feea 32,432.90 Delivery Charges l!xpedtted Shipping 7,036.69 Freight 12.074.15 Postage 2,740.88 Total Delivery Charges 21,851.72 Donation• 2,923.58 Dun & Subscriptions 4,634.30 EQuipment Fuel Beaver (SOTF) 1,306.78 Boat 82e.37 BulkAvGu 493,124.00 Cessna 185 (&590E) 437.27 Chieftain (200SJ) 3.133.08 Chl.tt8in {3510H) 2,270.49 Chieftain (38KC) 3,519.19 Propane 385.80 Truckl 3,321.97 Tuge 86.28 Total Equipment Fuel 508,501.23 Equipment Leases Page2 6:28PM Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. 02118/13 Profit & Loss Accrual Basis January through December 2012 Jan· Dec 12 Beat (23' Packman) 7,800.00 Chleftaln (200SJ) 35,431.80 Chieftain (3590N) 95,583.03 Total Equipment Leaaea 138,814.83 Equipment Maintenance Boat 1,695.18 Sulk P:uef Tank 424.00 Chrysler Van 2,7;2.06 Cooler 2,021).68 Ford Truck 3,009.02 aoaln 2,130.32 Tugs 296.71 Equipment Maintenance • Other 800.00 Total Equipment Maintenance 13,176.97 facility Maintenance & Repair HWW Hangar 188.99 Metal Shop 1,000.00 r-ow Terminal 6,028.87 SEARHC Building 1,605.07 Facility Maintenance & Repair ·Other 216.61 Total Facility Maintenance & Repair 8,037.$4 Flight Expenses 1,687.45 Hangarl!xpensea 4,560.84 ln•urance 401k Plan es.oo Boat 605.00 General Liability Insurance 113,571.00 Property 1,338.00 Vehfcla Liability 2.213.79 Workers Compensation 41,014.00 Tota11n•urance 1e8,826.79 lnt.,..t Expen•• Beaver 12,245.37 CH1ftl185 804.41 ford P:250 24e.s1 Internal Revenue Service (Interest paid on Federal ExctH Tax Audit) 27.324.04 L.lne of Credlt.f310Z -3,868.37 Loan *3174 for IRS Exclae Audit 12,009.09 Other lntetHt 803.20 Total Interest l!xpense 49,553.85 Memberships & Duft 2,905.00 MIICIIIIftiOUI 1,700.87 Non-Tuablel!xpenaea 400.00 omco SuppUea General 675.60 Software Q,9Q8.08 Offlce Suppllll • Other 5,088.68 Total otnce SuppU" 15,732.38 Ptl'8onnel Costa 401(k) Plan FHS 600.00 Airport ro 75.00 Drug Testing 1,636.00 Housing (310 Seward St Apt A) 5,300.00 MovlnQ Expensea 11,161.69 Training 595.00 Varfoua 1,407.55 WetrneH Center Memberahlp 1,-180.~ Totaf Paraonnar Coata 22,261.49 Profaelonal Fe•• Page 3 6~28 PM Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. 02/19/13 Profit & Loss Aocm.tll Sula January through December 2012 Jan· Dec 12 Accounting 892.50 Information Technology 525.00 Legal 1,J23.75 Total ProflssJonal Fees 2,741.25 Rent HWH Hangar 31,876.00 Klawock Termrnal Land Lease 1,639.00 IIIOtal Shop LAnd UUlOO 1.652.00 SEARHC Hangar 38,400.00 Totar Rent 73,566.00 Salaries and Wages Bonuses 41,150.00 Mechanic 214,884.01 Off'IQe Wages 105,488.26 Officer/Mechanic 60,000.00 Pilot Wages 297,683.73 Ramp Support 22,160.60 Total Salaries and Wages 741,346.60 Salaries and Wages 401 k Expense 16,314.83 Salary & Wage Payroll Taxes AK Unemployment 13,292.38 Federal Unemployment 855.27 Medicare 10,749.51 Social Securfty 45,963.49 Total Salary & Wage Payroll Tax•• 70,860.65 Suppllae Aircraft Oil 6,888.50 General 8,044.54 Supplies ·Other 16,768.55 Total Suppllu 29,701.59 Taxes Airplane r-roporty 4,260.00 Boat Property 50.00 General Property 21.00 Metal Shop Land Property 597.00 Total Taxes 4,928.00 Toola &xpenco 6,15$.47 Travel Lodging 1,426.43 Meals 1,323.39 Transportation 4,954.15 Total Travel 7,703.97 Utili tiM !lectrrc, Water & Garbage Apartment (319 Seward St Apt A} 1,691.65 HWH Hangar (388 Airport Rd) 3,367.36 Metal Shop (486 Airport Rd) 781.45 POW Terminal 848.58 SEARHC Bulldlng(551 Airport Rd) 11,262.66 Total Eractrlc, Water & Garbage 17,951.70 Heating Fuel HWH Hangar (Tank B) 2,013.89 Metal Shop (Tank C) 577.89 POW T.nnlnal 619.74 SEARHC Building (Tank A) 8,287.13 Total Heating Fuel 11,498.65 Telephone Pege4 · 8i28 PM Harrla Airoraft Services, Inc. 02119/13 Profit & Loss Accrual Baals January through December 2012 Jan· Dec 12 Cell Phone 3,920.71 Long Distance 1,740.53 Monthly Servfce 6,806.70 POW Termlnar 726.78 Total Telephone 13,194.82 Total Utilities Total !!!xpense 2,298,33!i.1 g Net Ordinary Income 142,798.36 Net Income 142,798.31 Page 5 8:27PM Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. 02/18/13 Balance Sheet Accrual Basis As of December 31, 2012 Dec 31, 12 ASSETS currentAeseta Checking/Savings APB Checking 49,084.13 APB QB Credit Card Deposits 228,085.90 Total Chocking/Savings 277,170.03 Accounts Receivable Account. Rec:efvable 47,118.46 Total Accounta Receivable 47,118.46 Other Current Assets Inventory Asset Filters, Olf 310.48 Parta 399,789.07 Inventory Asset· Other ·24,274.49 Total Inventory Asset 375,825.06 N/R Michael Elwess 4,750.00 Prepaid Utility Depoelt 300.00 Undeposlted Funds 8,602.e4 Total Other Current Assets 389,477.70 Tctal Current Auets 713,766.19 Fixed Assets 1989 Chevrolet 1<2600 Truck Accumulated Depreciation ·15,778.00 1989 Chevro[et K2600 Truck· Other 15,778.00 TotaJ 1988 Chevrolet K2500 Truck 0.00 1990 17' Boaton Whaler+Trelfer Accumulated Ceproclatlon -13,12?.00 1990 1r Boston Whaler+Trailer • Other 13,127.00 Total1110 17' Boston Whaler+Traller 0.00 1996 GMC Pickup Ac:;c:;umulated OeproGiatlon ·16,900.00 1985 OMC Jlllc:;kup • Other 16,900.00 Total1996 GMC Pickup 0.00 2001 Chrysler Van 6,000.00 2008 Ford F210 Accumulated Depreciation -25,320.00 2001 Ford F2!SO • Other 42,199.45 Total 2009 Ford F250 16,879.45 Aeronca Sedan 15AC {N1272H) Accumulated Depreciation ·2,500.00 Aaronca Sedan 15AC (N1272H) .. Other 2,500.00 Total Aeronca Sedan 16AC (N1272H} 0.00 Aircraft Tug Accumulated Depreciation ·8,969.52 Aircraft: Tug • Other 14,314.e2 Total Aircraft Tug 5,345.00 Cessna 188, Amphlb (N8590E) Accumulated Depreciation -197,375.00 Cn•na1 151 Amphtb (N6590El • Other 197,375.00 Total Ceasna185, Amphlb (N651i10E) 0.00 CeHavlllancl Beav•r Amphlb NtOTF Accumulated Depreciation -549,833.34 DeHavllland Beaver ArnphJb NSOTF • Other 549,833.34 Page 1 0:27PM Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. 02/19/13 Balance Sheet Accrual Basis As of December 31, 2012 Oec 31, 12 Total DeHavlflan[1 Beaver Amphlb NBOTF 0.00 Flight Me•~ Accumulated oopreclatlon ·19.~79.31 Cooler 15,712.20 Honda 1.9hp kfckar 2,655.00 flight Assets· Other 17,423.31 Total Flight Assets 18,411.20 f.langarAcco~ Accumulated Depreciation ·1 6,091. 72 Cabinets 4,241.48 Comp,...sor 11,884.00 Crown Stacker 3.060.00 Scales 11,588.75 Sclasor Lift 8,150.00 Work Platform 4,418.00 Hangar Asseta - Other 4.639.00 Total Hangar Aaaeb 31,088.51 Me-.1 Shop Assetl Accumulated Depreciation -50,000.00 Metal Shop Assets - Other 50,000.00 Total Metal Shop Assets 0.00 Office Equipment Accumulated Depreciation -19,685.19 Office equipment· Other 30,307.61 Total Office Eqtdpment 10,622.<42 Prince of Wares Island Tennlnal (Portable cabin) 40,612.60 Total Fixed Assets 126,950.16 TOTAL. ASSETS 840,728.37 UABtLITIES & EQUITY Uabilitles Current Liabilities Accounts Payable Accounts P•yable 48,047.08 Total Accounts Payable 48,047.08 Credlt Cerda Gold VISA (RSH) 15,428.27 Total Credit Cards 15,428.27 Other Current Uabllftles orrect Oepoait Ltabllltle• 35,65,.61 Federal f!xcrae Tax Payable Transportation Tax (7 .&%} 10,742.37 Total Federal excise Tax Payable 10,742.37 Payroll Liabflltles AK Unemployment Compensation 1,824.29 FUTA Liability 149.62 Total Payroll Liabilities 1,Q73.91 Security Deposits Payable 900.00 Sitka Sale• Tax Payabie 822.39 Total Other Current t.labllltJea 50,090.28 Total Current Uabllltln 113.~~.e3 Lona Tarm Liabir~iea AK PacJflc Bank Dehavllland Beaver (Loan #2885 ·Term 1/17) 194,126.42 Page 2 .I 6:27PM Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. 02/19/13 Balance Sheet Accrual Basis As of December 31, 2012 DaG i)1, 12 tR8 Loan #3174 (Loan for IRS exGJse Tax Audit) 250,283.21 Line of Credit· #3162 35,131.63 Totaf AK Paclflc SAnk 479.~21.26 Ford Motor Crodlt 2008 Ford F250 Super Duty 3,26o.ea Total J:ord Motor Credit 3.260.08 Total Long Term LlabiJitles 482,752.24 Total Uabllltles 696,347.87 Equity Common Dlvrdends Paid ·256,000.00 Paid In Capital 265,S97.10 Retained Eamtn;s 01,583.04 Net Income 142,798.38 Tot•l Equfty 244,378.60 TOTAL LIABfUTlES & EQUITY 840,728.31 Page 3 Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. Income Statement December 31, 2013 Jan- Dec 13 Jan- Dec 12 $Change %Change Ordinary Income/Expense Income Beaver Flight Services 5561756.87 4531329.80 103,427.07 22.82% Cessna 185 Flight Services 3741249.70 3461884.06 271365.64 7.89% Chieftain Flight Services 1 11621994.51 8581375.19 3041619.32 35.49% Emergency Flight Services 3731403.00 5571117.50 -183,714.50 -32.98% Freight Fees 931932.62 651394.57 281538.05 43.64% Hangar Storage 38,494.07 421240.00 -31745.93 -8.87% Maintenance Services 1411644.84 1211950.23 191694.61 16.15% Miscellaneous Sales 4,451.73 51680.18 -11228.45 -21.63% Rental Equipment 21215.00 11760.00 455.00 25.85% Storage 21825.03 11166.38 11658.65 142.21% Total Income 217501967.37 2,4531897.91 2971069.46 12.11% Cost of Goods Sold Cost of Goods Sold 81156.66 1401080.24 -1311923.58 -94.18% Total COGS 81156.66 1401080.24 -1311923.58 -94.18% Gross Profit 217421810.71 213131817.67 4281993.04 18.54% Expense Advertising 241766.43 131377.49 111388.94 85.14% Aircraft Repair & Maintenance 3381548.79 1571019.65 1811529.14 115.61% Bank Fees 361163.14 32,432.90 31730.24 11.5% Cash Net Ordinary Income 158,908.61 46,233.48 112,675.13 243.71% Net Income 158,908.61 46,233.48 112,675.13 243.71% 06/02/14 Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. Balance Sheet As of December 31,2013 Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. Balance Sheet December 31, 2013 Dec 31, 13 Dec 31, 12 $Change %Change ASSETS Current Assets Checking/Savings APB Checking -36,025.76 49,084.13 -85,109.89 -173.4% APB QB Credit Card Deposits 113,199.48 228,085.90 -114,886.42 -50.37% Total Checking/Savings 77,173.72 277,170.03 -199,996.31 -72.16% Accounts Receivable Accounts Receivable 125,856.58 46,409.91 79,446.67 171.19% Total Accounts Receivable 125,856.58 46,409.91 79,446.67 171.19% Other Current Assets Inventory Asset 190,792.34 14,164.00 176,628.34 1,247.02% N/R Michael Elwess 0.00 4,750.00 -4,750.00 -100.0% Prepaid Utility Deposit 300.00 300.00 0.00 0.0% Undeposited Funds 6,557.00 8,602.64 -2,045.64 -23.78% Total Other Current Assets 197,649.34 27,816.64 169,832.70 610.54% Total Current Assets 400,679.64 351,396.58 49,283.06 14.03% Fixed Assets 1989 Chevrolet K2500 Truck 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.0% 1990 17' Boston Whaler+ Trailer 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.0% 1995 GMC Pickup -4,100.00 -4,100.00 0.00 0.0% 2001 Chrysler Van 6,000.00 6,000.00 0.00 0.0% 2009 Ford F250 42,199.45 42,199.45 0.00 0.0% Accumulated Depreciation -286,343.00 -286,343.00 0.00 0.0% Aeronca Sedan 15AC (N1272H) 2,500.00 2,500.00 0.00 0.0% Aircraft Engines 143,872.00 143,872.00 0.00 0.0% Aircraft Tug 8,738.52 8,738.52 0.00 0.0% Cessna 185, Amphib (N6590E) 40,377.00 40,377.00 0.00 0.0% DeHavilland Beaver Amphib N60TF 40,883.74 40,883.74 0.00 0.0% Flight Assets 30,216.21 29,214.51 1,001.70 3.43% Hangar Assets 46,816.23 46,816.23 0.00 0.0% Metal Shop Assets 6,690.00 6,690.00 0.00 0.0% Office Equipment 41,938.21 22,472.11 19,466.10 86.62% Prince of Wales Island Terminal (Portable cabin) 40,612.60 40,612.60 0.00 0.0% Total Fixed Assets 160,400.96 139,933.16 20,467.80 14.63% TOTAL ASSETS 561,080.60 491,329.74 69,750.86 14.2% LIABILITIES & EQUITY Page 1 of 2 06/02/14 Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. Balance Sheet As of December 31, 2013 Balance Sheet December 31, 2013 Dec 31, 13 Dec 31, 12 $Change %Change Liabilities Current Liabilities Accounts Payable Accounts Payable 79,570.66 48,047.08 31,523.58 65.61% Total Accounts Payable 79,570.66 48,047.08 31,523.58 65.61% Credit Cards Gold VISA (RSH) 11,188.53 15,428.27 -4,239.74 -27.48% Total Credit Cards 11,188.53 15,428.27 -4,239.74 -27.48% Other Current Liabilities Direct Deposit Liabilities 0.00 