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U.S. Department of Transportation Bureau of Transportation Statistics Office of Airline Information

Airport Activity Statistics of Certificated Air Carriers Summary Tables

twelve months ending December 31, 1999 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION NORMAN Y. MINETA Secretary

MICHAEL P. JACKSON Deputy Secretary

BUREAU OF TRANSPORTATION STATISTICS ASHISH K. SEN Director

RICK KOWALEWSKI Deputy Director

SUSAN J. LAPHAM Associate Director for Statistical Programs

DONALD W. BRIGHT Assistant Director Office of Airline Information

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Office of Airline Information MARIANNE M. SEGUIN Acting Chief ADP Services Division

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DORINDA EDMONDSON Our vision for the future: Data and information of high Graphic Specialist quality will support every significant transportation policy decision, thus advancing the quality of life and the DAVIDA BALDWIN economic well-being of all Americans. Editorial Assistant

Cover design Recommended citation SUSAN J.Z. HOFFMEYER U.S. Department of Transportation Bureau of Transportation Statistics Airport Activity Statistics of Certificated Air Carriers, Summary Tables: Twelve Months Ending December 31, 1999 BTS01-03 Washington, DC: 2001

All material in this report is in the public domain and may be used and reprinted without special permission; citation as to source is required. CONTENTS

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Air Traffic Hubs (Map) ...... ii

Introduction ...... iii

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SUMMARY TABLES

Table 1. Summary of Aircraft Departures and Enplaned Passengers, Freight, and Mail by Carrier Group, Air Carrier, and Type of Service ...... 1-1

Table 2. Summary of Aircraft Departures and Enplaned Passengers, Freight, and Mail by State or U.S. Area and Type of Service ...... 2-1

Table 3. Aircraft Departures and Enplaned Passengers, Freight, and Mail in Total Operations, All Services at Large Air Traffic Hubs ...... 3-1

Table 4. Aircraft Departures and Enplaned Passengers, Freight, and Mail in Total Operations, All Services at Medium Air Traffic Hubs ...... 4-1

Table 5. Aircraft Departures and Enplaned Passengers, Freight, and Mail in Total Operations, All Services at Small Air Traffic Hubs ...... 5-1

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Airport Activity Statistics of Certificated Air Carriers: Summary Tables presents summary data for all scheduled and nonscheduled service by large certificated U.S. air carriers—including the vol- ume of passenger, freight, and mail enplanements, and aircraft departures for each airport served during the 12 months ending December 31, 1999.

Large certificated air carriers hold Certificates of Public Convenience and Necessity issued by the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) authorizing the performance of air transportation. Large certificated air carriers operate aircraft with seating capacity of more than 60 seats or a maximum payload capacity of more than 18,000 pounds. Data for commuter, intrastate, and foreign-flag air carriers are not included in this publication.

SOURCE OF DATA

The data in this publication are compiled from information reported to DOT by the large certifi- cated air carriers on BTS Form 41, Schedules T-100 and T-3.

PRESENTATION OF DATA

The data in this publication are presented in five tables. Tables 1 and 2 contain summary data by type of service for carrier groups and individual air carriers, and summary figures by area and state. Tables 3, 4, and 5 show activity in air carrier system operations at large, medium, and small air traffic hubs. Data are not broken out by domestic or international operations at airports; only U.S. system operations are shown.

Air Traffic Hubs

Air traffic hubs are designated as geographic areas based on the percentage of total passengers enplaned in that area. A hub may have more than one airport in it. This definition of hub should not be confused with the definition used by the airlines in describing their “hub-and-spoke” route structures.

Individual communities fall into four hub classifications as determined by each community’s per- centage of the total enplaned revenue passengers in all services and all operations of U.S. certifi- cated route carriers within the 50 states, the District of Columbia, and other U.S. areas. Classifications for 1999 are based on 610,628,716 total enplaned revenue passengers.

The percentage and number of enplaned passengers in the hub classifications for 12 months end- ing December 31, 1999 are:

Hub classification Percent of total enplaned passengers Number of enplaned passengers Large (L) ...... 1.00 or more 6,106,287 or more Medium (M) ...... 0.25 to 0.999 1,526,571 to 6,106,287 Small (S) ...... 0.05 to 0.249 305,314 to 1,526,571 Nonhub (N) ...... Less than 0.05 Less than 305,314

iii During 1999 there were 116 air traffic hubs, representing 17 percent of the 693 total air traffic hubs and nonhubs in the 50 states, the District of Columbia, and other U.S. areas. The dominance of hubs in air traffic patterns is demonstrated by the fact that 97 percent of all passenger enplane- ments were recorded at these hubs. The table below shows the number of hubs/nonhubs and the number and percentage of passenger enplanements at the hubs/nonhubs.

Number of hubs/ Number of Passengers Passengers Hub classification nonhubs airports enplaned (percent) Large ...... 29 69 458,665,099 75.11 Medium ...... 31 48 96,394,866 15.79 Small ...... 56 73 38,644,557 6.33 Nonhub ...... 577 604 16,924,194 2.77 TOTALS ...... 693 794 610,628,716 100.00

iv GLOSSARY*

Aircraft departure—An aircraft takeoff made at an airport.

Airport—A landing area regularly used by aircraft for receiving or discharging passengers or cargo.

Air traffic hub—A geographic area based on the percentage of total passengers enplaned in that area. A hub may have more than one airport in it. This definition of hub should not be confused with the definition used by the airlines in describing their “hub-and-spoke” route structures.

Air services—The total of scheduled and nonscheduled service.

Carrier group—A grouping of large certificated air carriers determined by annual operating rev- enues as shown below:

Carrier group Annual operating revenues Majors ...... Over $1 billion Nationals ...... $100 million to $1 billion Large regionals ...... $20 million to $100 million Medium regionals ...... Up to $20 million

Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity—A certificate issued by DOT to an air carrier under Section 401 of the Federal Aviation Act authorizing the carrier to engage in air transportation.

Certificated air carrier—An air carrier holding a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity issued by DOT to engage in air transportation.

Community—A city or a group of cities receiving scheduled air service by certificated air carriers.

Departure—See “aircraft departure.”

Domestic operation—In general, operations within and between the 50 states of the United States, the District of Columbia, American Samoa, the Caroline Islands, Guam, the Johnston Islands, the Northern Mariana Islands, Midway Island, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and Wake Island.

Enplaned passengers—The total number of revenue passengers boarding aircraft.

Enplaned freight and mail—The number of revenue tons of freight and mail loaded on an aircraft.

Freight—Property transported by air. (Excludes mail and passenger baggage.)

Hub type—See “air traffic hub.”

International operations—Operations conducted outside the United States, including operations between the United States and foreign countries.

*NOTE: The terms in this Glossary are defined as they pertain to this publication.

v GLOSSARY—Continued

Large air traffic hub—A community enplaning 1 percent or more of the total enplaned passen- gers in all services and all operations for all communities within the 50 states, the District of Columbia, and other U.S. areas. Also see “air traffic hub.”

Large regionals—See “carrier group.”

Majors—See “carrier group.”

Medium air traffic hub—A community enplaning from 0.25 to 0.999 percent of the total enplaned passengers in all services and all operations for all communities within the 50 states, the District of Columbia, and other U.S. areas.

Medium regionals—See “carrier group.”

National—See “carrier group.”

Nonhub—A community enplaning less than 0.05 percent of the total enplaned passengers in all services and all operations for all communities within the 50 states, the District of Columbia, and other U.S. areas. Also see “air traffic hub.”

Nonscheduled service—Revenue flights, such as charter flights, that are not operated in regular scheduled service and all nonrevenue flights incident to such flights.

Revenue—Transport activities for which remuneration is received by the carrier.

