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Sjc) San Jose Resident’S High Incomes Are Due to the Presence of the Most Innovative Companies in the World 1 MINETA SAN JOSE INTERNATIONAL (SJC) SAN JOSE RESIDENT’S HIGH INCOMES ARE DUE TO THE PRESENCE OF THE MOST INNOVATIVE COMPANIES IN THE WORLD 1 #1 88K+ 2,000+ 14 44% FORTUNE 1000 OF SAN JOSE/OAKLAND, SAN WEALTHIEST METRO MILLIONAIRE TECH COMPANIES FRANCISCO PRIVATE JET IN THE UNITED STATES1 HOUSEHOLDS INCLUDING STARTUPS HEADQUARTERS4 TRAVELERS HAVE USED A IN SAN JOSE2 & HEADQUARTERS3 PRIVATE JET FOR BUSINESS IN THE PAST 12 MONTHS5 Sources: 1USA Today, 2Forbes, 3Silicon Valley Business Journal, 4Fortune 5IPSOS Affluent Survey USA Doublebase 2020; Base = HHI $125K+ 2 SJC SERVES AN ELITE AUDIENCE OF PRIVATE TRAVELERS Private Jet Travelers within the San Jose/San Francisco/Oakland DMA: 306% 370% 241% 316% MORE LIKELY TO HAVE MORE LIKELY TO HAVE MORE LIKELY TO HAVE A MORE LIKELY TO HAVE A BUSINESS HOUSEHOLD HOUSEHOLD C-SUITE DECISION INCOME TOTAL NET LEVEL POWER $3M+ WORTH JOB TITLE $3M+ $10M+ How Private Jet Travelers within the San Jose/San Francisco/Oakland DMA Have Flown in the Past 12 Months: Not Mutually Exclusive 52% 44% 31% BUSINESS CHARTER SERVICE OWN FRACTIONAL IN THE PAST 12 IN THE PAST 12 SHARES / JET CARD MONTHS MONTHS IN THE PAST 12 MONTHS Source: IPSOS Affluent Survey USA Doublebase 2020; Base = HHI $125K+, 3 SAN JOSE MINETA (SJC) San Jose is ranked #14 Best Place to Live in the U.S. for its diverse metro area and proximity to Silicon Valley, a hotspot for business and innovation. The newly constructed facility has the amenities and service private jet travelers have come to expect, all within minutes of Silicon Valley. 46,012 11,168 ANNUAL PASSENGERS ANNUAL FLIGHTS ESTIMATED BASED ON AIRCRAFT SIZE OUT OF SAN JOSE MINETA & PASSENGER CAPACITY PRIVATE JET TERMINAL TOP 10 TOP 10 DEPARTURE DESTINATIONS ARRIVAL DESTINATIONS Burbank (BUR) Van Nuys (VNY) Van Nuys (VNY) Las Vegas (LAS) Las Vegas (LAS) San Francisco (SFO) John Wayne (SNA) Seattle Boeing (BFI) San Francisco (SFO) Los Angeles (LAX) Los Angeles (LAX) Santa Barbara (SBA) Santa Barbara (SBA) Oakland (OAK) Teterboro (TEB) Teterboro (TEB) Oakland (OAK) Scottsdale (SDL) Seattle Boeing (BFI) San Diego (SAN) Source: Signature Flight Support 4 SAN JOSE IS HOME TO A DIVERSE SEGMENT OF FORTUNE 1000 COMPANIES Cisco Systems 63 Adobe 285 Align Technology 888 Hewlett Packard Enterprise 109 eBay 295 Cadence Design Systems 910 Maxim Integrated Products 915 Broadcom 138 Sanmina 385 Cypress Semiconductor 945 PayPal Holdings 182 Super Micro Computer 697 Western Digital 198 Xilinx 772 Source: Fortune 5 THE REGION IS HOST TO A VARIETY OF EVENTS THAT ATTRACT PRIVATE JET TRAVELERS Source: San Jose Convention & Visitors Bureau 6 CLEAR CHANNEL /SIGNATURE SJC AIRPORT Signature Flight Support and Clear Channel Airports reach ultra-high net worth individuals arriving to, or departing from San Jose SJC delivers the highest quality audience in a captive environment with extended dwell time Our digital, print, experiential and sponsorship media formats offer maximum exposure and creative flexibility Our messaging can’t be turned -off, skipped or ignored Our experience, customer service and footprint is unmatched in the industry We offer creative, install and removal services to make the entire process seamless 7 .
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