35,651.61 -35,651.61 -100.0% Federal Excise Tax Payable 20,298.34 10,728.42 9,569.92 89.2% Payroll Liabilities 1,820.97 1,973.91 -152.94 -7.75% Security Deposits Payable 900.00 900.00 0.00 0.0% Sitka Sales Tax Payable 807.23 804.84 2.39 0.3% Total Other Current Liabilities 23,826.54 50,058.78 -26,232.24 -52.4% Total Current Liabilities 114,585.73 113,534.13 1,051.60 0.93% Long Term Liabilities AK Pacific Bank 402,572.89 479,521.26 -76,948.37 -16.05% Ford Motor Credit 0.00 3,260.98 -3,260.98 -100.0% Total Long Term Liabilities 402,572.89 482,782.24 -80,209.35 -16.61% Total Liabilities 517,158.62 596,316.37 -79,157.75 -13.27% Equity Common Dividends Paid -10,000.00 0.00 -10,000.00 -100.0% Paid in Capital 143,782.00 143,782.00 0.00 0.0% Retained Earnings -248,768.63 -295,002.11 46,233.48 15.67% Net Income 158,908.61 46,233.48 112,675.13 243.71% Total Equity 43,921.98 -104,986.63 148,908.61 141.84% TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY 561,080.60 491,329.74 69,750.86 14.2% Page 2 of 2 Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. Income Statement For the Five Months Ending May 31st, 2014 Jan- May 14 Jan- May 13 $Change %Change Ordinary Income/Expense Income Beaver Flight Services 118,371.53 113,396.43 4,975.10 4.39% Cessna 185 Flight Services 124,844.86 131,461.46 -6,616.60 -5.03% Chieftain Flight Services 466,196.22 452,965.91 13,230.31 2.92% Emergency Flight Services 110,000.00 228,707.00 -118,707.00 -51.9% Freight Fees 43,459.93 32,089.49 11,370.44 35.43% Hangar Storage 15,610.00 17,219.07 -1,609.07 -9.35% Maintenance Services 76,911.08 51,679.44 25,231.64 48.82% Miscellaneous Sales 2,523.78 -2,340.09 4,863.87 207.85% Rental Equipment 435.00 85.00 350.00 411.77% Storage 214.30 66.81 147.49 220.76% Total Income 958,566.70 1,025,330.52 -66,763.82 -6.51% Cost of Goods Sold Cost of Goods Sold 579.99 2,580.48 -2,000.49 -77.52% Total COGS 579.99 2,580.48 -2,000.49 -77.52% Gross Profit 957,986.71 1,022,750.04 -64,763.33 -6.33% Expense Advertising 6,154.06 8,351.97 -2,197.91 -26.32% Aircraft Repair & Maintenance 57,654.49 163,789.07 -106,134.58 -64.8% Bad Debt 800.40 0.00 800.40 100.0% Bank Fees 14,615.78 9,475.69 5,140.09 54.25% Cash Net Ordinary Income 58,716.58 -29,112.74 87,829.32 301.69% Other Income/Expense Other Expense Finance Charge 19.16 0.00 19.16 100.0% Total Other Expense 19.16 0.00 19.16 100.0% Net Other Income -19.16 0.00 -19.16 -100.0% Net Income 58,697.42 -29,112.74 87,810.16 301.62% 06/02/14 Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. Balance Sheet As of May 31, 2014 Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. Balance Sheet May 31st, 2014 May 31, 14 May 31, 13 $Change %Change ASSETS Current Assets Checking/Savings APB Checking 25,328.38 -42,142.34 67,470.72 160.1% APB QB Credit Card Deposits 93,708.11 98,579.60 -4,871.49 -4.94% APB Savings for CC Deposits 588.02 0.00 588.02 100.0% Total Checking/Savings 119,624.51 56,437.26 63,187.25 111.96% Accounts Receivable Accounts Receivable 294,863.03 235,041.08 59,821.95 25.45% Total Accounts Receivable 294,863.03 235,041.08 59,821.95 25.45% Other Current Assets Inventory Asset 174,051.53 150,441.52 23,610.01 15.69% Lawsuit Proceeds (due Jul'14) 110,000.00 0.00 110,000.00 100.0% N/R Michael Elwess 0.00 2,500.00 -2,500.00 -100.0% Prepaid Utility Deposit 300.00 300.00 0.00 0.0% Undeposited Funds 6,251.25 9,947.92 -3,696.67 -37.16% Total Other Current Assets 290,602.78 163,189.44 127,413.34 78.08% Total Current Assets 705,090.32 454,667.78 250,422.54 55.08% Fixed Assets 1989 Chevrolet K2500 Truck 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.0% 1990 17' Boston Whaler+ Trailer 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.0% 1995 GMC Pickup -4,100.00 -4,100.00 0.00 0.0% 2001 Chrysler Van 6,000.00 6,000.00 0.00 0.0% 2009 Ford F250 42,199.45 42,199.45 0.00 0.0% Accumulated Depreciation -286,343.00 -286,343.00 0.00 0.0% Aeronca Sedan 15AC (N1272H) 2,500.00 2,500.00 0.00 0.0% Aircraft Engines 143,872.00 143,872.00 0.00 0.0% Aircraft Tug 8,738.52 8,738.52 0.00 0.0% Cessna 185, Amphib (N6590E) 40,377.00 40,377.00 0.00 0.0% DeHavilland Beaver Amphib N60TF 40,883.74 40,883.74 0.00 0.0% Flight Assets 30,216.21 30,216.21 0.00 0.0% Hangar Assets 46,816.23 46,816.23 0.00 0.0% Metal Shop Assets 6,690.00 6,690.00 0.00 0.0% Office Equipment 52,935.34 39,567.37 13,367.97 33.79% Prince of Wales Island Terminal (Portable cabin) 40,612.60 40,612.60 0.00 0.0% Total Fixed Assets 171,398.09 158,030.12 13,367.97 8.46% Page 1 of 2 06/02/14 Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. Balance Sheet As of May 31, 2014 May 31, 14 May31, 13 $Change %Change TOTAL ASSETS 876,488.41 612,697.90 263,790.51 43.05% LIABILITIES & EQUITY Liabilities Current Liabilities Accounts Payable Accounts Payable 167,012.45 229,357.86 -62,345.41 -27.18% Total Accounts Payable 167,012.45 229,357.86 -62,345.41 -27.18% Credit Cards Gold VISA (RSH) 14,100.67 11,619.05 2,481.62 21.36% Total Credit Cards 14,100.67 11,619.05 2,481.62 21.36% Other Current Liabilities Federal Excise Tax Payable 28,931.67 19,734.13 9,197.54 46.61% Payroll Liabilities 3,703.38 4,717.18 -1,013.80 -21.49% Security Deposits Payable 900.00 900.00 0.00 0.0% Sitka Sales Tax Payable 1,597.95 947.79 650.16 68.6% Total Other Current Liabilities 35,133.00 26,299.10 8,833.90 33.59% Total Current Liabilities 216,246.12 267,276.01 -51,029.89 -19.09% Long Term Liabilities AK Pacific Bank 402,322.89 479,521.26 -77,198.37 -16.1% Total Long Term Liabilities 402,322.89 479,521.26 -77,198.37 -16.1% Total Liabilities 618,569.01 746,797.27 -128,228.26 -17.17% Equity Common Dividends Paid -10,000.00 0.00 -10,000.00 -100.0% Paid in Capital 299,082.00 143,782.00 155,300.00 108.01% Retained Earnings -89,860.02 -248,768.63 158,908.61 63.88% Net Income 58,697.42 -29,112.74 87,810.16 301.62% Total Equity 257,919.40 -134,099.37 392,018.77 292.34% TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY 876,488.41 612,697.90 263,790.51 43.05% Page 2 of 2 TabS EXHIBIT HAS-8 CURRENT BALANCE SHEET 2:02PM Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. 08/24/14 Balance Sheet Accrual Basis As of August 15, 2014 Aug 15, 14 ASSETS Current Assets Checking/Savings APB Checking 24,225.85 APB QB Credit Card Deposits 50,379.94 APB Savings for CC Deposits 111,394.76 --- Total Checking/Savings 186,000.55 Accounts Receivable Accounts Receivable 475,345.66 Total Accounts Receivable 475,345.66 Other Current Assets Inventory Asset Parts 680,479.03 Inventory Asset - Other -352,621.89 Total Inventory Asset 327,857.14 N/R Michael Elwess -667.00 Prepaid Utility Deposit 300.00 Undeposited Funds 8,440.25 Total Other Current Assets 335,930.39 Total Current Assets 997,276.60 Fixed Assets 1989 Chevrolet K2500 Truck Accumulated Depreciation -31,556.00 1989 Chevrolet K2500 Truck - Other 31,556.00 Total 1989 Chevrolet K2500 Truck 0.00 1990 17' Boston Whaler+Traller Accumulated Depreciation -26,254.00 1990 17' Boston Whaler+Traller- Other 26,254.00 Total 1990 17' Boston Whaler+ Trailer 0.00 1995 GMC Pickup Accumulated Depreciation -37,900.00 1995 GMC Pickup - Other 33,800.00 ------~--- Total1995 GMC Pickup -4,100.00 2001 Chrysler Van 6,000.00 2009 Ford F250 Accumulated Depreciation -25,320.00 2009 Ford F250 - Other 67,519.45 ~------·-- Total 2009 Ford F250 42, 199.45 Accumulated Depreciation -286,343.00 Aeronca Sedan 15AC (N1272H) Accumulated Depreciation -2,500.00 Aeronca Sedan 15AC (N1272H)- Other 5,000.00 Total Aeronca Sedan 15AC (N1272H) 2,500.00 Aircraft Engines 143,872.00 Aircraft Tug Accumulated Depreciation -14,545.52 Aircraft Tug - Other 23,284.04 ------Total Aircraft Tug 8,738.52 Cessna 185, Amphib (N6590E) Accumulated Depreciation -354,373.00 Cessna 185, Amphlb (N6590E) -Other 394,750.00 Total Cessna 185, Amphlb (N6590E) 40,377.00 DeHavilland Beaver Amphlb N60TF Accumulated Depreciation -1,058,782.94 Page 1 2:02PM Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. 08/24114 Balance Sheet Accrual Basis As of August 15, 2014 Aug 15,14 -~---~-----·- --- DeHavllland Beaver Amphib N60TF • Other 1,099,666.68 Total DeHavilland Beaver Amphib N60TF 40,883.74 Flight Assets Accumulated Depreciation -26,405.31 Cooler 15,762.20 Honda 9.9hp kicker 2,855.00 Flight Assets • Other 38,004.32 Total Flight Assets 30,216.21 Hangar Assets Accumulated Depreciation -18,056.72 Cabinets 8,048.51 Compressor 11,884.00 Crown Stacker 3,060.00 Scales 21,737.44 Scissor Lift 16,300.00 Work Platform 4,418.00 Hangar Assets • Other -575.00 Total Hangar Assets 46,816.23 Metal Shop Assets Accumulated Depreciation -93,310.00 Metal Shop Assets • Other 100,000.00 Total Metal Shop Assets 6,690.00 Office Equipment Accumulated Depreciation -27,448.19 Office Equipment • Other 80,383.53 Total Office Equipment 52,935.34 Prince of Wales Island Terminal (Portable cabin) 40,612.60 Total Fixed Assets 171,398.09 TOTAL ASSETS 1,168,674.69 LIABILITIES & EQUITY Liabilities Current Liabilities Accounts Payable Accounts Payable 159,692.49 Total Accounts Payable 159,692.49 Credit Cards Business VISA (#1107-Parts) 4,477.36 Gold VISA (#4225--Supplles) 10,693.09 Total Credit Cards 15,170.45 Other Current Liabilities Federal Excise Tax Payable Transportation Tax (7.5%) 33,109.17 Total Federal Excise Tax Payable 33,109.17 Payroll Liabilities 401 (k) Deferrals 0.50 AK Unemployment Compensation 2,507.06 Federal Withholding Liability -0.01 FICAISS -64.48 FUTA Liability 64.56 Medicare -15.08 Total Payroll Liabilities 2,492.55 Security Deposits Payable 900.00 Sitka Sales Tax Payable 1,731.69 Total Other Current Liabilities 38,233.41 Page2 2:02PM Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. 08/24114 Balance Sheet Accrual Basis As of August 15,2014 Aug 15, 14 Total Current Liabilities 213,096.35 Long Term Liabilities AK Pacific Bank Dehavilland Beaver (Loan #2665- Term 1/17) 149,021.97 IRS Loan #3174 (Loan for IRS Excise Tax Audit) 228,919.15 Line of Credit· #3162 24,381.77 ------Total AK Pacific Bank 402,322.89 Total Long Term Liabilities 402,322.89 Total Liabilities 615,419.24 Equity Common Dividends Paid -10,000.00 Paid in Capital 299,082.00 Retained Earnings -89,860.02 Net Income 354,069.47 Total Equity 553,291.45 ------TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY 1,168,710.69 Page3 Tab9 EXHIBIT HAS-9 SITKA AIRCRAFT & SUPPORT SERVICES, LLC CERTIFICATE & ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION AND CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE Alaska Entity #708920 State of Alaska Department of Commerce, Community and Economic Development Corporations, Business and Professional Licensing Certificate of Compliance The undersigned, as Commissioner of Commerce, Community and Economic Development of the State of Alaska, and custodian of corporation records for said state, hereby issues a Certificate of Compliance for: SITKA AIRCRAFT & SUPPORT SERVICES, L.L.C. This entity was formed on September 05, 2000 and is in good standing. This entity has filed all biennial reports and fees due at this time. No information is available in this office on the financial condition, business activity or practices of this corporation. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I execute the certificate and affix the Great Seal of the State of Alaska effective June 23, 2014. Susan K. Bell Commissioner I . ~ ! I I SEP 0 5 2000 .. I . ·, ...... : ' .. ' ,,. ., .. /,:, lr . ~ , t' ·: . r •• : 01·~ Tl1e undersigned, being natural persons of the age of 18 years or n1orc, Jnd ~A..RTICLE I NAlvlE The na1nc of lhc li1nilcd liubility cotnpuny shall be SITKA AIRCRAFT & SUPPORT SEI(\'ICES, L.L.C. AR'TICLE 11 PURPOSE & PO\XIERS The purposes and powers for which the lin1ited liability con1pany is organized sbaiJ be and include the transaction of any or all lawful business affairs for which a limiteclliability cotnpany rnay be organized under the iJaska Litnitcd Liilbility Co1npony Code. AR1~ICLE III l(EGISTERED OFFICE AND i-\GEN ..f Tbe nan1c of lhc lirnited liability corhpany's in~tial registered agent is Laur~ L. Kronspcrgcr. Tbc address of tbe lin1it~d 'liability c~ni~pany's initial registered oHice is 607 Biorka , Sitt~a, AK 99835. Tbe physical address of the lin1ilcd liability co1npany is 607 Biorka , Sitka, ;\Jaska 99835.' .ARTICLE IV PERIOD OF DURATION :rite Jirnited liabiLty con1pany shall exist perpetually. The Jife of the limited .. 