Revenue passenger—Person receiving air transportation from an air carrier for which the carrier receives remuneration. Air carrier employees or others receiving air transportation against whom token service charges are levied are considered nonrevenue passengers. Infants for whom token fares are charged are not counted as passengers.

Scheduled service—Service operated over an air carrier’s routes, based on published flight schedules.

Small air traffic hub—A community enplaning from 0.05 to 0.249 percent of the total enplaned passengers in all services and all operations and for all communities within the 50 states, the District of Columbia, and other U.S. areas. Also see “air traffic hub.”

Total departures performed in all services—The total number of aircraft takeoffs made in scheduled and nonscheduled service.

Total departures performed in nonscheduled service—The total number of aircraft takeoffs made in nonscheduled service.

Total departures performed in scheduled service—The total number of aircraft takeoffs made in scheduled service including extra sections.

vi Table 1. Summary of Aircraft Departures and Enplaned Passengers, Freight, and Mail by Carrier Group, Air Carrier, and Type of Service: 1999

Aircraft departures Enplaned revenue-tons Carrier group Total Enplaned by air carrier Service performed Scheduled passengers Freight Mail

Overall total, all carriers S 8,164,827 8,432,940 603,264,638 7,131,289.49 2,192,233.14 NS 440,659 7,364,078 4,936,427.28 651,896.63 AS 8,605,486 8,432,940 610,628,716 12,067,716.77 2,844,129.77 Major carriers Alaska S 161,825 166,184 12,807,995 68,645.26 20,511.47 NS 303 15,787 59.00 AS 162,128 166,184 12,823,782 68,704.26 20,511.47

America West S 206,876 211,734 18,478,633 35,934.41 42,366.62 NS 572 12,189 AS 207,448 211,734 18,490,822 35,934.41 42,366.62

American S 727,457 758,227 72,533,114 347,207.79 203,279.56 NS 12,256 33,429 AS 739,713 758,227 72,566,543 347,207.79 203,279.56

Continental S 420,916 427,963 40,011,608 151,029.37 120,088.36 NS 6,932 47,011 AS 427,848 427,963 40,058,619 151,029.37 120,088.36

Delta S 925,925 941,409 101,763,444 405,221.63 354,761.08 NS 3,852 79,403 AS 929,777 941,409 101,842,847 405,221.63 354,761.08

DHL S 64,576 75,168 289,438.54 4,973.72 NS 655 8,005.52 2,387.06 AS 65,231 75,168 297,444.06 7,360.78

Federal Express S 276,609 276,609 4,243,180.89 9,346.68 NS 1,748 2,518.62 AS 278,357 276,609 4,245,699.51 9,346.68

Northwest S 551,641 537,729 50,370,623 206,948.71 195,980.60 NS 468 70,273 AS 552,109 537,729 50,440,896 206,948.71 195,980.60

Southwest S 846,820 853,669 65,287,540 87,005.10 5,464.34 NS 2,089 197,132 AS 848,909 853,669 65,484,672 87,005.10 75,464.34

Trans World S 277,879 282,315 25,029,030 50,563.27 92,618.51 NS 1,610 60,454 232.61 33.81 AS 279,489 282,315 25,089,484 50,795.88 92,652.32

United S 776,815 801,910 80,282,411 483,289.42 344,239.16 NS 3,494 61,887 205.45 AS 80,309 801,910 80,344,298 483,494.87 344,239.16

United Parcel S 3,311 3,311 122,266.50 NS 117,983 75,586 2,873,851.60 AS 121,294 3,311 75,586 2,996,118.10

NOTE: S = Scheduled NS = Nonscheduled continues AS = All Service 1-1 Table 1, continued. Summary of Aircraft Departures and Enplaned Passengers, Freight, and Mail by Carrier Group, Air Carrier, and Type of Service: 1999

Aircraft departures Enplaned revenue-tons Carrier group Total Enplaned by air carrier Service performed Scheduled passengers Freight Mail

Major carriers—Continued USAir S 697,130 729,996 54,518,193 74,690.08 615,576.07 NS 1,225 80,963 AS 698,355 729,996 54,599,156 74,690.08 615,576.07 Total major carriers S 5,937,780 6,066,224 521,082,591 6,565,420.97 2,079,206.17 NS 153,187 734,114 2,884,872.80 2,420.87 AS 6,090,967 6,066,224 521,816,705 9,450,293.77 2,081,627.04 National carriers Air Transport NS 10,241 8,154 72,434.69

Air Wisconsin S 83,341 79,252 3,372,865 405.15 632.00

Airtran Airways S 96,977 101,752 6,457,696 9,454.39

Aloha S 53,992 51,769 5,076,891 50,679.17 14,513.75 NS 22,851 18,856 534.17 10.96 AS 76,843 51,769 5,095,747 1,213.34 14,524.71

American Eagle S 427,679 451,541 10,994,144 1,925.10 960.38 NS 45 2,103 AS 427,724 451,541 10,996,247 1,925.10 960.38

American International S 895 22,956.42 1,809.00 NS 3,155 1,353 132,623.95 4,631.70 AS 4,050 1,353 155,580.37 6,440.70

American Trans S 48,220 48,698 5,005,556 NS 10,293 1,439,445 AS 58,513 48,698 6,445,001

Arrow S 1,733 2,205 50,626.42 16.71 NS 3,292 52,645.52 AS 5,025 2,205 103,271.94 16.71

Atlantic Southeast S 211,645 216,928 4,896,518 1,288.74 795.68

Atlas NS 343 7,643.92

Continental Express S 275,100 290,863 6,478,214 1,116.10 455.07 NS 7 326 AS 275,107 290,863 6,478,540 1,116.10 455.07

Continental Micronesia S 7,156 7,036 1,198,201 19,785.40 5,354.38 NS 2,498 5,487 AS 9,654 7,036 1,203,688 19,785.40 5,354.38

Emery Worldwide NS 72,664 560,005.56 371,056.51

Evergreen S 144 144 147,216.81 NS 10,411 17,296.18 55,902.15 AS 10,555 144 164,512.99 55,902.15

NOTE: S = Scheduled NS = Nonscheduled continues AS = All Service 1-2 Table 1, continued. Summary of Aircraft Departures and Enplaned Passengers, Freight, and Mail by Carrier Group, Air Carrier, and Type of Service: 1999

Aircraft departures Enplaned revenue-tons Carrier group Total Enplaned by air carrier Service performed Scheduled passengers Freight Mail

National carriers—Continued Executive Airlines S 38,718 39,460 1,181,607 48.12 2.19 NS 48 AS 38,718 39,460 1,181,655 48.12 2.19

Hawaiian S 60,684 62,913 5,420,491 40,174.45 2,478.44 NS 1,107 288,825 1,228.91 9.73 AS 61,791 62,913 5,709,316 41,403.36 2,488.17

Horizon Air S 171,839 177,441 4,593,869 7,364.59 3,789.75

Kitty Hawk International S 1,577 7,696.32 14,069.48 NS 9,242 813 53,554.07 98,850.00 AS 10,819 813 61,250.39 112,919.48

Kiwi S 375 468 50,652 78.84 NS 195 612 AS 570 468 51,264 78.84

Midwest Express S 44,584 45,689 2,176,456 7,035.33 12,006.79 NS 634 15,046 AS 45,218 45,689 2,191,502 7,035.33 12,006.79

National Airlines S 6,316 6,485 441,765 612.98 1,460.91

Polar Air S 1,942 1,943 39,542.38 NS 508 9,918.75 AS 2,450 1,943 49,461.13

Reno S 40,595 41,021 3,187,051 1,367.85 2,313.41 NS 255 25,516 AS 40,850 41,021 3,212,567 1,367.85 2,313.41