1 ll\l\l\1\\\ I\1\B\\H\H\\\ K 1 1 4 9 5 9 9 I' /dtfiCLE V -:. Jvl E1\'lB E t~ Jvl;\N 1\ G E 1): ! i The tnclnbers of this litniled li.:tbiliiy con1~any arc bcreby given full power and l1lltl1ority to n1anage and conduct the lntsinc3s af{Jirs of the Ji1nitcd liability cotnpany. , AI(TICLE VI INITIAL tvlEMBEJ(S I .The initi.1l n1cnlbers of tltc lirnit.ed liability cotnpany shJU consist of four mcrnbcrs, and tl1c nc1tncs c1nd c1ddresscs of the pcrson(s)'wl1o are n1en1bers are as follows: . Scoll 1-lZlnis, lvlanagcr 607 Biorka 8 trccl Sitba, Abskll 99835 Dennis 'Tl1ackcr, lvlcJnbcr Roule 1, P.O. Box 367 Recdspoint, lvlonlana 59069-0367 .,. Laura L. Krons pcrgcr, N1 ern bcr 25o/o 607 Biorl\!a Street .. . . ~ Sitka, Alaski1 99835 John E. ~fbuc ker, fvl ctn bcr 25o/o Route 1, P.O. Box367 Reedspoint, Montana 59069-0367 ARTICLES OF Ol\GANIZATION SITKJ\ Alf~Cl0\FT & SUPPOI.tr SEf~VICI;S, L.L.C. PJgc 2 ~Jf 2 .( ~ . ' .j TJ1c ir1ili,1J lll\.'rllllcrs rct,1ir1 tilL' ~ri~J1t Ln ;Hicl~ilddiLioll.:Jlml'lllLt~rs l(l tl1is /i.l1lill'd J;,lLi/it_v l:tJnlp,lll)'. ! /\ I~TJ C L E VI 1 · UNrfS OF 0\'\INEJ{SHlP INTEREST'S The 111i1X~ll1Ul11 nu1nbcr of units of cquilv O\l,T.icrsl1ip which the con1pany is ,1ulhorizccllo hi1vc outstunding is 100 unils. The itlitialtnetnbcrs arc each allocated 25 units of ownership interest. ARTICLE '!III i Jv1 E lvl BE R ~rRA NSF E l( RES llR I CTI 0 N S ' I I , I No tnc1nbcr shc1U sell, ossign, convey, transfer or dispose of his ownership in teres t in tbis li1ni Led liability con1 pany unless and un till1e sh.1U bave first offered said ownership interest in writing to the od1cr tnembers of this lirnitcd liability co1npany, which n1Cn1bers, v.rithin thirty (30) days froin the nolice in writing to s.1id nlctnbcrs, sl1oU l1c1ve tbe rigl1t to purchase tbe O\vnership interest at current book value as dctennined frotn the books of the hrnited liability cornpany as of the Date of notice. No n1c.Jn ber 8l1all bavc the rigbt lo purchase a percenlage of tbe ownership interest offered for sale larger than tbe percentage ownership interest owned by bim bears to lhe whole unless and until all otber rnernbers hilve failed or" refused to purcbasc their proportionate parl of the ownership interest offered for sale. No' lransfcr, od1cr than by death or incotnpet.cncy, of fhe ownership interest of this lirniled liability cornpany shall be valid or binding on ~tbe lintited liability cornpany ll:~'d ils tnetnbers, unless the foregoing requirctncnts l~ave been n1et. ARTICLE IX OPERATING AGREEMENT .-fl1e rnembers shall have full power and authority to adopl an operating agre;rncnt fur the guidance of this Lrnited liability coinpany, and may, from time to lime, arnend, alter and repeal the san1e of any article ~r provision thereiu contained, ! ARTICLES OF ORGANIZATION SITKA AIRCRAr::T c1 SUPPORT SERVICES, L.LC. Page 3 of 3 · ~~.,4iwH6l.-~~••l.; ... ,.o.Lrl.u~~o.~-.,.!cW+·~·w~,wov~""'~~, h, . . ' I, \" . I I .ln Al\TJCLE X \ · ~flffiNSACTlONS \'VITH INTERESTED lvlEMBERS No contract or other transaction of the litnitcd !liability cotnpany with any olhc1· person or lJt1sincss entity, or in wl1ich the lin1itcd liability cornpany i~ inlercslccl, sl1lllllJc affected by or invaliJJted by: A. Tltc facl Lhal any one or n1orc of the rne1nbcrs of tbis lin1iled liability co1npany is interested in or is a rnernber or director of another business entity; or B. The fact that any n1crnber, individually or jointly with others, n1ay be a· party to or n1ay be interested in any sucb contract or transaction; and each and every person wbo 1nay bccorne a 1nen1bcr of lbe lin1ited liability con1pany is hereby ·. relieved fro1n any liability which rnay otherwise arise by reason of his contract with d1c li.tnilcclliubilily cornpany for tbe benefit of hirnse1f or any business enlity in which he tnay be in any way interested. .. . ~ ARTICLE XI \ INDElvlNIFICATIONS AI~TICLES or: ORGAN!ZJ.. TION SITKA AfRCRAFT & SUPPOI~T SERVICES, L.L.C. Page 4 of ·1 I .·~...... ·1"'- ..._o,.'·M-·.,· ,_~...... _...,....-'Uo.u~~u. . ._ L•fl...... -t~i.J~~..,..,~,.~I)..(J)..'~-.;_·..;.·ri .. ti.*J...,: "'""~: ...... _ w..l'• .h., J...,.-,--..,v~·ri.J.-, 1 "..\ ·-'-• I ..,...:,....,...... , .... 1 . 1\. ·The litl1ilc d p~!rly or is llnl"<1kllcll to Lc 1nack a pinly lo Zlll)1 LiH·c.llctlctl, JWllllin~ or cumplcktl tldion, ~uil or prncccfLnt;, \V/1cllwr civil, crin1ii1t1~, tldtnini!:'lralivc or invcslig~1livc . (l:tlll'l' ~han (11] clcliun l,y or in Lllc rigbl of dlC lin~ilcclli B. Tl1e litnitcd li;tbility co1npany n1ny inclctnnify nny person wl1o wns or is ,,, . '.. . a parly or is tfucalencd lo he tnacle il p;1rly Lo ;1n,y tbrealenccl, pending or co~1plctcd .. ·.. . . action or suit hy or in the right of tl1~e~lin1ited li.abP-ity con1pany to procure a )udgmcnt in its .favor Ly reason of the ~ad tl.1al.l~e~ is or was a m~nager, oUice.r, . · cn1ployec, f1duc1ary or agent of the Lnuted bab1l1ty con1pany or Is or was serv1ng at d1e re(ltlest of the agcn t of the a no tlwr lirnitcJ lia~ility cotn pany, corporution, purtncrship, joint venture, trust or other cnlcrprisb against expenses (including ttllorncy fees) actuall:: and reasonably incurred hy hitn in connection with the defense or scldernen t of such action or suit if he at ted in good faith and in a manner J,c rcilsonal+ lwlicvcd to be in the besl interests of the limited liability co1npa11y; but no inden1nification sl1all be !node ir1 respect of any clai~1, issue or tnatler as to whicb such person has been Jcljudged ~o be liable for negligence or n1isconctuct in tbe pcrfonnancc of bis duty to the l,irniied liubility cornpany un1css and only to the exlenl that the courl in wbicl1 sucl? action or suit wns brought dcter.rnines upon application that, despite tl1c adjudication of liability, but in view of all -.:~rcur11stan ccs of d1e case, such pcrso11 is fairly ~nd reasonably en titled to jndetnnificat.ion for sucl1 expenses wl1icl1 sucb courl dccn1s proper. C. To the extent that a manc1ger, officer, en1ployee, fiduciary or agent of a AI~TICLES OF ORGANIZATION SITKA AII(CR.AFT & SUPPORT SERVICES, L.L.C. · ·rageT"") o- o [ · b- cmpor;;l i<>n h.-,, k·en suc'Ll·ssful 011 lhl' merils in LJense of anv acliun, sui I m procccclin~ rv(crrctltu in {;\)or (B) of tl1is i\_rliclci or in (lefen~;e of .:1ny cL1im, is:;ue ur Illi1Lkr tl1ercin, l1c shuJl be indemnified c1gainstiexpens1cs (including ;~Llorney f,·cs) llllt! <1du,1/lv, rc',1SOiub1v• jnCL·l·red ~JV' l1i1n in conncclionI diercwil11. I D. .i-\ny indcn1nificolion under (1\) c.1nd (B) of this Arlicle {unless orclcrctl by a court) and ~1s distinguisbcd frcnn (C) of lbis A.xticlc sbal1 be n1<1cte by the li1niled liobilily con1pany only Zts authorized in the specific case upon a detennination tl1at inclellllJ ification of d1c Jnanager, oHicer, en1ployee, fiduciary or agent is proper in tbc circtnnslances because he l1as n1cl tbc applicab1c standard of conduct sel forlb in (A) ilncl (B) above. Sucf1 clcterrnination sl1aU be n1adc by the tne1nbcrs by a n1ajorily vole of J quonun consisting of n1ernbers who were not parties lc such action, suit or proceeding, or, if sudt a quonnn js nol obtainable or, even if ohtainabJe, if a quoruin of disintcrcslcclinenllJL'rs so directs, by independent legal counsel in a wrillcn opinion. ; ;,I ' :~: ~ 1 I . E. Expenses (including attqrpey fees) ~n;urrcd in defending a civil or critninal action, suit or proceeding n1ay be paid by;the limited Lability cornpany in ·.. advunce of tbe final disposition of such action, suit or proceeding as authorized in ·-(C) or (D) of tbis l\.rticlc upon receipt of an undcrtal~ing by or on behalf of the ) l11Ul1ilger, oHiccr, Cnlployee, fiduciary or agent to repay such amount unless it is ulliinatcly dctcnnincd tl1al be is entitled to be ind~n1nificd by tbe lin1ited liability cornpany as autborizcd in d1is Arlicle. I · F. Th•: indemnification provided by this lticlc shall not be deemed I exclusive of any other rightsto wl1ich those inden1rtif-ied may be entitled under any opcr.:1ling agrcctnent, a~recn1ent, vote of n1en1bers,, or otherwise, and any procedure provided for by any of the foregoing, both as to action in his oHicial capacily and as lo adion in anod1er capClcity wbile balding sucb office, arid shall continue as loa person \vbo l1as ccl1sccl to lJc a tnanagcr, officer, e1nployee,1 fiduciary or agent and sl1aJJ inure to tl1c benefit of heirs, executors and adininistrators of sucb a person. G. The li1nited liability co1npany rnay purcl1use and maintain insurance on behalf of any person who is or was a 1nanager, officer, en1ployee, fiduciary or agent of the Ln1ited liability con1pany, or who is or was serving at the request of the litnited liability con1pany as a manager, officer, employee, f-iduciary or agent of ARTICLES OF Ol(GANIZJ\TION SITKA AIRCRAFT & SUPJ!ORT SERVICf:S, L.L.C. Pnge 6 of 6 I e111olhl'r litnitcd JiJlJilily cotnpany, corporlllio11, pi1rLnJrship, joinl vcnlurc, lrusl or o dll' r c n l c r p r i s (~ c1 t; c1 i n s L i1ll y li a bil i l y ,1 s ~; c rl c d J ga i 11 s l l{ i 111 a n J i n c u rr c cl by hi t n i 11 ,lilY sucl1 capilcily or clrisin~ oul of l1is slnlus .1s sucl1, .wLeLl1er or nol d1e lin1ileLl littbilily c:otnpe1ny woulcl have tbc power lo inclctnnify l1in1 againsl sucl1 liability under provisio:1s of tl1is J\rlicle. ARTICLE XII POWER TO Alv1END AR'TICLES Tl1e rnetnbers l1ereby retain tbe right and power to an1cnd tbesc Arlicles of Organizatinn at any litne and ilS allowed and provide({ for in AS 10.50.100. 'f.' 1\RTICLE XIII ORGANIZERS ~ , ' The na1ne, address and proposea in Lerests of tbd organizers clrC as follows: I Scott I-Iarris, 01anagcr 607 Biorka Strccl Sitka, AJaska 99835 De;1nis Tbacl~e·r, 1\!lcrnher Route 1, P.O. Box367 Rccdspoint, .lvlontana 59069~0367 Lau ret L. I Joan E. Thacker, lv1etnber Route 1, P.O. Box367 Rcedspoint, Montana 59069-0367 .,, Al~TICLES Of Ol(GANIZATrON SITKA AIRCRAFT & SUPPORT SEf(VlCES, L.L.C. l\1gc 7 of 7 ,_ I ~ I I IN \'CITNLSS \\llll:l~l:l-JI:, W<' 11.1\\c ltL'I'L'tllllc) ~c\ Ill)' lt.lii DATE ,2-(y(\., L ,. ___::~~b,;.:'o-__ r---:--)~--•______Scoll I-L•rri~, 0 r~Jni;~r /--- 1- - DATE : 2 - A8 - c•c.J ~l~ ,· ATTES'T: ) ss. THIS IS TO CEI<'flfY that on this~ day o~OO, before me, tl1e undersigned, a NoLJry Public in and for d1c State o;f Alaska, duly conunissioncd and sworn (1~ such, pcrson<1lly appe<1red Scott H i1rris, knpwn to :Jne and to n1c J~nown lobe tJu~ individual described in und who executed tl1p foregoing inslrun1enl, and l1c acknowledged lo n1c Lhut he signed and sculcd the s~rne freely and voluntarily for the uses <1nJ purpos<.:.3 therein JlleJJtjoncd. \X!ITNESS xny band and oHicial seal the day, n1onth, and year in this certif-icate firsl above tncntioncd. A(, - ~~l=NIZATION SlTKA AIRCJQ\FT & SUPPORT SERVICES, L.L.C. Pngc 8 of 8 j I . ! i ·I 'j N () l, Ll y I \ 1J J li r • i 1~ , llll! fur /\ Lt s Ld 1\'l y l 'r 1 111111 i ::;s i (_) 11 I~ x pi l'L' .s: S" · ':) ( ..__ ~ 2.- .J J STAT/~ (_)Fi\L.ASJv\ 1 ) ..c.'...... ,. I . THIS lS TO CERfiFY tJ,,,t on tl1is "'5/ t;{_ day of ~- - /L , :WOO, before '!'"' tLe umlcrsignct!, .1 Notary Public in and for tJ,.., -if~ No - u J c in and for Alasba lvl nission Expires: s- .. ":J / .. j) ""2....- STATE Of ALASKA ) ) ss. I i I ji_ ~ THIS IS TO CEIUIFY that on this::;;{ '![d~~Y of~O, before me, tl,c undersigned, c1 N olary Public in and for d1e Slate of Alaska, duly con11nissioned and sworn as such, personally appeared Joan E. Thacker, known lome and to rne J~nown to be tbe individual descrjbed in and who executed the foregoing instn1n1ent, and he acknowledged lo rne that be signe(1 and sealed tl1e sarnc freely and voluntarily for the uses and purpo;;cs therein n1enlioned. \'\'lTNE S S rny band and official seal the day, tnonth, and year in tbis certificate first above 1neni ioned. ARTICLES OF OI ,,.· '.. ··J.' .:·.t STATE OF;\LASIV\ .. ·.' ·~ ) ss. · THIS IS TO CERTIFY tl1al on this 31_ !!-_day of ~2000, before tne, t:hc undersigned, a Notary Public in and f?r the State of Alaska, duly con1rnissioncd and sworn as sucb, personally appeared qennis Thacker, known to me lind to n1c known to he the individual described in and who executed thP. foregoing i nstnu11cn t, and J1c acknowJedged lo me that he signed abd sealed the san1e freely and voluntarily for the uses and purposes therein mcntioncdj \\'!ITNES S rny hand and official seal the day, n1o~th, an~ year in this certif-icalc {irsl above n1cntioned. 1 I ublic in and for Alasba -...... __..~~Inission Expires: a:;-. ~( ,.,~ L • I ' ARTI_(JLES OF ORGANIZATION SITKA AIRCRAFT & SUPPOI~T Sci~VICES, L.L.C. Page 10 of 10 '.... ·, I I S'f1\NDARD INDUSTRlf\L CLASSIFICi'l-TlON (S.I.C.) CODE LIST STATE1'.1ENT The Standard Industrial Classification code nunler which most closely - I - I tlescri~es lhc aclivi lies in wt1ich SitL~cl Aircraft & Aviati~n Supporl Services, LLC I will engage in lhe Slate of AL1ska is 4210. I Dale: Scpb~n1bcr 1, ~2000 I • ' .• I tt.\t ...··:·-• .. oo....L'-E..t. ~ J~ I ,,. -~ .• •• I .• .~ , .. Statl:c <}f AJaska l}CJ.lart~'l]el!t of Cor11ntuJ1!ty and Econo1nic J)evei,O(l!llei]t Divis.i!?I~ of Ba11king~ Securities aiid Corporatiotts ·. CERTIFICATE OF I;. I ORGANIZATION Limited liability Company The undersigned, as Cornmissioner of C01nn1unity and Economic Development of the I State of Alaska, hereby certifies tht1t Articles of Organiz.ation of I SITKA AIRCRAFT & SUPPCRT SERVICES, L.L.C. have been received in this office and have been founJ to conform to law. ACCORDINGLY, the undersigned, as Commissioner of Community and Economic Development, and by virtue of the authority vested in me by law, hereby issues this Certificate of Orgm1ization and attaches hereto the original copy of the Articles of Organization. ·• IN TESTHv10NY WHEREOF, I execute this certificate and affix the Great Seal of the State of Alaska on SEPTEI'riBER 5, 200~ ' ) ' ~!(\_fJo!ciJL U/~.:~~~/~~ r Deborah B. Sedwick \" . Commissioner of Conununity and Economic Development - I ,1noli1L·r litnitcclliJI)ilily cotnpany, corporlllion, p;1rlnJrship, joinl vcnlurc, lrusl or olher cnlcrprisc J8Jin~t .:111y liability ,ls~;crlccl .:1g.1insl l{i1n anti incurrccl by l1i1n 111 ,111)' sucl1 Cil!JilCily or ilrisin~ Olll of l1is slalus ,1S sucl1, wllcLlll'f or nol d1e Jjn1ilctl liabilily cotnpany would have d1c power lo indctnnify hin1 againsl sucl1 liabilily under provisio:1s of this J\rlicle. ARTICL[ XII POWER TO Alv1END ART'ICLES Tbe rne1nhers hereby retain the right llnd power to atncnd tbese Articles of Organiza~inn at any lin1e and as allowed and provided for in AS 10.50.100. .. 't,'' 1\RTICLE XIII ORGANIZERS ~ , . The na1ne, address and proposed in leresls of Lhd organizers cHC as follows: I Scott I-Iarris, 01anagcr 607 Biorka Streel Sitka, Alaska 99835 De)lnis Tbacl~e·r, lvlernl!er Route 1, P.O. Box367 Rccdspoint, lvlontana 59069~0367 Laura L. Kronspcrgcr, l'v1erllbcr 607 Biorl~a S trecl Sid~i1, i\Jast~a 99835 Joan E. Thacker, lvle1nber Route 1, P.O. Box367 Rcedspoint, Montana 59069-0367 . Al ,.· ~k "L L.!(kedJ',__ . . Jojfl t. ~.h0cbcr, Organizer ~ \ . I .•. ATTEST: ST;\TE OF 1\L\SKr\ ) ss. TI-llS IS TO CEI \'(fiTNESS tny l1and and oHicial seal the day, n1onth, and year in this certif-icate fi rsl above 1ncn tion cd. SlTKA AIRCI~\FT & SUPPORT SERVICES, I....L.C. Pngc 8 of 8 N(lLtry 1\,Lli,· i1~ .lllll ft~r /\ltt~-J~~ 1\' l y l 'r 1111 111 i ~ ~ i l) 11 I~ :-: pi r L' s : 'S · =) ( .. STATE: OFALASJ0\ ) L'>'.:_-, _.,. THIS IS TO CEI.(f!FY tk1t on this~ t:f_ day of , ::woo, before q1c, lhe uudcrsigncd, .1 Notary Public in and for d1e :::;ta e of 1\bsb1, duly: '1.' corntnissioncd and sworn as sucl1, personally appeared Laura L. Krot:spcrger, I~nown lp rne t1nct lo me l.:nown lo be lhe individuol described in and who execulctl tl1e foregoing inslrurnenl, ilnd he acknowledged to nle·tbal he signed and sealed tbc san1c freely and voluntarily for tbc uses and purposes therein n1cnlro~ccl. I . > \X!ffNESS rny• band and official seal the day, Jlwntb,I and year in this ccrtific"t~ fir~t ohovc rncnlioncd. I I No - u J c in and for AJasha lvl nission Expires: s- .. 3/ .. i) '"2-- STATE Of ALASKA ) ) ss. I I I Jl_ ~ Tl liS IS TO CEIHIFY that on tl1is -::;;{ '![J~y of~O, hcforc me, the undersigned, .:1 Nolary Public in and for lbc Slale of Alaska, duly con11nissioncd and sworn us sucl1, personally appeared Joan E. Thacker, known to me and to tne J~nown to be the individuul descrjbed in and who executed the foregoing instrun1ent, and he acknowledged lo n1e that be signe(1 Zind sealed tl1e sarnc f-reely and voluntarily for the uses and purposes therein n1enlioned. \'\!JTNE SS rny hand and official seal the day, rnontl1, and year in tbis certificate first above Incni ioned. ARTICLES OF OI N (rf,, ry )uhl i c i 11 ,1 ~~~·! for 1\ los L.'il j\'iy'~Jllis::;ion E:-:pirl'~: 5 r :j? L 0 ~ .,.,,· STATE OF;\LASIV\ ·~ ) ss. THIS IS TO CERTIFY tbat on this 2___JI:._ day of ~2000, before rne, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and ffr the State of Alaska, du1y cotnn1issioned and sworn as such, personally appeared Dennis Thacker, known to me 1 1111d to 111e known to be the individual described in and wl1o executed thP. foregoing i nstnu11cn t, and he acknowledged to me that he signed abd sealed the san1e freely and voluntarily for the uses and purposes therein mentioned~ . \\'"llTNES S rny hand and official seal the day, tno~th, and year in this certificate firsl above n1enlioncd. 1 I ublic in and for Alasha .____."'~nl iss ion Ex pi res: ?. ~( ,.() L ~· • I ~ •; . 'ifl ARTICLES OF ORGANIZATION SITKA AII(CRAFf & SUPPORT SI:RVICES, L.L.C. P I I ST1\NDARD INDUS'TRIAL CLASSIFICATION (S.I.C.) CODE LIST STATEl\1ENT I ' The St;mdard Industrial Classification code nun1cr wbich most closely I . I descri~es lhc activities in whicb SitL~Cl Ajrcraft & Aviati~n Support Services, LLC I will engogc in d1e Sl,1tc of Alaska is 4210. I DaLe: S cplc rn ber 1, 2000 ,.· ;·~; ·, ~- .. •. ·. ''• • I StaQ:c of _AJaska l}Cflartb'l]eJ!t of Coi11ll1UJt1ty and E~onornic J)evelo!J!llent Divisi~xD of Banking~ Securities aild Corporatiotls ·. CERTIFICATE OF ... I ORGANIZATION limited liability Company The undersigned, as Commissioner of Conununity and Economic Development of the I State of Alaska, hereby certifies that Articles of Organiz.ation of I SITKA AIRCRAFT & SUPPGRT SERVICES, L.L.C. have been received in this office and have been founJ to conform to law. ACCORDINGLY, the undersigned, as Commissioner of Community and Economic Development, and by virtue of the authority vested in me by law, hereby issues this Certificate of Org~mization and attaches hereto the original copy of the Articles of Organization. ·. IN TESTitv10NY WHEREOF, I execute this certificate and affix the Great Seal of the State of Alaska on SEPTEI'riBER 5, 200~ \(\_lJo'lciJL L)_).~~l,~->~ , Deborah B. Sedwick \: . Commissioner ofConununity and Economic Development w STATE OF ALASKA FUed for Rec!:·· ' Alaska File Number: State .,f AlasL. 2004 70892 D BIENNIAL REPORT JAN 3 0 2004 Limited Liability Company Dept. o1 ·.. _A,j,. fl. 1t For the period ending December 31,2003 Economic Develo~'fT• Name of Entity: Mailing Address of Entity: SITKA AIRCRAFT & SUPPORT SERVICES, 607BIORKA L.L.C. SITKA AK 99835 Name and Mailing Address of Registered Agent: Physical Address of Agent if Mailing Address is a PO Box or Mail Stop LAURA L KRONSPERGER SITKA AIRCRAFT & SUPPORT SERVICES, L.L.C. 607BIORKA SITKA AK 99835 The registered agent information and the name of the entity cannot be changed using this form. You can request the necessary form to change the information by calling 907_.465-2530 or visit our website at mvw.comrations.alaska:gov -· A limited liability company organized in a state other than Alaska must list the address of its principal office in the state or country where it is organized. Principal office address of foreign LLC: List the names and addresses ofthe managers of the company, or, if the company is not managed by a manager, the names and addresses of the members ofthe company. You must also list the name and address of each person owning at least five percent interest in the company and the percentage or· mterest owne db)Y that person. Please note th at th'IS report may not be m1 e d t1or recor d 1·r t h e reqmre· d ·m fi onnat10n · IS· not provt'd ed . Title-Check Name Mailing Address City, State Zip ·~Interest Held Applicable Box [J Member {JOI ~~ ()~!l-A $T. at' Manager ~ L. \L,Ur\l~f'8l.t$ Crt.. S..m'-A- .ktL l) q_ R' 3S" 501. &r Member G,o1 g, o(LILA- S:: T. SD7. c Manager rl.o6GYu- Q.0 rr ftA1l-. Foreign LLC (State of Domicile not Alaska) -$200 1 2004 -137.50 If ost marked after Febru 1, 2004-247.50 Mail the completed report and the applicable fees to: State of Alaska RECEIVED Corporation Section PO Box 110808 JAN 3 0 200't Revised t 1-2003 alb Juneau, AK 9981 J-0808 DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Tab 10 EXHIBIT HAS-1 0 AFFIDAVIT OF AIRCRAFT COMPLIANCE HARRIS AIR Affidavit of Safety Compliance STATE OF: ALAS Mark W. Hackett b ing first duly sworn, deposes and says: 1. Tha he is duly qualified and serving as Director of Operations Harri Aircraft Services, Inc. ("H · s Air") and that he is authorized to and does make this a:ffidav· for it. 2. Tha all aircraft currently owned and leased, or in the future will be ned and leased, by Harris A r, have been/will be certified by the Federal Aviation Adminis currently comply/ ·u comply with all applicable Federal Aviation Administration 121 as well as the noise standards of part 36 of the Federal A v Regulations. I . . ...il 1!1.r~)c ':..... lu2;.(:,'I ~{l . ~ Signature ' Tab 11 EXHIBIT HAS-11 NARRATIVE EXHIBIT HAS-11 Applicant was formed as an Alaska corporation on September 22, 1998 by R. Scott Harris and Laura Lynn Kronsperger and originally conducted business as an aircraft maintenance facility. It purchased its first aircraft, a Cessna float-plane, in 1999 and commenced Part 135 intra-Alaska on demand air taxi operations in Southeast Alaska. In support of growing demand, the company in 2000 added its second aircraft, another float-plane. In 2003, the applicant added a third aircraft, an IFR equipped twin-engined Piper Chieftain to focus on the needs of Southeast Alaska residents and regularly scheduled, direct flights between points in Southeast Alaska with this 9-pax aircraft. With its current fleet of four ( 4) float-plane and wheeled aircraft, Applicant currently operates air taxi and intra-state scheduled service to numerous locations in Southeast Alaska. Applicant's FAR 135 Ops Specs authorizes scheduled services between the airports and sea-plane bases of Sitka, Juneau, Haines, Hoonah, Angoon, Pelican, Tennekee, Kake, Petersburg, Wrangell, Port Alexander, Skagway, and Klawock, and since 1999 Applicant has provided Essential Air Service between Sitka and Port Alexander. Applicant was already tentatively found fit by the Department as a commuter earlier this year. See: DOT Order 2014-3-2 Tab 12 EXHIBIT HAS-12 FAA CERTIFICATE ,._~'~ 't. '·~·:· U5 Depollmenr or Tronsportohon Ntdtrol Avfatlon Administration Operating Certificate This certifies that HARRIS AIRCRAFT SERVICES, INC. 400 AIRPORT ROAD SITKA, AK 99835 has met the requirements of the Federal Aviation Act of 1958. as amended, and the rules, regulations, and standards prescribed therein. for the issuance of this certificate and is authorized to operate as an Air Operator and conduct INTRASTATE COMMON CARRIAGE OPERATIONS in accordance with said Act and its rules, regulations. and standards: and the terms, conditions, and limitations containP.d in the apporved operations specifications. T~1is certificate is not transferable and, unless canceled, suspended, superseded, surrendered or revoked. shall continue in effect indefinitely By Direction ot the Administrator Certificate number: HOYC844I --:J·b~7(Signature) ~·- Effective date:J.e.b.r.uar.