Sun Country S 7,857 7,857 977,726 118.28 2,001.33 NS 6,042 932,976 7.32 578.36 AS 13,899 7,857 1,910,702 125.60 2,579.69

Tower S 3,254 3,244 1,451,188 1,171.39 NS 1,610 110,078 2,231.65 AS 4,864 3,244 1,561,266 3,403.04

Trans States S 169,558 180,392 2,384,050

USAir Shuttle S 21,164 22,451 1,585,651 399.50 510.12

World NS 1,253 242,349 1,063.98 Total national carriers S 1,775,345 1,839,552 66,930,591 401,530.50 72,702.62 NS 156,646 3,091,987 911,188.67 531,039.41 AS 1,931,991 1,839,552 70,022,578 1,312,719.17 603,742.03

NOTE: S = Scheduled NS = Nonscheduled continues AS = All Service 1-3 Table 1, continued. Summary of Aircraft Departures and Enplaned Passengers, Freight, and Mail by Carrier Group, Air Carrier, and Type of Service: 1999

Aircraft departures Enplaned revenue-tons Carrier group Total Enplaned by air carrier Service performed Scheduled passengers Freight Mail

Large regional carriers AmeriJet S 789 789 41,180.22 394.02 NS 5,335 39,124.22 7,251.74 AS 6,124 789 80,304.44 7,645.76

Challenge S 2,334 2,334 46,471.11 761.91 NS 3,764.23 AS 2,334 2,334 50,235.34 761.91

Champion NS 4,966 732,978

Express One NS 17,918 161,159 584,454.82

Fine Airlines NS 3,675 70,315.43

Frontier S 32,145 32,699 2,175,529 4,334.08 6,310.89

Gemini S 1,541 1,669 42,923.60 NS 1,111 4,134.16 .36 AS 2,652 1,669 47,057.76 .36

Kitty Hawk Air Cargo NS 30,978 290,423.98 104,275.52

Mesaba Airlines S 264,139 268,039 5,364,667 821.66 44.00

Miami Air NS 4,634 313,847

Midway S 43,279 44,161 2,003,492 371.13 1,877.79 NS 468 AS 43,747 44,161 2,003,492 371.13 1,877.79

North American NS 658 48,268

Northern Air S 5,874 5,947 17,267.46 15,356.96 NS 763 3,468.41 1,427.72 AS 6,637 5,947 20,735.87 16,784.68

Reeve S 2,749 3,024 50,621 1,568.59 3,996.27 NS 805 24,533 1,294.06 13.30 AS 3,554 3,024 75,154 2,862.65 4,009.57

Ryan NS 14,132 820,099 1,018.64 230.97

Spirit Air S 24,063 89,761 2,412,632 101.82 105.82 NS 1,253 80,056 AS 25,316 89,761 2,492,688 101.82 105.82

Sun Jet S 367 NS 1,137 100,224 AS 1,137 367 100,224

NOTE: S = Scheduled NS = Nonscheduled continues AS = All Service 1-4 Table 1, continued. Summary of Aircraft Departures and Enplaned Passengers, Freight, and Mail by Carrier Group, Air Carrier, and Type of Service: 1999

Aircraft departures Enplaned revenue-tons Carrier group Total Enplaned by air carrier Service performed Scheduled passengers Freight Mail

Large regional carriers—Continued UFS S 18,919 20,396 601,181

Zantop NS 1,507 5,084.10 Total, large regional carriers S 395,832 469,186 12,608,122 155,039.67 28,847.66 NS 89,340 2,281,164 1,003,082.05 113,199.61 AS 485,172 469,186 14,889,286 1,158,121.72 142,047.27 Medium regional carriers Accessair Holdings S 2,731 2,874 77,695 NS 17 809 AS 2,748 2,874 78,504

Allegiant Air NS 1,700 55,147 247.50

Asia Pacific NS 191 1,386.48

Capital Cargo NS 4,602 66,934.59

Casino Express S 2,749 2,743 188,925 NS 592 58,657 AS 3,341 2,743 247,582

Eastwind S 7,849 8,242 303,635

Express.net Airlines NS 1,933 9,508.22

Falcon NS 2,071 146,525

Florida West S 6 278.48 NS 1,430 15,398.37 AS 1,436 15,676.85

Gulf and Caribbean NS 183 930.80

Laker NS 1,078 80,914 211.07

Lorair, Ltd. NS 9 655

Lynden Air Cargo S 1,527 715 8,183.06 8,763.80 NS 1,493 10,881.06 AS 3,020 715 19,064.12 8,763.80

Nations Air S 154 12,322

Omni Air Express NS 577 196,016

Pace NS 662 16,443

Pan American Corp. NS 151 19,020

Pan American World NS 715 63,922

NOTE: S = Scheduled NS = Nonscheduled continues AS = All Service 1-5 Table 1, continued. Summary of Aircraft Departures and Enplaned Passengers, Freight, and Mail by Carrier Group, Air Carrier, and Type of Service: 1999

Aircraft departures Enplaned revenue-tons Carrier group Total Enplaned by air carrier Service performed Scheduled passengers Freight Mail

Medium regional carriers—Continued Panagra NS 192 13,274

Pro Air, Inc. S 14,090 15,550 524,972

Reliant NS 7,828 4,555.64 5,232.47

Renown NS 86 740 38.72

Sierra Pacific NS 1,340 66,624

Sky Trek NS 1,114 97,011

Sun Pacific NS 78 9,168

Sun World S 62 62 4,514 NS 181 24,469 AS 243 62 28,983

Tatonduk S 2,182 2,327 342 543.76 1,171.85 NS 181 57 556.55 1.01 AS 2,363 2,327 399 1,100.31 1,172.86

Tradewinds NS 590 73,021 10,734.00

Trans-Air-Link S .10 NS 667 5,847.24 AS 667 5,847.34

Transmeridian NS 3,279 334,341

USA Jet NS 8,546 10,053.52 3.26

Vanguard S 24,520 25,465 1,530,929 292.95 1,541.04 Total, medium regional carriers S 55,870 57,978 2,643,334 9,298.35 11,476.69 NS 41,486 1,256,813 137,283.76 5,236.74 AS 97,356 57,978 3,900,147 146,582.11 16,713.43

NOTE: S = Scheduled NS = Nonscheduled AS = All Service 1-6 Table 2. Summary of Aircraft Departures and Enplaned Passengers, Freight, and Mail by State or U.S. Area and Type of Service: 1999

Aircraft departures Enplaned revenue-tons State or Total Enplaned U.S. area Service performed Scheduled passengers Freight Mail

Overall total for states and other U.S. areas S 8,164,827 8,432,940 603,264,638 7,131,289.49 2,192,233.14 NS 440,659 7,364,078 4,936,427.28 651,896.63 AS 8,605,486 8,432,940 610,628,716 12,067,716.77 2,844,129.77 Alabama S 45,742 46,490 2,414,024 15,691.14 6,549.06 NS 1,605 19,408 16,360.10 56.62 AS 47,347 46,490 2,433,432 32,051.24 6,605.68

Alaska S 66,447 66,928 2,626,530 331,944.05 58,144.78 NS 7,952 84,318 125,669.19 9,474.81 AS 74,399 66,928 2,710,848 457,613.24 67,619.59

Arizona S 207,162 209,847 17,785,548 6,087.24 38,596.43 NS 6,649 93,033 55,605.41 21,667.24 AS 213,811 209,847 17,878,581 131,692.65 60,263.67

Arkansas S 37,063 38,420 1,650,235 1,932.92 5,988.28 NS 1,011 4,499 9,253.65 2,917.74 AS 38,074 38,420 1,654,734 11,186.57 8,906.02

California S 826,015 836,242 71,645,412 1,049,245.96 218,226.24 NS 32,283 503,503 563,215.74 78,306.90 AS 858,298 836,242 72,148,915 1,612,461.70 296,533.14