}L24- 1..9.99 _Ter Gordon• Manager (TitJe) Issued at: Juneau FSDO AL-05___ _ FAA Form 0430-21 l6-87) Tab 13 ------·---- ·------·-- EXHIBIT HAS-13 ILLUSTRATIVE SERVICE PROPOSAL Depart Arrive Frequency Depart Arrive Frequency Depart to Klawock Klawock to Sitka 8:15am M,T, W, Th, F 8:30am 9:30am M,T, W, Th 3:15 m M,T, W, TH, F, S, Su 3:30 m 5:00 m M,T, W, TH F, S Su to Kake Kake to Sitka 10:20am M, T, W, TH, F, S, Su 10:30am 11:00an M, T, W, TH, F, S, Su 4:20 m 5:00 m M,T, W, TH, F to to Sitka 10:00am M, T, W, TH, F, S, Su 10:5am M, T, W, TH, F, S, Su Isitka to Wrangell to Sitka 10:00am M, T, W, TH, F, S, Su 11:00am 11:50am M, T, W, TH, F, S, Su Sitka to Juneau Juneau to Sitka 8:00am M, T, W, TH, F 8:10am 6:00 m M,T, W, TH F, S Su 6:05 m to Gustavus Gustavus to Sitka 7:30am 8:20am M, T, W, TH, F 8:25pm 9:15am M, T, W, TH, F 5:00 m 5:45 m M,T, W TH, F,S,Su 5:50 m 6:45 m M,T, W, TH, F S Su Sitka to Hoonah Hoonah to Sitka M, T, W, TH, F 9:15am M, T, W, TH, F M,T, W, TH, F, S, Su 6:45 m M,T, W, TH F S, Su to Sitka M,T, W, TH, F, S, Su 2:30 m M,T, W, TH, F,S,Su Pelican to Sitka M, W& F 1:45 m 2:20 m M, W& F to Tenakee Tenakee to Sitka 2:00 m M, W& F 2:05 m 2:40 m M, W& F to Port Alexander Port Alexander to Sitka 11:30am 12:15pm T & F 12:30pm 1:15pm T & F !Klawock to Kake Kake to Klawock 8:30am 10:25am M,T, W, TH, F, S, Su 10:30am 3:15 m M,T,W, TH, F,S,Su Klawock to Petersbur Petersbur to Klawock 8:30am 10:35am M, T, W, TH, F, S, Su 10:45am 3:15 m M, T, W, TH, F, S, Su Klawock to Wran ell Wran ell to Klawock 8:00am 11:05am M, T, W, TH, F, S, Su 11:10am 3:15 m M, T, W, TH, F, S, Su Klawock to Juneau Juneau to Klawock 3:30pm 5:30pm M, T, W, TH, F, S, Su 8:10am 3:15pm M, T, W, TH, F, Klawock to Gustavus Gustavus to Klawock 5:45 m M,T, W, TH, F, S, Su 8:20am 9:15am M,T, W, TH, F to Hoonah Hoonah to Klawock 5:55pm M, T, W, TH, F, S, Su 8:30pm 9:15am M, T, W, TH, F to Petersburg Petersburg to Kake 10:30am 10:45am M, T, W, TH, F, S, Su 10:55am 11:15am M, T, W, TH, F, S, Su IKake to Wrangell Wrangell to Kake 10:30am 10:55am M,T, W, TH, F, S, Su 11:05am 11:15am M,T,W, TH,F,S,Su to Juneau Juneau to Kake 5:35 m M, T, W, TH, F, S, Su 8:15am 10:25am M, T, W, TH, F to Gustavus Gustavus to Kake 5:45 m M, T, W, TH, F, S, Su 8:25am 10:25am M, T, W, TH, F to Hoonah Hoonah to Kake 5:55 m M, T, W, TH, F, S, Su 8:30am 10:25am M, T, W, TH, F Wran ell Wran ell 11:10am M, T, W, TH, F, S, Su 11:15am Petersbur to Juneau Juneau 10:45am 5:30pm M, T, W, TH, F, S, Su 8:15am M, T, W, TH, F Petersbur to Gustavus Gustavus to Petersburg 10:45am 5:45pm M,T, W, TH, F, S, Su 8:25am 9:15am M,T, W, TH, F IPetersbur to Hoonah Hoonah to Petersburg 5:55 m M, T, W, TH, F, S, Su 8:30 m 9:15am M, T, W, TH, F to Juneau Juneau to Wran ell 11:05am 5:35 m M, T, W, TH, F, S, Su 8:15am 10:25am M, T, W, TH, F to Gustavus Gustavus to Wran ell 11:05am 5:45 m M, T, W, TH, F, S, Su 8:25am 10:25am M, T, W, TH, F to Hoonah Wran ell to Kake 5:55 m M, T, W, TH, F, S, Su 8:30am 10:25am M, T, W, TH, F, S, Su to Hoonah Hoonah to Juneau 10:25am 8:35am 8:50pm M, T, W, TH, F 5:55 m 6:00 m M T, W TH, F to Gustavus Gustavus to Juneau 10:35am M, T, W, TH, F, S, Su 8:25am 8:40am M, T, W, TH, F 5:45 m M, T, W TH, F, S, Su 6:00 m 6:15 m M, T, W, TH, F to Gustavus Gustavus to Hoonah 8:50am M, T, W, TH, F, S, Su 9:00am 9:15am M, T, W, TH, F 6:15pm M, T, W, TH, F, S, Su 6:25pm 6:45pm M, T, W, TH, F Tab 14 EXHIBIT HAS-14 I-YEAR PROJECTED P&L The following Revenue Forecast and Income Statement is based on actual sales. The forecast shows an increase in activity based on our current schedule and aircraft usage. The existing 9 passenger seat, IFR twin engine aircraft effectively support the current schedule between Sitka, Kake, Klawock, Hoonah, Haines, Petersburg, Wrangell and Juneau. There is sufficient historic data to show that our involvement with Southeast Alaska Regional Health Consortium ("the Consortium") for routine patient and staff travel has resulted in a customer base of hundreds of employees and patients requiring routine transportation services to the Consortium's main hospital in Sitka, Alaska. In addition to runway service, Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. currently supports several water access only locations, such as, Angoon, Port Alexander and Pelican on a limited schedule. The financial statements provide data supporting our application. HARRIS AIRCRAFT SERVICES, INC. Proforma Income Statement for the Months Ended Unaudited 9/30/2014 10/31/2014 11/30/2014 12/31/2014 1/31/2015 2/28/2015 3/31/2015 4/30/2015 5/31/2015 6/30/2015 7/31/2015 8/31/2015 12 Month Total SALES Aircraft Revenue 195,794 150,335 104,476 89,328 8a164 103,982 113,573 155,163 248,475 302,545 302,587 296,653 2,151,074 Freight Revenue 6,827 8,911 7,453 6,192 ~396 5,442 8,534 15,214 9,874 8,586 13,230 11,029 105,687 Maintenance Revenue 5,899 1,061 23,484 (950) 5,360 1,880 21,312 48,359 16,199 28,171 20,487 171,263 Rental Revenue 3,784 3,313 3,168 3,348 ~168 3,168 3,163 3,168 3,588 5,016 4,174 4,777 43,834 Other Revenue 1,317 1,301 659 (1,480) 134 94 977 413 905 1,606 1,171 1,599 8,696 TOTAL SALES 213,621 164,921 139,240 96,437 101,223 114,566 126,247 195,270 311,201 333,952 349,333 334,545 2,480,555 EXPENSES OPERATING EXPENSES Wages 82,044 88,724 64,440 68,435 63,718 74,016 60,471 73,446 92,755 90,548 84,788 90,584 933,969 Fuel 52,746 43,511 35,719 30,698 26,148 18,461 37,748 36,189 65,273 46,912 62,175 59,149 514,729 Insurance 21,414 32,996 30,778 37,205 16,520 14,996 8,250 162,158 Leases, Equipment 8,150 8,150 8,150 8,150 8,150 8,150 8,150 8,150 8,150 8,150 5,967 8,150 95,617 Maintenance 6,052 21,271 56,339 26,065 4,478 665 71 55,928 1,813 28,361 53,369 23,495 277,906 Other Operating 858 1,835 4,478 2,208 2,094 3,457 3,874 4,380 2,244 1,961 998 2,095 30,482 TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES 149,851 184,905 169,125 168,552 104,586 104,749 141,092 215,298 170,235 192,452 222,293 191,723 2,014,862 ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES Office Expenses 429 2,319 2,366 2,202 2,623 1,608 3,021 2,006 1,126 1,983 7,481 304 27,468 Rents 6,453 6,583 6,637 6,953 6,716 6,721 6,686 6,768 7,291 6,378 6,716 7,154 81,056 Utilities 3,300 3,443 5,835 4,517 4,597 7,990 3,451 4,726 2,466 2,665 3,231 1,451 47,670 Outside Services 124 525 102 175 350 70 705 293 834 198 3,375 Other-Administrative 3,858 1,737 7,931 4,169 1,089 1,013 4,220 6,087 7,764 5,924 7,125 6,089 57,007 TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES 14,164 14,607 22,870 18,016 15,376 17,401 17,378 20,292 18,940 17,783 24,554 15,196 216,575 TOTAL EXPENSES 164,015 199,512 191,995 186,568 119,962 122,150 158,470 235,589 189,175 210,235 246,847 206,919 2,231,437 INCOME/ Interest Expense/ NET INCOME/ FINANCIAL FITNESS TEST ANALYSIS Financial Fitness Analysis There are no certification, pre-operating or start-up costs and the twelve months expenses associated with operations is $2,231,437 million. Using the Department's financial formula, three months of normal operations expenses during the first year are therefore estimated to be $557,859 ($2,231,437/4). Based on this formula, it is asserted that Harris Air will need access to approximately $557,859. To support Harris Air's ability to meet the Department's traditional financial fitness test, the company has available to it a bank credit facility of $600,000. Third party verification of this bank facility showing that Harris Air has access to $600,000 s submitted at Exhibit HAS-16. Tab 16 EXHIBIT HAS-16 FUNDS AVAILABLE LETTER (CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT REQUESTED UNDER §302.12] Tab 17 EXHIBIT HAS-17 OST-95-236 CAB AGREEMENT 18900 (OST FORM 4523) LAW OFFICES PIERRE MURPHY SUITE 590 1200 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE, NW WASHINGTON, D.C. 20036 TELEPHONE: (202) 776-3980 E-MAIL: [email protected] TELECOPIER: (202) 776-3975 August 25, 2014 VIA ELECTRONIC SUBMISSION Dockets OST-95-236 Dockets Facility U.S. Department of Transportation 1200 New Jersey Avenue, SE West Building Ground Floor Room W12-140 Washington, DC 20590 Re: Harris Aircraft Services, Inc., d/b/a Harris Air: Form OST-4523 (Warsaw Waiver); Docket OST-95-236 Dear Ms. Hairston: On behalf of Harris Aircraft Services, Inc., d/b/a Harris Air ("Harris Air") we respectfully submit the attached three copies of the executed OST Form 4523. Should you have any question or comment, please do not hesitate to contact me. cc: Scott Harris (Harris Air) (via email) Docket OST 95-236 U.S. Department of Transportation Office of the Secretary of Transportation AGREEMENT The undersigned carriers (hereinafter referred to as "the Carriers") hereby agree as follows: 1. Each of the Carriers shall, effective May 16, 1966, include the following in its conditions of carriage, including tariffs embodying conditions of carriage filed by it with any govemment: "The Carrier shall avail itself of the limitation of liability provided in the Convention for the Unification of Certain Rules Relating to lnt~mational Carriage by Air signed at Warsaw October 12th, 1929, or provided in the said Convention as amended by the Prot~col s1gned at The Hague September 28th, 1955. However, in accordance with Article 22(1) of said Convention, or said Convention as amended by said Protocol, the Carrier agrees that, as to all intemational transportation by the Carrier as defined in the said Convention or said Convention as amended by said Protocol, which, according to the contract of Carriage, includes a point in the United States of America as a point of origin, point of destination, or agreed stopping place (1) The limit of liability for each passenger for death, wounding, or other bodily injury shall be the sum of US $75,000 inclusive of legal fees and costs, except that, in case of a claim brought In a State where p'rovision is made for separate award of legal fees and costs, the limit shall be the sum of US $58,000 exclusive of legal fees and costs. (2) The Carrier shall not, with respect to any claim arising out of the death, wounding, or other bodily injury of a passenger, avail itself of any defense under Article 20(1) of said Convention or said Convention as amended by said Protocol. Nothing herein shaU be deemed to affect the rights and liabilities of the Carrier with regard to any claim brought by, on behalf of, or in respect of any person who has willfully caused damage which resulted in death, wounding, or other bodily injury of a passenger: 2. Each Carrier shall, at the time of delivery of the ticket, fum ish to each passenger whose transportation is governed by the Convention, or the Convention as amended by the Hague Protocol, and by the special contract described in paragraph 1, the following notice, vmlch shall be printed in type at least as large as 10 point modem type and in ink contrasting with the stock on (i) each ticket; (ii) a piece of paper either placed in the ticket envelope with the ticket or attached to the ticket; or (iii) on the ticket envelope: .. ADVICE TO INTERNATIONAL PASSENGER ON LIMITATION OF LIABILITY Passengers on a journey involving an ultimate destination or a stop in a country other than the country of origin are advised that the provisions of a treaty known as the Warsaw Convention may be applicable to the entire journey, including any portion entirely within the country of origin or destination. For such passengers on a joumey to, from, or with an agreed stopping place in the United States of America, the Convention and special contracts of carriage embodied in applicable tariffs provide that the liability of [certain ]* [(name of carrier) and certain other} carriers parties to such special contracts for death of or personal injury to passengers is limited in most cases to proven damages not to exceed US $75,000 per passenger, and that this liability up to such limit shall not depend on negligence on the part of the carrier. For such passengers traveling by a carrier not a party to such special contracts or on a journey not to, from, or having an agreed stopping place in the United States of America, liability of the carrier for death or personal injury to passengers Is limited in most cases to approximately US $10,000 or US $20,000. The names of Carriers parties to such special contracts are available at all ticket offices of such carriers and may be examined on request Additional protection can usually be obtained by purchasing insurance from a private company. Such insurance is not affected by any limitation of the carrier's liability under the Warsaw Convention or such special contracts of carriage. For further information please consult your airline or insurance company representative. • 3. [This Agreement was filed with the Civil Aeronautics Board of the United States. The Board approved it by Order E-23680, adopted May 13, 1966. The Agreement (Agreement 18900) became effective May 16, 1966. On· January 1, 1985, this Agreement became the responsibility of the Department of Transportation (DOT) by operation of law.] 4. This Agreement may be signed in any number of counterparts, all of which shall constitute one Agreement. Any Carrier may become a party to this Agreement by signing a counterpart hereof and depositing it with DOT. 5. Any Carrier party hereto may withdraw from this Agreement by glving twelv and the other Carriers parties to the Agreement. •either alternative may be used. (Printed Name and Title) R. Scott Harris, President (Name and Address of Carrier) Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. d/b/a Harris Air OST Form 4523 (Formerly CAB Form 263) 400 Airport !bad Sitka, M 99835 Docket OST 95·236 U.S. Department of Transportation Office of the Secretary of Transportation AGREEMENT The undersigned carriers (hereinafter referred to as "the Carriers") hereby agree as follows: 1. Each of the Carriers shall, effective May 16, 1966, include the following In Its conditions of carriage, including tariffs embodying conditions of carriage filed by it with any government: "The Carrier shall avail itself of the limitation of liability provided In the Convention for the Unification of Certain Rules Relating to lntemational Carriage by Air signed at Warsaw October 12th, 1929, or provided in the said Convention as amended by the Protocol signed at The Hague September 28th, 1955. However, in accordance with Article 22(1) of said Convention, or said Convention as amended by said Protocol, the Carrier agrees that, as to all international transportation by the Carrier as defined in the said Convention or said Convention as amended by said Protocol, which, according to the contract of Carriage, Includes a point in the United States of America as a point of origin, point of destination. or agreed stopping place (1) The limit of liability for each passenger for death, wounding, or other bodily injury shall be the sum of US $75,000 Inclusive of legal fees and costs, except that, in case of a claim brought in a State where provision is made for separate award of legal fees and costs, the limit shall be the sum of US $58,000 exclusive of legal fees and costs. (2) The Carrier shall not, with respect to any claim arising out of the death, wounding, or other bodily injury of a passenger, avail itself of any defense under Article 20(1) of said Convention or said Convention as amended by said Protocol. Nothing herein shall be deemed to affect the rights and liabilities of the Carrier with regard to any claim brought by, on behalf of, or in respect of any person 'Nho has wi\lfully caused damage which resulted in death, wounding, or other bodily Injury of a passenger: 2. Each Carrier shall, at the time of delivery of the ticket, fum ish to each passenger whose transportation is governed by the Convention, or the Convention as amended by the Hague Protocol, and by the special contract described in paragraph 1, the following not!~, which shall be printed In type at least as large as 10 point modern type and In Ink contrasting with the stock on (i) each ticket; (li) a piece of paper either placed in the ticket envelope with the ticket or attached to the ticket; or (iii) on the ticket envelope: aADVICE TO INTERNATIONAL PASSENGER ON LIMITATION OF LIABILITY Passengers on a journey involving an ultimate destination or a stop in a country other than the country of origin are advised that the provisions of a treaty known as the Warsaw Convention may be applicable to the entire joumey, including any portion entirely within the country of origin or destination. For such passengers on a journey to, from, or with an agreed stopping place in the United States of America, the Convention and special contracts of carriage embodied in applicable tariffs provide that the liability of [certain 1* [(name of carrier) and certain other] carriers parties to such special contracts for death of or personal injury to passengers is · limited in most cases to proven damages not to exceed US $75,000 per passenger, and that this liability up to such limit shall not depend on negligence on the part of the carrier. For such passengers traveling by a carrier not a party to such special contracts or on a journey not to, from, or having an agreed stopping place rn the United States of America, liability of the carrier for death or personal injury to passengers is limited in most cases to approximately US $10,000 or US $20,000. The names of Carriers parties to such special contracts are available at all ticket offices of such carriers and may be examined on request. Additional protection can usually be obtained by purchasing insurance from a private company. Such insurance is not affected by any limitation of the carrier's liability under the Warsaw Convention or such special contracts of carriage. For further infonnation please consult your airline or insurance company representative ... 3. [This Agreement was filed with the Civil Aeronautics Board of the United States. The Board approved it by Order E-23680, adopted May 13, 1966. The Agreement (Agreement 18900) became effective May 16, 1966. On· January 1, 1985, this Agreement became the responsibility of the Department of Transportation (DOT) by operation of law.] 4. This Agreement may be signed in any number of counterparts, all of 'Nhich shall constitute one Agreement. Any Carrier may become a party to this Agreement by signing a counterpart hereof and depositing it with DOT. 5. Any Carrier party hereto may withdraw from this Agreement by giving twelve (12) months' written notice of withdrawal to DOT and the other Carriers parties to the Agreement. . ~L~~ (Stgnature and Date)~.!..-~~~~~~- ~~~~.,).__.::::::::::::::..______*Either alternative may be used. , (Printed Name and Trtle) R. Scott Harris, Presl.dent (Name and Address of Carrier) --=Harr::::::;::.;::,::i::.:s::.....:Ai;..:=.:'r=-cr,;;;;;,af;;::::.t.;;._S;:;.erv~~i;.;.ces..;;; . ;.;:;...:.r__;.:I;.;;.;nc;;.:;....:.__ d/b/a Harris Air OST Fonn 4523 (Formerfy CAB Fonn 263) 400 Airport Road Sitka, AK 99835 Docket OST 95·236 U.S. Department of Transportation Office of the Secretary of Transportation AGREEMENT The undersigned carriers (hereinafter referred to as "the Carriers") hereby agree as follows: 1. Each of the Carriers shall, effective May 16, 1966, include the following in its conditions of carriage, including tariffs embodying conditions of carriage filed by it with any government: "The Carrier shall avail itself of the limitation of liability provided In the Convention for the Unification of Certain Rules Relating to International Carriage by Air signed at Warsaw October 12th, 1929, or provided in the said Convention as amended by the Protocol signed at The Hague September 28th, 1955. However, in accordance with Article 22(1) of said Convention, or said Convention as amended by said Protocol, the Carrier agrees that. as to all international transportation by the Carrier as defined in the said Convention or said Convention as amended by said Protocot, YA\ich, according to the contract of Carriage, includes a point in the United States of America as a point of origin, point of destination, or agreed stopping place (1} The limit of liability for each passenger for death, wounding, or other bodily injury shall be the sum of US $75,000 inclusive of legal fees and costs, except that, in case of a claim brought in a State where provision is made for separate award of legal fees and costs, the limit shall be the sum of US $58,000 exclusive of legal fees and costs. (2) The Carrier shall not, with respect to any claim arising out of the death, wounding, or other bodily Injury of a passenger, avail itself of any defense under Article 20(1) of said Convention or said Convention as amended by said Protocol. Nothing herein shall be deemed to affect the rights and liabilities of the Carrier with regard to any claim brought by, on behalf of, or in respect of any person who has willfully caused damage which resulted in death, wounding, or other bodily Injury of a passenger." 2. Each Carrier shall, at the time of delivery of the ticket, furnish to each passenger 'Atlose transportation is governed by the Convention, or the Convention as amended by the Hague Protocol, and by the special contract described in paragraph 1, the following notice. which shall be printed in type at least as large as 10 point modem type and in ink contrasting with the stock on (i) each ticket; (ii) a piece of paper either placed in the ticket envelope with the ticket or attached to the ticket; or (iii) on the ticket envelope: •ADVICE TO INTERNATIONAL PASSENGER ON LIMITATION OF LIABILITY Passengers on a journey involving an ultimate destination or a stop in a country other than the country of origin are advised that the provisions of a treaty known as the Warsaw Convention may be applicable to the entire joumey,lncluding any portion entirely wlthln the country of origin or destination. For such passengers on a journey to, from, or with an agreed stopping place ln the United States of America, the Convention and special contracts of carriage embodied in applicable tariffs provide that the liability of [certain 1* ((name of carrier) and certain other] carriers parties to such special contracts for death of or personal Injury to passengers is · limited in most cases to proven damages not to exceed US $75,000 per passenger, and that this liability up to such limit shall not depend on negligence on the part of the carrier. For such passengers traveling by a carrier not a party to such special contracts or on a journey not to, from, or having an agreed stopping place in the United States of America, liability of the carrier for death or personal injury to passengers is limited in most cases to approximately US $10,000 or US $20,000. The names of Carriers parties to such special contracts are available at all ticket offices of such carriers and may be examined on request Additional protection can usually be obtained by purchasing insurance from a private company. Such insurance is not affected by any limitation of the carrier's liability under the Warsaw Convention or such special contracts of carriage. For further lnfonnation please consult your airline or insurance company representative: 3. [This Agreement was filed with the Civil Aeronautics Board of the United States. The Board approved it by Order E-23680, adopted May 13, 1966. The Agreement (Agreement 18900) became effective May 16, 1966. on· January 1, 1985, this Agreement became the responsibility of the Department of Transportation (DOT) by operation of law.] 4. This Agreement may be signed in any number of counterparts, all of which shall constitute one Agreement. Any Carrier may become a party to this Agreement by signing a counterpart hereof and depositing It with DOT. 5. Any Carrier party hereto may withdraw from this Agreement by giving twe~(12)months' written notice of withdrawal to DOT and the other Carriers parties to the Agreement . · r\. ~ L\\~ ) (Sagnature and Date) ~""""""~""'~:Jo.oiJwl.)