Colorado S 222,013 222,329 19,180,023 101,435.94 55,618.69 NS 7,646 153,505 59,295.89 29,367.44 AS 229,659 222,329 19,333,528 160,731.83 84,986.13

Connecticut S 38,930 39,827 2,933,846 13,099.39 10,419.56 NS 4,804 16,145 65,954.21 2,507.26 AS 43,734 39,827 2,949,991 79,053.60 12,926.82

Delaware S 3 3 NS 245 204 4,169.61 AS 248 3 204 4,169.61

District of Columbia S 175,177 182,539 13,469,911 93,085.41 49,325.92 NS 1,728 16,916 6,662.86 4,641.45 AS 176,905 182,539 13,486,827 99,748.27 53,967.37

Florida S 489,157 499,433 47,850,029 435,008.02 85,894.52 NS 40,223 748,728 294,983.63 17,755.68 AS 529,380 499,433 48,598,757 729,991.65 103,650.20

Georgia S 428,979 440,325 38,142,879 221,132.61 120,327.03 NS 9,932 136,654 65,817.47 4,373.23 AS 438,911 440,325 38,279,533 286,950.08 124,700.26

Hawaii S 134,847 133,969 14,183,318 204,685.24 33,606.89 NS 28,533 447,075 101,206.94 1,262.53 AS 163,380 133,969 14,630,393 305,892.18 34,869.42

NOTE: S = Scheduled NS = Nonscheduled continues AS = All Service 2-1 Table 2, continued. Summary of Aircraft Departures and Enplaned Passengers, Freight, and Mail by State or U.S. Area and Type of Service: 1999

Aircraft departures Enplaned revenue-tons State or Total Enplaned U.S. area Service performed Scheduled passengers Freight Mail

Idaho S 32,820 33,026 1,472,000 9,756.71 2,618.36 NS 707 6,832 4,815.02 1,005.12 AS 33,527 33,026 1,478,832 14,571.73 3,623.48 Illinois S 506,201 530,612 38,328,833 308,740.13 116,032.17 NS 3,858 305,472 206,045.37 17,154.78 AS 520,059 530,612 38,634,305 514,785.50 133,186.95

Indiana S 90,295 94,711 4,300,950 342,220.47 10,797.55 NS 20,938 77,603 303,478.10 186,736.43 AS 111,233 94,711 4,378,553 645,698.57 197,533.98

Iowa S 41,505 43,545 1,302,295 15,893.51 8,341.87 NS 4,250 24,878 64,948.82 4,187.53 AS 45,755 43,545 1,327,173 80,842.33 12,529.40

Kansas S 13,795 14,031 535,021 5,311.05 2,426.46 NS 1,149 16,665 16,113.57 18.48 AS 14,944 14,031 551,686 21,424.62 2,444.94

Kentucky S 40,084 41,890 2,214,189 10,650.39 4,132.64 NS 28,862 27,466 806,873.39 AS 68,946 41,890 2,241,655 817,523.78 4,132.64

Louisiana S 96,399 98,000 5,703,838 26,838.93 10,299.18 NS 3,671 47,663 19,605.34 2,198.29 AS 100,070 98,000 5,751,501 46,444.27 12,497.47

Maine S 10,890 11,154 521,139 6,555.14 236.72 NS 305 7,825 5,999.83 AS 11,195 11,154 528,964 12,554.97 236.72

Maryland S 91,504 93,564 7,908,593 23,890.39 17,142.05 NS 2,935 95,912 23,782.62 3,935.46 AS 94,439 93,564 8,004,505 47,673.01 21,077.51

Massachusetts S 130,941 137,234 10,809,597 113,336.93 29,998.38 NS 4,345 274,991 46,111.50 10,227.42 AS 135,286 137,234 11,084,588 159,448.43 40,225.80

Michigan S 302,496 304,541 18,580,506 86,986.33 41,114.03 NS 13,080 403,426 62,305.37 4,755.23 AS 315,576 304,541 18,983,932 149,291.70 45,869.26

Minnesota S 236,232 235,256 15,191,384 84,894.32 57,770.49 NS 6,699 517,187 49,557.51 12,325.13 AS 242,931 235,256 15,708,571 134,451.83 70,095.62

Mississippi S 28,274 28,816 996,031 489.61 2,435.50 NS 1,663 70,230 10,610.30 AS 29,937 28,816 1,066,261 11,099.91 2,435.50

NOTE: S = Scheduled NS = Nonscheduled continues AS = All Service 2-2 Table 2, continued. Summary of Aircraft Departures and Enplaned Passengers, Freight, and Mail by State or U.S. Area and Type of Service: 1999

Aircraft departures Enplaned revenue-tons State or Total Enplaned U.S. area Service performed Scheduled passengers Freight Mail

Missouri S 311,053 322,846 20,695,075 72,254.38 61,285.35 NS 8,249 161,647 62,058.65 4,295.37 AS 319,302 322,846 20,856,722 134,313.03 65,580.72

Montana S 27,240 27,562 1,051,068 16,328.09 1,759.24 NS 1,093 4,816 5,757.42 2,658.66 AS 28,333 27,562 1,055,884 22,085.51 4,417.90

Nebraska S 30,627 30,703 1,995,597 12,004.92 12,246.08 NS 2,900 12,039 24,482.06 7,322.96 AS 33,527 30,703 2,007,636 36,486.98 19,569.04

Nevada S 179,177 179,709 17,220,150 37,318.55 28,678.79 NS 7,391 1,065,364 11,993.43 201.63 AS 186,568 179,709 18,285,514 49,311.98 28,880.42

New Hampshire S 15,517 15,802 1,235,342 15,184.56 857.02 NS 1,599 3,806 37,355.13 237.34 AS 17,116 15,802 1,239,148 52,539.69 1,094.36

New Jersey S 188,305 196,991 15,166,073 339,790.87 59,310.47 NS 9,575 226,168 109,980.82 4,841.58 AS 197,880 196,991 15,392,241 449,771.69 64,152.05

New Mexico S 42,300 42,261 3,042,134 14,508.15 10,094.37 NS 3,907 5,916 24,280.04 2,169.42 AS 46,207 42,261 3,048,050 38,788.19 12,263.79

New York S 344,991 424,327 26,572,298 307,786.98 112,566.42 NS 12,143 240,402 125,491.63 6,547.32 AS 357,134 424,327 26,812,700 433,278.61 119,113.74

North Carolina S 223,498 231,597 15,159,690 94,106.39 536,468.85 NS 6,411 86,534 58,350.07 4,148.84 AS 229,909 231,597 15,246,224 152,456.46 540,617.69

North Dakota S 13,039 12,735 474,243 5,684.82 575.20 NS 1,006 7,407 1,482.59 2,381.18 AS 14,045 12,735 481,650 7,167.41 2,956.38

Ohio S 296,417 316,590 17,847,850 295,002.47 46,354.76 NS 36,634 194,783 499,123.20 16,845.34 AS 333,051 316,590 18,042,633 794,125.67 63,200.10

Oklahoma S 58,449 59,426 3,363,875 22,946.69 8,542.40 NS 2,489 67,861 19,252.17 128.00 AS 60,938 59,426 3,431,736 42,198.86 8,670.40

Oregon S 122,107 124,189 7,156,257 76,952.72 12,432.07 NS 4,695 6,599 40,596.16 22,621.30 AS 126,802 124,189 7,162,856 117,548.88 35,053.37

NOTE: S = Scheduled NS = Nonscheduled continues AS = All Service 2-3 Table 2, continued. Summary of Aircraft Departures and Enplaned Passengers, Freight, and Mail by State or U.S. Area and Type of Service: 1999