...,.,ll...Jo,~,._...,;;______*Either alternative may be used. . . • . . (Printed Name and TiUe) R. Scott Har.r1S, Pres.1.dent (Name and Address of Carrier) Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. d/b/a Harris Air OST Form 4523 (Formerly CAB Form 263) 400 Airport Road Sitka, N< 99835 Regulations.gov- Your Receipt Page 1 of2 regulations.goV Your Voice in Federa l Decision-Maklns Your comment was submitted successfully! The Department of Transportation (DOT) Other: Counterpart to Warsaw Agreement (Vols. 1 thru 11) For related information, Open Docket Folder ~ 0 Your Receipt Your comment may be viewable on Regulations.gov once the agency has reviewed it. This process is dependent Your Comment Tracking on agency public submission Number: 1jy-8dzt-a52w policies/procedures and processing times. Use your tracking number to find out the status of your comment. IL- p_m_u_rp_h_y_@_lo_p_m_u_r_ph_y_.c_o_m______.l l Email Receipt Your comment: Comment: Harris Aircraft Services, Inc., d/b/a Harris Air Form OST-4523 Warsaw Waiver Uploaded File(s) (Optional) • Warsaw Filing.pdf: success This information will appear on This information will not appear on Regulations.gov: Regulations.gov: First Name: City: Email Pierre Washington Address: pmurphy@lop Last Name: Country: murphy.com Murphy United States Phone Number: http://www .regulations.govI 8/25/2014 Regulations.gov - Your Receipt Page 2 of2 Mailing State or 202-776-3980 Address: Province: Law Offices of DC Pierre Murphy ZIP/Postal Mailing Code: Address 2: 20036 1200 New Hampshire Fax Number: Avenue, NW, 202-776-3975. Suite 590 http://www.regulations.gov/ 8/25/2014 Tab 18 EXHIBIT HAS-18 INSURANCE (OST FORM 6410) AGENCY DISPLAY OF ESnMATED BURDEN The public reporting burden for this collection of infonnation is estimated to average 30 minutes per response. If you wish to comment on the accuracy of the estimate or make suggestions for reducing this burden, please direct your comments to: U.S. Department of Transportation, Office of Aviation Analysis, X-56, 400 7ttt St., SW., Washington, D.C. 20590. According to the Paperwork Reduction Ad of 1995, no persons are required to respond to a collection of information unless it displays a valid OMB control number. Office of the Secretary of Transportation NOTE: For information on where to file completed copies of this form, see FILING INSTRUCTIONS below. OMB No. 2106-0030 ires 2-28-2011 U.S. AIR CARRIERS • CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE POLICIES OF INSURANCE FOR AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT BODILY INJURY AND PROPERTY DAMAGE LIABILITY Fl G IN TRUCTI NS: File a signed original of this form with the Federal Aviation Administration, AFS-260, 800 Independence Ave., S.W., Washington, D.C. 20 91. (See EXCEPTIONS 1 and 2 below.) EXCEPTION 1: If lock 28 on the reverse is filled in because the insured is a commuter air carrier. file a signed original of this form with the Deparbnent ofTrans rtation, Air Carrier Fitness Division, X-56, 400 7th St., SW, Washington, DC 20590. EXCEPTION 2: F r !!lX insured that is located in the State of Alaska (regardless as to whether Block 2A, 28, or 2C is filled in), file a signed original of this fonn wi h the Federal Aviation Administration, Alaskan Region Hq., AAL-230, 222 W. 711 Ave., #14, Anchorage, Alaska 99513. , except signatures.) THIS CERTIFIES T Starr lndemnitv & Liability through Starr Aviation (Name of Insurer) I has issued a policy or~olicies of Aircraft Liability Insurance to: Harris Aircraft Se ices. Inc, 400 Airport Road, Sitka, AK 99835 FAA Certificate Number HOVC8441 I (Name, address and FAA Certificate number of Insured U.S. Air Carrier) effective from Oct ber 13 2013 until ten ( 10) days after written notice from the insurer or carrier of the intent to tenninate coverage is received by the Department of Transportation. NOTE: Part 205 of Departrnenfs Regulations does not allow for a predetermined tennination date, and a certificate showing such a date is unacceptable. 1. The Insurer (C=~~~ X islicen o islicen ______to issue aircraft insurance policies; or o isana 2. U.S. AIR T* OPERA TORS (EXCLUDING U.S. COMMUTER AIR CARRIERS) WITH PART 298 AUTHORITY ONLY: The airaaft vered by this policy are SMALL AIRCRAFT (i.e., with 60 or fewer passenger seats or with a maximum payload capacity of 18,000 pou s or less). (ComPlete sePatate orcombiOfldcovemge as appropriate): o Separate Coverages: Minimum Umit PolicvNo. TVD6 of Uability Eachoerson Each Occurrence Bodily Injury Liability (Excluding Passengers) $ 75,000 $300,000 Passenger Bodily Injury $ 75,000 $751000 x 75% of total number of passenger seats installed in aircraft Property Damage $100,000 XX Combined Coverage: The amount of coverage set forth below is a single limit of liability for each occurrence at least equal to the required minimums stated above for bodily injury (excluding passengers), property damage, and passenger bodily injury. Policy No. SASICOM60034313-03 Amount of Coverage $3.000 OOQJS300,000 (N659QE & N60TFl $5,000,0001$300,000 (N200SJ & N38KC) o This policy covers CARGO operations only and excludes passenger liability insurance. OST Fonn 6410 B. U.S. COMMUTER AIR CARRIERS OR CERTIFICATED AIR CARRIERS OPERATING SMALL AIRCRAFT The aircraft covered by this policy are SMALL AIRCRAFT (i.e., with 60 or fewer passenger seats or with a maximum payload capacity of 18,000 pounds or less). (Comp/8te SSPBTate or combined COV8nHJ8 as 8DDfOl)riate): o Separate Coverages: Minimum Umit Policy No. Type of UabilitV Each P8fSOfl Each Occurrence Combined Bodily Injury (Excluding Passengers other than cargo attendants) and Property Damage Uability $300,000 $2,000,000 Passenger Bodily Injury $300,000 $300,000 x 75% of total number of passenger seats installed in aircraft o Combined Coverage: The amount of coverage set forth below is a single limit of liability for each occurrence at least equal to the required minimums stated above for bodily injury (excluding passengers}, property damage, and passenger bodily injury. · Policy No. Amount of Coverage.______ o This policy covers CARGO operations only and excludes passenger liability insurance. C. U.S. CERTIFICATED AIR CARRIERS OPERATING LARGE AIRCRAFT The aircraft covered by this policy are LARGE AIRCRAFT (i.e., with more than 60 passenger seats or with a maximum payload capacity of more than 18,000 pounds). (.Complete seoamte or combined covetage as appropriate): o Separate Coverages: Minimum Umit Policy No. Type of Uabi/ity EachD8rson Each Occurrence Combined Bodily Injury (Excluding Passengers other than cargo attendan1s) and Property Damage Liability $300,000 $20,000,000 Passenger Bodily Injury $300,000 $300,000 x 75% of total number of passenger seats installed in aircraft o Combined Coverage: The amount of coverage set forth below is a single limit of liability for each occurrence at least equal to the required minimums stated above for bodily injury (excluding passengers), property damage, and passenger bodily injury. Policy No. Amount of Coverage. ______ o This policy covers CARGO operations only and excludes passenger liability insurance. 3. The policy or policies listed in this certificate insure(s) (.Check OneJ: Make and Model FAA or Foreign Flag Registration No. o Operations conducted with all aircraft operated by the insured C-185 N6590E o Operations conducted with the following types of aircraft: DHC-2 N60TF X Operations with the following aircraft: (Use additional page if necessary) PA-31-350 N200SJ & N38KC 4. Each policy listed in this certificate meets or exceeds the requirements in 14 CFR Part 2 Starr Indemnity & Liability/Starr Aviation Falcon Insurance Aaency Inc (Name of Insurer) (Name of Broker, if applicable) 6267 Carpinteria Ave .. §te 101 P. 0. Box 3009 (Address) (Address) Carpinteria. CA 93013 Soldotna. AK 99669 (City, State, Zip Code) (City, State, Zip Code) Jim ClarK Dean Eichholz Contact (person who can verify the effectiveness of the coverage) (Officer or authorized representative) 805-745-5900 I 907-262-5548 I 907-262-5578 (Area Code, Phone Number) (Area Code, Fax Number) (Area Code, Phone Number) (Area Code, Fax Number) oA: •··~~·:~41ft.Jill 4,, ...... , .. >• ..J, ;·:Jili!IV:-- (Signatu1'8, if applicable) (Signature) 10110113 (Date) (Date) Tab 19 EXHIBIT HAS-19 OST-96-1960 FAMILY ASSISTANCE PLAN LAW OFFICES PIERRE MURPHY SUITE 590 1200 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE, NW WASHINGTON, D.C. 20036 TELEPHONE: (202) 776-3980 E-MAIL: [email protected] TELECOPIER: (202) 776-3975 August 25, 2014 VIA ELECTRONIC SUBMISSION Ms. Barbara Hairston Docket OST -96-1960 U.S. Department of Transportation 1200 New Jersey Avenue, SE West Building Ground Floor Room W12-140 Washington, DC 20590 VIA OVERNIGHT DELIVERY Mr. Michael Crook Office of Family Affairs National Transportation Safety Board 490 L'Enfant Plaza East, SW Washington, DC 20594 Re: Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. Aircraft Accident Family Assistance Plan; Docket OST-96-1960 Dear Ms. Hairston and Mr. Crook: Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. ("Harris Air") hereby submits its revised Aviation Disaster Family Assistance Plan in accordance with the requirements of 49 U.S.C. 41113, as amended by the Wendell H. Ford Aviation Investment and Reform Act for the 21st Century (P .L. 106-181, 114 Stat. 61, AprilS, 2000), and as further amended by the Vision 100- Century of Aviation FAA Reauthorization Act (P.L. 108-176 Stat. 2490, December 12, 2003). siii:rely, \ Family Assistance Plan Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. Family Assistance Plan Version 1.0 Date Published: May 1, 2014 Page 1 Family Assistance Plan Accident Plan Introduction Reference: 49 U.S.C Section 41113 This section of the Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. Family Assistance Plan (FAP) is dedicated to specifically addressing an aircraft accident. The Director of Safety is responsible for executing the Accident Plan. The Director of Safety may designate a surrogate to carry out the elements of the Accident Plan. Elements of the Accident Plan Reference: 49 U.S.C Section 41113(b) Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. is responsible to work and coordinate rescue and recovery activities with any organization designated to assist the accident. The following items will be carried out after a fatal accident. (Note: a fatality of ground personnel or a fatality caused by an aircraft not necessarily a passenger is included in this list) 1. The Director of Safety will post a toll-free number on the Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. website for relatives and interested parties to call for information related to the accident 2. The Director of Safety has a roster of associates to assist in handling phone calls. This list of names and responsibilities is on form 912. 3. Passenger (revenue and nonrevenue) names are not to be given to the press or posted on any public website until notification of relatives are complete. The Director of Safety will prepare a list of passenger fatalities and then proceed to contact family members once the passenger fatality is confirmed. Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. will inform family member inquiry as to whether or not a passenger name was on the preliminary manifest. a. Passenger confirmation process begins with the passenger manifest. Then confirmation of the fatality by the local official. There must be two sources of information__ confirming the passenger was on board and that passenger is a fatality. b. Once passenger names have been verified and a family member has been contacted by the company Family Assist person will be posted on the company website Version 1.0 Date Published: May 1, 2014 Page 2 Family Assistance Plan 4. The Director of Safety will coordinate with the local officials as to the disposition of passengers and their personal effects. This information will be made available to family members of victims. (Note: Personal items will be returned to passengers unless the artifact is needed for accident investigation.) 5. The Director of Safety will maintain control of unclaimed possessions for 18 months. At the end of the 18 month period the Director of Safety will coordinate with the FAA and NTSB officials as to the disposition of the items. 6. The Director of Safety will coordinate efforts to assist the family of a passenger in traveling to the location of the accident and provide hotel accommodations. 7. If damage is made to a structure the On-Site Coordinator will: a. Provide written notice to the owner to contact the insurer of the structure and not to rely on unofficial information. b. Provide photographic evidence of the property and damage. Public Hearing In the case of an accident in which the National Transportation Safety Board conducts a public hearing or comparable proceeding at a location greater than 80 miles from the accident, Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. will ensure that the proceeding is made available simultaneously by electronic means at a location open to the public at both the origin city and the destination city of the air carrier's flight if that city is located in the United States Monument If a monument is to be constructed regarding the accident each (immediate) family member of a passenger will be consulted about construction by the air carrier of any monument to the passengers, including any inscription on the monument. Emergency Response Plan The following Emergency Response Plan is incorporated into and is an integral part of the Fam ily Assistance Plan. Version 1.0 Date Published: May 1, 2014 Page3 Family Assistance Plan 1/ you witness an accident immediately call 911 If you are told there has been an ACCIDENT or an aircraft is OVERDUE, immediately contact: • Scott Harris Cell:907-752-0220 Home: 907-747-4950 • Mark Hackett Cell: 907-738-1990 Home 907-747-4811 If unable to reach Scott Harris or Mark Hackett and there is an ACCIDENT or an aircraft is OVERDUE: • Sitka Flight Service Station: 907-966-2221. (After hours, 1-800-992-7433) Tell them which aircraft (N200SJ, N38KC, N60TF, and N6590E), last known location of the aircraft and/or the route you expected the aircraft to fly and all other pertinent information. ABSOLUTELY no comments to the press or public. All Inquires will be forwarded to Scott Harris or Mark Hackett. Version 1.0 Date Published: May 1, 2014 Page4 Regulations.gov - Your Receipt Page 1 of2 regulations.goV Your Voice in Fede r ~l Declsion-M~king Your cornm.ent was submitted successfully! The Department of Transportation (DOT) Notice: Amendments to Air Carrier Family Assistance Plans Pursuant to Vision 100 Century of Aviation Reauthorization Act Pub. L. 108176: 117 Stat. 2490. December 12. 2003 For related information, Open Docket Folder ~ 0 Your Receipt Your comment may be viewable on Regulations.gov once the agency has Your Comment Tracking reviewed it. This process is dependent on agency public submission Number: 1jy-8dzs-j3xy policies/procedures and processing times. Use your tracking number to find out the status of your comment. Your comment: Comment: Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. Aircraft Accident Family Assistance Plan Uploaded File(s) (Optional) • Family Assistance Plan.pdf: success This information will appear on This information will not appear on Regulations.gov: Regulations.gov: First Name: City: Email Pierre Washington Address: pmurphy@lop Last Name: Country: murphy.com Murphy United States http://www.regulations.gov/ 8/25/2014 Regulations.gov - Your Receipt Page 2 of2 Mailing State or Phone Address: Province: Number: Law Offices of DC 202-776-3980 Pierre Murphy ZIP/Postal Mailing Code: Address 2: 20036 - 1200 New - - Hampshire Fax Number: - - Avenue, NW, 202-776-3975 - - Suite 590 - - - http://www.regulations.gov/ 8/25/2014 Tab20 EXHIBIT HAS-20 §243.13 PAX MANIFEST STATEMENT LAW OFFICES PIERRE MURPHY SUITE 590 1200 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE, NW WASHINGTON, D.C. 20036 TELEPHONE: (202) 776-3980 E-MAIL: [email protected] TELECOPIER: (202) 776-3975 August 25, 2014 VIA ELECTRONIC SUBMISSION Docket OST-98-3305 Dockets Facility (SVC-121.30) U.S. Department of Transportation 1200 New Jersey Avenue, SE West Building Ground Floor Room W12-140 Washington, DC 20590 Re: Harris Aircraft Services, Inc.- Statement Re: Passenger Manifest Data Collection Information; Docket OST-98-3305 Dear Ms. Hairston: Pursuant to the Passenger Manifest Information rule, 14 C.F.R. §243.13 of the Department's Regulations, on behalf of Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. ("Harris Air" or "Carrier") we respectfully submit the attached statement summarizing Harris Air's Passenger Manifest Policy. Should you have any question or comment, please do not hesitate to contact us. cc: Scott Harris (via email) HARRIS AIR, INC PASSENGER MANIFEST POLICY Effective October 1, 1998, U.S. law requires all U.S. and foreign air carriers transporting any U.S. citizens on flight to or from the United States ("covered flight segment") to collect the following information and identify passengers on their flight manifests by the passenger's FIRST NAME, MIDDLE INITIAL, LAST NAME. Passengers who elect not to provide this information SHALL BE DENIED BOARDING. Since Harris Air is an intra-state carrier and intends to continue its operations as an intra-state carrier, Harris Air hereby confirms that it does not intend to operate any covered fight segments in the foreseeable future and Harris Air also confirms that it will not operate any covered flight segment unless and until it has filed the summary required by 14 C.P.R. §243.13. Regulations.gov - Your Receipt Page 1 of2 regulations.goV Your Voice in Federal Oecislon-Makin& Your com.m.ent was submitted successfully! The Department of Transportation (DOT) Other: Sky King. Inc. For related information, Open Docket Folder ~ Your Receipt Your comment may be viewable on Regulations.gov once the agency has Your Comment Tracking reviewed it. This process is dependent on agency public submission 1jy-8dzt-no21 Number: policies/procedures and processing times. Use your tracking number to find out the status of your comment. IL- p_m_u_rp_h_y_@_lo_p_m_u_r_ph_y_.c_o_m______~____. I Email Receipt Your comment: Comment: Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. Statement Re: Passenger Manifest Data Collection Information Uploaded File(s) (Optional) • Passenger Manifet Plan.pdf: success This information will appear on This information will not appear on Regulations.gov: Regulations.gov: First Name: City: Email Pierre Washington Address: pmurphy@lop Last Name: Country: murphy.com Murphy United States Phone Number: http://www.regulations.gov/ 8/25/2014 Regulations.gov- Your Receipt Page 2 of2 Mailing State or 202-776-3980 Address: Province: Law Office of DC Pierre Murphy ZIP/Postal .Mailing Code: Address 2: 20036 1200 New Hampshire Fax Number: Avenue, NW, 202-776-3975 Suite 590 http://www.regulations.gov/ 8/25/2014 Tab 21 EXHIBIT HAS-21 18 U.S.C. §1001 CERTIFICATION 18 U.S.C. §1001 Certification Pursuant to Title 18 of the United States Code Section 1001, I, R. Scott Harris, in my individual capacity and as the President of Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. have not in any manner knowingly and willfully falsified, concealed or covered up any material fact or made any false, fictitious, or fraudulent statement or knowingly used any documents which contain such statements in connection with the preparation, filing or prosecution of this application. I understand that an individual who is found to have violated the provisions of 18 U .S.C. § 1001 shall be fined not more than $10,000 or imprisoned not more than five years, or both. August __25 , 2014 ~R. Scott Hams President Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. Certificate of Service I hereby certify that on August 25, 2014, a copy of the foregoing Application of Harris Aircraft Services, Inc. was served via US Mail (and by electronic transmission where indicated) to the following persons: Attn: Terry L. Gordon Ted Sokol Manager Manager Attn: Troy McClanahan Petersburg James A. Johnson Airport POI PO Box 1108 Juneau Flight Standards District Office (FSDO AL05) Petersburg, AK 99811 Federal Aviation Administration 3032 Vintage Park Boulevard William Bloom Suite 106 Manager Juneau,AK 99801 Wrangell Airport PO Box 1351 Peter J. Lynch Wrangell, AK 99929 Assistant Chief Counsel for Enforcement A GC-3 00 Federal Aviation Administration Matt Boron 800 Independence Avenue, SW Manager Washington, DC 20591 Haines Airport Box 302 Regional Counsel, AAL-7 Haines, AK 99827 Federal Aviation Administration Alaskan Region Headquarters Missy Tyson 222 West 7th A venue, Suite 14 Manager Anchorage, AK 99513 Skagway Airport Box 356 Office of Airline Info Skagway, AK 99840 DOTIRITA/BTS E-36-RTS-42 1200 New Jersey Avenue, SE KenMescrue Washington, DC 20590 Manager Hoonah Airport Dave Luchinetti 6860 Glacier Hwy Manager Juneau, AK 99801-7999 Sitka Rocky Gutierrez Airport 605 Airport Road Paul Khera Sitka, AK 9983 5 Manager -Kake Airport Patricia Delabruere -Port Alexander Seaplane Base Manager -Tenakee Seaplane Base Juneau International Airport -Angoon Seaplane Base 1873 Shell Simmons Drive PO Box 112506 Suite 201 Juneau, AK 99811 Juneau,AK 99801 David Duffey Harbor Master Pelican Seaplane Base PO Box 737 Pelican, AK 9983 2 Tim Lacour Manager Klawock Airport PO Box 91 Craig, AK 99921-0091 Hank Myers (via email) Authorized Representative of PACIFIC AIRWAYS, INC. 1 and AIR EXCURSIONS, LLC1 P.O. Box 7142 Bellevue, WA 98008-1142 [email protected] Stephen Montanus President PACIFIC AIRWAYS, INC. 1 P.O. Box 5158 Ketchikan, AK 99901-015 8 Robert E. Cohn, Esq. (via email) Patrick R. Rizzi, Esq. Counsel for AIR EXURSIONS, LLC1 Hogan Lovells US, LLP Columbus Square 555 13th Street, NW Washington, DC 20004 [email protected] [email protected] Kent Craford President AIR EXCURSIONS, LLC1 1873 Shell Simmons Drive Suite 110 Juneau, AK 99801 1 Objectors to Show Cause Order 2014-3-2 in Docket OST-2013-0089.