Aircraft departures Enplaned revenue-tons State or Total Enplaned U.S. area Service performed Scheduled passengers Freight Mail

Pennsylvania S 277,723 288,174 19,372,878 152,538.04 50,841.10 NS 12,662 143,120 203,285.27 9,418.99 AS 290,385 288,174 19,515,998 355,823.31 60,260.09

Rhode Island S 27,236 27,862 2,387,690 4,074.51 2,350.52 NS 421 10,135 2,814.04 AS 27,657 27,862 2,397,825 6,888.55 2,350.52

South Carolina S 36,176 37,280 2,146,803 16,937.96 3,810.80 NS 4,949 30,990 82,170.96 157.25 AS 41,125 37,280 2,177,793 99,108.92 3,968.05

South Dakota S 19,499 19,487 508,580 7,590.93 954.45 NS 1,417 6,023 12,613.16 4,255.20 AS 20,916 19,487 514,603 20,204.09 5,209.65

Tennessee S 188,694 191,375 9,576,297 1,272,253.24 28,408.31 NS 7,651 83,859 61,405.23 6,966.76 AS 196,345 191,375 9,660,156 1,333,658.47 35,375.07

Texas S 908,427 929,291 61,215,612 393,029.70 135,972.76 NS 38,875 542,725 321,827.58 51,688.93 AS 947,302 929,291 61,758,337 714,857.28 187,661.69

Utah S 88,035 89,143 8,663,552 65,832.36 29,108.33 NS 5,719 45,958 43,824.82 21,552.80 AS 93,754 89,143 8,709,510 109,657.18 50,661.13

Vermont S 5,400 5,538 258,664 2,926.53 120.20 NS 14 868 .60 AS 5,414 5,538 259,532 2,927.13 120.20

Virginia S 51,021 52,271 2,785,632 25,576.54 6,876.32 NS 4,487 26,046 27,391.87 4,194.77 AS 55,508 52,271 2,811,678 52,968.41 11,071.09

Washington S 223,658 227,836 14,903,232 152,163.74 39,618.70 NS 10,203 95,014 77,942.75 58,174.16 AS 233,861 227,836 14,998,246 230,106.49 97,792.86

West Virginia S 8,220 8,436 120,015 3,712.23 4.64 NS 87 2,926 128.82 AS 8,307 8,436 122,941 3,841.05 4.64

Wisconsin S 94,088 96,523 4,035,791 31,819.50 10,590.77 NS 3,371 102,022 25,695.62 1,737.65 AS 97,459 96,523 4,137,813 57,515.12 12,328.42

NOTE: S = Scheduled NS = Nonscheduled continues AS = All Service 2-4 Table 2, continued. Summary of Aircraft Departures and Enplaned Passengers, Freight, and Mail by State or U.S. Area and Type of Service: 1999

Aircraft departures Enplaned revenue-tons State or Total Enplaned U.S. area Service performed Scheduled passengers Freight Mail

Wyoming S 8,215 8,014 159,607 9,209.60 4.84 NS 35 2,173 AS 8,250 8,014 161,780 9,209.60 4.84 Total, U.S. States and D.C. S 8,082,083 8,348,700 596,860,136 7,026,446.30 2,185,875.56 NS 433,056 7,275,339 4,867,745.53 647,420.22 AS 8,515,139 8,348,700 604,135,475 11,894,191.83 2,833,295.78 Other U.S. areas American Samoa S 138 87 24,410 2,475.20 110.21 NS 189 3,161.69 AS 327 87 24,410 5,636.89 110.21

Palau Islands S 584 578 40,360 1,247.62 39.92 NS 40 815.93 AS 624 578 40,360 2,063.55 39.92

Guam S 4,901 4,749 957,792 17,524.71 1,907.08 NS 2,068 8,606 661.17 AS 6,969 4,749 966,398 18,185.88 1,907.08

Johnston Islands S 209 218 561 .37 12.44 NS 64 3,833 1.94 AS 273 218 4,394 2.31 12.44

Midway Island S 1 NS 55 1,566 9.92 AS 56 1,566 9.92

Northern Mariana Islands S 1,803 1,747 246,739 5,977.41 223.46 NS 498 756 185.25 AS 2,301 1,747 247,495 6,162.66 223.46

Puerto Rico S 60,362 61,709 4,513,583 77,077.61 3,838.38 NS 4,559 60,590 63,810.49 4,476.41 AS 64,921 61,709 4,574,173 140,888.10 8,314.79

U.S. Virgin Islands S 14,746 15,152 621,057 540.27 226.09 NS 130 13,388 35.36 AS 14,876 15,152 634,445 575.63 226.09

Total, other U.S. areas S 82,744 84,240 6,404,502 104,843.19 6,357.58 NS 7,603 88,739 68,681.75 4,476.41 AS 90,347 84,240 6,493,241 173,524.94 10,833.99

NOTE: S = Scheduled NS = Nonscheduled AS = All Service 2-5

Table 3. Aircraft Departures and Enplaned Passengers, Freight, and Mail in Total Operations, All Services at Large Air Traffic Hubs: 1999

Aircraft departures Enplaned revenue-tons Community Percent of Total Enplaned Airport name enplanements performed Scheduled passengers Freight Mail

Overall total, large hubs 75.11 5,645,179 5,570,419 458,665,099 5,993,061.20 2,183,126.88 , Georgia Dekalb-Peachtree 0.00 28 1.09 Fulton County 0.00 1 .45 William B Hartsfield International 6.10 414,076 416,528 37,223,698 268,588.96 124,108.95 Community total 6.10 414,105 416,528 37,223,698 268,590.50 124,108.95

Baltimore, Maryland Baltimore/Washington Intl 1.31 93,325 92,509 8,002,276 46,946.85 21,077.51

Boston, Massachusetts Logan International 1.81 133,989 136,099 11,066,146 159,212.03 40,225.80

Charlotte, North Carolina Douglas Municipal 1.55 123,159 124,916 9,442,197 78,840.71 525,211.66

Chicago, Illinois Dupage County 0.00 12 9.28 Midway 1.01 81,790 83,078 6,137,649 6,722.86 5,340.97 O’Hare International 5.16 385,722 400,286 31,482,975 359,635.86 127,394.89 Palwaukee 0.00 19 15.97 Community total 6.17 467,543 483,364 37,620,624 366,383.97 132,735.86

Cincinnati, Ohio Greater Cincinnati 1.25 93,046 103,885 7,610,478 207,958.40 26,351.37 Luken Field 0.00 32 7.55 Community total 1.25 93,078 103,885 7,610,478 207,965.95 26,351.37

Dallas/Ft. Worth, Texas Addison 0.00 9 5.96 Dallas/Ft. Worth International 4.52 388,033 381,656 27,580,967 273,387.88 118,942.66 Dallas North 0.00 6 204 Fort Worth Alliance 0.00 4,340 4,311 77,495.82 Love Field 0.56 53,358 54,267 3,414,304 32,764.49 2,077.46 Meacham Field 0.00 51 1,139 5.50 Community total 5.08 445,797 440,234 30,996,614 383,659.65 121,020.12

Denver, Colorado Denver International 2.86 194,748 188,142 17,434,800 147,872.00 82,096.28

Detroit, Michigan Detroit City 0.04 6,551 7,099 222,154 45.95 Wayne County 2.71 226,528 222,257 16,562,956 92,457.47 42,333.69 Willow Run 0.00 5,611 2 1,076 26,821.76 Community total 2.75 238,690 229,358 16,786,186 119,325.18 42,333.69

Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii Hickam AFB 0.00 389 16,465 2,426.35 Honolulu International 1.39 83,185 55,910 8,517,448 236,638.71 29,388.92 Community total 1.40 83,574 55,910 8,533,913 239,065.06 29,388.92

NOTE: S = Scheduled NS = Nonscheduled continues AS = All Service 3-1 Table 3, continued. Aircraft Departures and Enplaned Passengers, Freight, and Mail in Total Operations, All Services at Large Air Traffic Hubs: 1999

Aircraft departures Enplaned revenue-tons Community Percent of Total Enplaned Airport name enplanements performed Scheduled passengers Freight Mail

Houston, Texas Ellington Field 0.01 3,541 2,736 46,217 30,206.50 Houston Intercontinental 2.41 204,575 200,855 14,734,821 87,827.32 41,363.54 William P Hobby 0.69 65,688 67,104 4,214,715 8,041.71 3,101.73 Community total 3.11 273,804 270,695 18,995,753 126,075.53 44,465.27

Las Vegas, Nevada McCarran International 2.51 147,864 142,062 15,310,851 29,187.49 23,728.13 Nellis AFB 0.00 33 2,367 216.79 Community total 2.51 147,897 142,062 15,313,218 29,404.28 23,728.13

Los Angeles/Burbank/ Long Beach, CA El Toro MCAS 0.00 7 Hollywood-Burbank 0.39 28,371 28,561 2,367,401 19,496.66 1,209.55 Long Beach 0.05 4,330 3,573 316,420 21,036.03 .58 Los Angeles International 3.93 265,112 260,738 24,006,821 616,744.65 112,037.40 Orange County 0.60 41,430 41,747 3,642,214 14,603.87 7,338.13 Community total 4.97 339,250 334,619 30,332,856 671,881.21 120,585.66

Miami/Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Dade Collier 0.00 6 2 Ft. Lauderdale-Hollywood Intl 1.02 60,897 59,242 6,223,163 109,390.21 9,514.68 Miami International 2.08 145,568 129,604 12,721,257 432,429.44 37,413.32 Opa Locka 0.00 206 677.76 Community total 3.10 206,677 188,848 18,944,420 542,497.41 46,928.00

Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota Minneapolis-St. Paul Intl 2.50 215,936 207,624 15,284,009 128,342.11 70,075.13

Newark, New Jersey Newark 2.44 190,690 191,854 14,903,626 444,848.37 64,152.05

New York, New York Downtown Manhattan Heliport 0.00 1,138 1,477 88.77 John F Kennedy International 1.66 121,744 120,521 10,136,654 321,490.42 82,760.07 LaGuardia 1.77 119,898 124,542 10,785,027 11,456.22 27,000.88 West 30th St. Heliport 0.00 74 2.34 Community total 3.43 242,854 246,540 20,921,681 333,037.75 109,760.95

Orlando, Florida Orlando International 2.05 125,373 117,276 12,528,500 89,022.64 25,637.87

Philadelphia, PA/Camden, NJ North Philadelphia 0.00 1 1.60 Philadelphia International 1.69 141,308 138,330 10,340,097 276,983.38 36,914.17 Community total 1.69 141,309 138,330 10,340,097 276,984.98 36,914.17

Phoenix, Arizona Luke AFB 0.00 4 228 Phoenix Sky Harbor Intl 2.63 190,900 187,771 16,082,622 118,739.47 56,369.93 Community total 2.63 190,904 187,771 16,082,850 118,739.47 56,369.93

NOTE: S = Scheduled NS = Nonscheduled continues AS = All Service 3-2 Table 3, continued. Aircraft Departures and Enplaned Passengers, Freight, and Mail in Total Operations, All Services at Large Air Traffic Hubs: 1999

Aircraft departures Enplaned revenue-tons Community Percent of Total Enplaned Airport name Enplanements performed Scheduled passengers Freight Mail

Pittsburgh, PA/Wheeling, WV Greater Pittsburgh 1.31 116,714 118,001 8,013,501 43,811.98 21,045.79

Portland, Oregon Portland International 1.07 101,532 98,435 6,510,327 114,683.71 33,596.63

St. Louis, Missouri Lambert-St. Louis Municipal 2.44 226,256 230,825 14,923,259 65,005.40 40,953.81 Spirit of St. Louis 0.00 110 1 40.09 Community total 2.44 226,366 230,826 14,923,259 65,045.49 40,953.81

Salt Lake City, Utah Salt Lake City International 1.43 93,106 88,532 8,709,083 109,208.05 50,661.13

San Diego, California Brown Field International 0.00 50 52 23.74 Gillespie Field 0.00 2 1 .02 Miramar NAS 0.00 6 1,107 Montgomery Field 0.00 458 438 558.00 North Island NAS 0.00 25 1,817 17.69 San Diego International-Lindbergh 1.19 87,498 83,452 7,248,022 46,157.91 18,920.19 Community total 1.19 88,039 83,943 7,250,946 46,757.36 18,920.19

San Francisco/Oakland, CA Oakland Metropolitan Intl 0.78 68,654 65,342 4,737,711 315,058.18 18,110.59 San Francisco International 2.69 155,476 156,668 16,431,082 185,072.18 103,078.79 Community total 3.47 224,130 222,010 21,168,793 500,130.36 121,189.38

Seattle/Tacoma, Washington Boeing Field International 0.00 2,233 3 3,055 41,126.29 117.59 -Tacoma International 2.14 179,202 176,862 13,062,255 145,893.03 84,118.88 Community total 2.14 181,435 176,865 13,065,310 187,019.32 84,236.47

Tampa & St. Petersburg/Clearwater & Lakeland, FL MacDill AFB 0.00 36 2,603 190.42 St. Petersburg/Clearwater Intl 0.04 2,743 1,340 258,300 9,004.29 Tampa International 1.13 71,471 71,364 6,912,208 38,766.30 15,388.79 Community total 1.17 74,250 72,704 7,173,111 47,961.01 15,388.79

Washington, District of Columbia Dulles International 1.12 83,500 85,897 6,830,051 93,830.85 35,593.42 Washington National 1.09 93,405 96,642 6,656,776 5,917.42 18,373.95 Community total 2.21 176,905 182,539 13,486,827 99,748.27 53,967.37

NOTE: S = Scheduled NS = Nonscheduled AS = All Service 3-3

Table 4. Aircraft Departures and Enplaned Passengers, Freight, and Mail in Total Operations, All Services at Medium Air Traffic Hubs: 1999

Aircraft departures Enplaned revenue-tons Community Percent of Total Enplaned Airport name enplanements performed Scheduled passengers Freight Mail

Overall total, medium hubs 15.79 1,499,243 1,404,482 96,394,866 4,382,711.53 502,095.73 Albuquerque, New Mexico Albuquerque International 0.50 44,407 40,493 3,046,453 37,982.84 12,263.79

Anchorage, Alaska Anchorage International 0.27 38,201 33,021 1,675,051 420,405.24 50,344.88 Elmendorf AFB 0.00 261 1,929 1,206.94 6.33 Community total 0.27 38,462 33,021 1,676,980 421,612.18 50,351.21

Austin, Texas Bergstrom AFB 0.00 1,620 772 229 38,428.20 29.00 Robert Mueller Municipal 0.54 47,366 46,888 3,291,848 45,515.62 5,164.50 Community total 0.54 48,986 47,660 3,292,077 83,943.82 5,193.50

Buffalo & Niagara Falls, New York Greater Buffalo International 0.26 25,900 24,913 1,608,322 24,577.60 4,209.14 Niagara Falls International 0.00 55 2,114 Community total 0.26 25,955 24,913 1,610,436 24,577.60 4,209.14

Cleveland, Ohio Burke Lakefront 0.00 32 598 Cuyahoga County 0.00 1 .15 Hopkins International 0.97 127,999 129,712 5,921,171 70,067.28 13,383.59 Community total 0.97 128,032 129,712 5,921,769 70,067.43 13,383.59

Columbus, Ohio Port Columbus International 0.51 43,338 44,356 3,120,183 2,302.22 6,776.60 Rickenbacker International 0.00 2,131 799 641 25,837.95 2.63 Community total 0.51 45,469 45,155 3,120,824 28,140.17 6,779.23

El Paso, Texas Biggs AAF 0.00 22 1,635 El Paso International 0.27 29,967 26,636 1,659,179 39,442.79 2,588.92 Community total 0.27 29,989 26,636 1,660,814 39,442.79 2,588.92

Fort Myers, Florida Page Field 0.00 251 255 88.92 Southwest 0.37 20,607 20,175 2,258,006 4,927.22 1,374.85 Community total 0.37 20,858 20,430 2,258,006 5,016.14 1,374.85

Hartford/Springfield/Westfield, CT Bradley International 0.48 43,729 39,827 2,949,991 79,045.23 12,926.82

Indianapolis, Indiana Indianapolis International 0.58 74,269 59,353 3,538,242 589,527.75 195,347.89

Jacksonville, Florida Craig Municipal 0.00 503 509 148.21 Jacksonville International 0.38 31,049 29,528 2,318,654 23,324.68 8,571.06 Jacksonville NAS 0.00 82 4,144 165.59 Community total 0.38 31,634 30,037 2,322,798 23,638.48 8,571.06

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Aircraft departures Enplaned revenue-tons Community Percent of Total Enplaned Airport name enplanements performed Scheduled passengers Freight Mail

Kahului, Maui, Hawaii Kahului 0.45 30,788 29,881 2,754,222 23,549.33 2,300.55

Kansas City, Missouri Kansas City Downtown 0.00 18 444 Kansas City International 0.92 77,355 74,675 5,599,379 60,002.82 24,622.64 Community total 0.92 77,373 74,675 5,599,823 60,002.82 24,622.64

Louisville, Kentucky Standiford Field 0.30 56,162 28,302 1,803,605 816,255.14 4,129.63

Memphis, Tennessee Memphis International 0.74 113,669 110,090 4,523,926 1,300,675.21 19,007.77

Milwaukee, Wisconsin General Mitchell Field 0.44 51,248 49,627 2,713,917 47,608.32 11,800.91

Nashville, Tennessee Metropolitan 0.67 58,332 57,468 4,062,313 14,254.74 8,504.43

New Orleans, Louisiana Lakefront 0.00 5 167 New Orleans International 0.75 54,179 52,992 4,568,632 26,097.09 10,417.91 Community total 0.75 54,184 52,992 4,568,799 26,097.09 10,417.91

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Tinker AFB 0.00 3 52 173.00 Will Rogers World 0.28 28,389 27,115 1,732,204 18,777.52 5,003.66 Community total 0.28 28,392 27,115 1,732,256 18,950.52 5,003.66

Omaha, Nebraska Eppley Airfield 0.28 27,588 24,927 1,732,711 35,130.84 18,548.82

Ontario/San Bernardino/Riverside, CA March AFB 0.00 67 1 7,094 256.51 Norton AFB 0.00 31 2 1,349 73.57 Ontario International 0.50 45,613 38,794 3,071,392 249,639.30 6,365.22 Community total 0.50 45,711 38,797 3,079,835 249,969.38 6,365.22

Providence, Rhode Island Theodore Francis Green State 0.39 27,657 27,862 2,397,825 6,888.55 2,350.52

Raleigh/Durham, North Carolina Raleigh-Durham 0.66 65,020 65,432 4,024,969 37,640.90 9,581.49

Reno, Nevada Reno International 0.47 37,831 36,833 2,886,566 19,907.70 5,152.29

Sacramento, California Mather AFB 0.00 3,123 2 97 35,853.27 14,255.21 Sacramento Metropolitan 0.60 43,537 43,028 3,658,043 26,364.50 11,763.00 Community total 0.60 46,660 43,030 3,658,140 62,217.77 26,018.21

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Aircraft departures Enplaned revenue-tons Community Percent of Total Enplaned Airport name enplanements performed Scheduled passengers Freight Mail

San Antonio, Texas San Antonio International 0.55 43,705 40,628 3,340,285 43,035.71 12,285.21

San Jose, California San Jose Municipal 0.90 67,336 67,453 5,486,390 63,719.70 3,325.02

San Juan, Puerto Rico Luis Munoz Marin International 0.74 60,713 58,508 4,531,692 103,504.52 8,314.79

Tucson, Arizona Davis Monthan AFB 0.00 6 462 Tucson International 0.29 21,075 20,726 1,757,790 12,019.70 3,893.74 Community total 0.29 21,081 20,726 1,758,252 12,019.70 3,893.74

Tulsa, Oklahoma Tulsa International 0.27 28,536 28,185 1,635,879 23,240.10 3,658.92

West Palm Beach/Palm Beach, FL Palm Beach International 0.44 25,467 24,714 2,705,071 15,049.06 3,824.00

NOTE: S = Scheduled NS = Nonscheduled AS = All Service 4-3

Table 5. Aircraft Departures and Enplaned Passengers, Freight, and Mail in Total Operations, All Services at Small Air Traffic Hubs: 1999

Aircraft departures Enplaned revenue-tons Community Percent of Total Enplaned Airport name enplanements performed Scheduled passengers Freight Mail

Overall total, small hubs 6.33 746,625 770,092 38,644,557 1,053,050.35 126,792.78 Albany, New York Albany County 0.16 18,088 18,291 962,787 9,239.82 1,207.64

Allentown/Bethlehem/Easton, PA Allentown-Bethlehem-Easton 0.06 8,570 8,815 355,226 7,409.49 1,275.12

Amarillo/Borger, Texas Amarillo Air Terminal 0.07 9,439 9,617 431,161 292.48 448.26

Atlantic City, New Jersey NAFEC Atlantic City/Pomona 0.07 5,154 3,399 419,072 4,340.89

Baton Rouge, Louisiana Ryan 0.07 9,835 9,978 409,145 233.78 643.73

Birmingham, Alabama Birmingham Municipal 0.23 24,642 24,345 1,421,563 15,564.22 5,570.53

Boise, Idaho Boise Air Terminal/Gowen Field 0.22 24,222 23,830 1,332,837 13,250.29 3,559.45

Brownsville/Harlingen/SanBenito, TX Harlingen Industrial Airpark 0.08 7,879 7,738 469,180 7,058.34 .12 South Padre Island International 0.01 2,689 1,840 71,644 7,544.48 .37 Community total 0.09 10,568 9,578 540,824 14,602.82 .49

Cedar Rapids/Iowa City, Iowa Cedar Rapids Municipal 0.07 11,679 11,538 414,564 20,555.73 3,139.61

Charleston, South Carolina Charleston AFB/Municipal 0.11 8,516 8,486 649,757 1,088.74 1,219.77

Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, VI Harry S. Truman 0.07 8,856 8,997 451,931 361.46 162.65

Colorado Springs, Colorado Peterson Field 0.19 16,501 16,682 1,178,861 9,664.19 2,862.34

Columbia, South Carolina Columbia Metropolitan 0.07 10,234 6,552 399,308 84,574.34 918.75

Corpus Christi, Texas Corpus Christi International 0.07 10,311 10,477 449,443 230.50 160.46

Dayton, Ohio James M. Cox/Dayton Intl 0.15 40,969 20,151 931,236 348,608.40 16,635.00 Montgomery County 0.00 4 4.72 Wright-Patterson AFB 0.00 2 88 24.00 Community total 0.15 40,975 20,151 931,324 348,637.12 16,635.00

NOTE: S = Scheduled NS = Nonscheduled continues AS = All Service 5-1 Table 5, continued. Aircraft Departures and Enplaned Passengers, Freight, and Mail in Total Operations, All Services at Small Air Traffic Hubs: 1999

Aircraft departures Enplaned revenue-tons Community Percent of Total Enplaned Airport name enplanements performed Scheduled passengers Freight Mail

Des Moines, Iowa Des Moines Municipal 0.12 17,588 14,641 704,349 59,916.02 9,124.07

Fairbanks, Alaska Eielson AFB 0.00 16 1,660 3.03 Fairbanks International 0.05 6,739 6,700 331,838 5,064.16 5,779.86 Fort Wainwright 0.00 11 339 13.18 Community total 0.05 6,766 6,700 333,837 5,080.37 5,779.86

Fayetteville, Arkansas Drake Field 0.00 885 921 6,104 77.23 1.47 Northwest Arkansas Regional 0.05 10,965 11,606 310,517 172.75 13.51 Community total 0.05 11,850 12,527 316,621 249.98 14.98

Grand Rapids, Michigan Kent County 0.13 19,748 18,961 818,121 9,676.66 3,445.52

Greensboro/High Point/Winston- Salem, NC Greensboro-High Point- Winston Regional 0.20 24,182 23,643 1,235,156 34,058.10 5,816.72 Smith-Reynolds 0.00 9 277 Community total 0.20 24,191 23,643 1,235,433 34,058.10 5,816.72

Greenville/Spartanburg, SC Greenville Downtown 0.00 4 2.59 Greenville/Spartanburg 0.09 11,312 11,112 547,055 12,892.72 1,829.49 Community total 0.09 11,316 11,112 547,055 12,895.31 1,829.49

Guam, Guam Agana Field 0.16 6,951 4,749 964,566 18,138.16 1,907.08 Anderson AFB 0.00 18 1,832 47.72 Community total 0.16 6,969 4,749 966,398 18,185.88 1,907.08

Gulfport/Biloxi, Mississippi Gulfport Municipal 0.06 7,973 7,516 374,885 34.18 1.87

Harrisburg/York, Pennsylvania Harrisburg International 0.08 12,995 12,233 516,317 25,676.80 849.96

Hilo, Hawaii, Hawaii General Lyman Field 0.12 12,188 11,962 735,414 16,318.59 1,252.08

Huntsville, Alabama Madison County 0.07 8,031 7,595 435,191 9,573.97 883.17

Indio/Palm Springs, California Palm Springs Municipal 0.07 8,002 8,130 441,318 42.04 1.83

Islip, Long Island, New York Long Island-MacArthur 0.13 8,738 74,530 767,023 20.00 .07

NOTE: S = Scheduled NS = Nonscheduled continues AS = All Service 5-2 Table 5, continued. Aircraft Departures and Enplaned Passengers, Freight, and Mail in Total Operations, All Services at Small Air Traffic Hubs: 1999

Aircraft departures Enplaned revenue-tons Community Percent of Total Enplaned Airport name enplanements performed Scheduled passengers Freight Mail

Jackson-Vicksburg, MS Allen C Thompson Field 0.10 15,033 14,208 637,757 11,013.02 2,433.31 Hawkins Field 0.00 1 .54 Community total 0.10 15,034 14,208 637,757 11,013.56 2,433.31

Kailua-Kona, Hawaii, Hawaii Keahole 0.20 16,029 15,258 1,228,939 20,691.48 866.43

Knoxville, Tennessee McGhee Tyson 0.12 12,785 12,038 713,927 16,697.93 7,634.38

Lexington/Frankfort, Kentucky Blue Grass 0.07 10,004 11,221 420,676 392.99 3.01

Lihue, Kauai, Hawaii Lihue 0.22 18,401 18,602 1,321,668 5,432.05 1,054.62

Little Rock, Arkansas Adams Field 0.20 17,604 17,262 1,214,868 7,216.33 4,344.75

Lubbock, Texas Lubbock International 0.09 14,148 14,286 565,143 8,378.52 25.93

Madison, Wisconsin Truax Field 0.10 13,240 13,671 629,963 4,010.51 409.78

Manchester/Concord, New Hampshire Municipal 0.20 16,330 15,801 1,239,033 40,003.90 857.02

Midland/Odessa, Texas Midland/Odessa Regional 0.08 10,133 10,299 469,932 931.26 509.60

Mission/McAllen/Edinburg, Texas Miller International 0.05 3,880 3,790 310,792 1,183.21 900.77

Mobile, AL/Pascagoula, Mississippi Bates Field 0.05 5,471 5,579 316,319 299.99 147.41 Mob Aerospace 0.00 1,040 775 61 6,293.67 Community total 0.05 6,511 6,354 316,380 6,593.66 147.41

Moline, Illinois Quad-City 0.06 10,304 10,691 373,160 5,777.42 439.17

Myrtle Beach, South Carolina Myrtle Beach AFB 0.09 9,253 9,301 558,491 491.13 .03

Norfolk/Virginia Beach/Portsmouth/ Chesapeake, VA Chambers NAS 0.00 534 9 9,773 4,170.54 Norfolk Regional 0.21 20,583 19,481 1,269,834 9,220.88 5,298.09 Community total 0.21 21,117 19,490 1,279,607 13,391.42 5,298.09

NOTE: S = Scheduled NS = Nonscheduled continues AS = All Service 5-3 Table 5, continued. Aircraft Departures and Enplaned Passengers, Freight, and Mail in Total Operations, All Services at Small Air Traffic Hubs

Aircraft departures Enplaned revenue-tons Community Percent of Total Enplaned Airport name enplanements performed Scheduled passengers Freight Mail

Pensacola, Florida Pensacola NAS 0.00 5 Pensacola Regional 0.07 6,380 6,443 441,009 367.77 1,157.24 Community total 0.07 6,385 6,443 441,009 367.77 1,157.24

Portland, Maine Portland International Jetport 0.08 9,326 9,557 491,468 6,103.87 224.45

Richmond, Virginia Richard E Byrd Flying Field 0.19 22,261 20,711 1,173,720 29,668.06 5,493.64

Rochester, New York Rochester-Monroe County 0.17 23,458 22,610 1,011,686 21,905.81 2,064.38

Sarasota/Bradenton, Florida Sarasota-Bradenton 0.12 7,595 7,549 717,887 456.89 3.00

Savannah, Georgia Hunter AAF 0.00 80 11,797 30.08 Savannah International 0.11 7,609 7,765 664,341 1,940.77 590.57 Community total 0.11 7,689 7,765 676,138 1,970.85 590.57

Shreveport, Louisiana Barksdale AFB 0.00 5 374 Shreveport Regional 0.05 13,040 12,116 334,762 15,908.85 1,373.93 Community total 0.05 13,045 12,116 335,136 15,908.85 1,373.93

Sioux Falls, South Dakota Joe Foss Field 0.05 9,066 7,660 309,044 18,922.67 4,571.73

South Bend, Indiana Michiana Regional 0.07 12,953 15,478 439,938 7,697.06 621.59

Spokane, Washington Felts Field 0.00 255 256 228.65 Spokane International 0.24 27,516 25,522 1,478,427 39,681.64 13,030.02 Community total 0.24 27,771 25,778 1,478,427 39,910.29 13,030.02

Syracuse, New York Clarence E Hancock 0.14 18,032 17,418 875,990 24,989.12 1,582.04

Valparaiso, Florida Eglin AFB 0.06 5,890 5,989 337,333 20.63 .45

Wichita, Kansas McConnell AFB 0.00 5 36.00 Mid-Continent 0.09 14,431 13,711 536,680 21,113.34 2,444.94 Community total 0.09 14,436 13,711 536,680 21,149.34 2,444.94

NOTE: S = Scheduled NS = Nonscheduled AS = All Service 5-4

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