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Turkish Airlines Key operational indicators 14 264 732 PAX (+11.0%) 147 415 ATM’s (+7.2%) Key facts and figures 2013 2014 73 airlines 70 airlines 164 destinations 159 destinations 12 new destinations 3 new carriers 70 airlines domestic — 24 international — 33 CIS — 13 PAX traffic distribution 9% 41% 50% Domestic International CIS PAX 8 000 000 +22.9% 7 000 000 +3.6% 6 000 000 5 000 000 4 000 000 2013 3 000 000 2014 2 000 000 -8.4% 1 000 000 0 Dom Int CIS Top 10 airlines in PAX traffic 1,6% Rossiya 1,9% 24% Aeroflot 2,1% Transaero S7 2,8% Utair 2,9% 36% Ural Airlines Lufthansa 4,1% Orenair 4,3% Donavia 9,8% Nordavia 10,4% Others Airlines 300 000 + PAX PAX number, thnd Rossiya 5 094 Aeroflot 1 486 Transaero 1 398 S7 Group 608 Utair 587 Ural Airlines 418 Lufthansa 399 Orenair 302 Airlines 50 000 - 300 000 PAX PAX number, thnd Donavia 230 238 Nordavia 224 260 Uzbekistan Airways 144 095 Emirates 139 847 Air Berlin 136 494 Turkish Airlines 129 132 Air France 124 020 Nordstar 116 235 Nordwind Airlines 108 020 SWISS 107 016 SAS 101 672 KLM 98 023 Belavia 97 388 UIA 91 497 Yamal 91 271 Rusline 86 555 Aegean 85 124 British airways 84 683 Air Baltic 83 372 CSA 72 092 Austrian Airlines 68 419 Finnair 63 664 Ak Bars Aero 63 092 Vueling 63 052 Kolavia 62 610 Air Astana 61 964 Air Moldova 57 192 Alitalia 54 941 Bulgaria Air 53 285 Airlines 10 000 - 50 000 PAX PAX number, thnd Hainan Airlines 47 289 Somon Air 47 272 AZAL 46 210 Severstal 44 886 Avia Traffic 44 774 Nouvelair Tunisie 43 483 EL AL 40 910 Tajik Air 31 333 LOT 28 722 Izhavia 27 466 Polet 25 994 Pskovavia 25 567 Germanwings 25 399 Air One 24 402 iFly 23 923 Estonian air 22 738 Korean Air 22 375 Ikar 22 268 Yakutia 21 998 Norwegian Air Shuttle 21 311 Astra 18 627 East Air 18 294 Turkmenistan Airlines 15 300 Tap Portugal 14 850 Air Armenia 14 700 Alrosa 12 236 Blue Bird Airways 11 256 New Livingston SPA 10 994 159 destinations domestic — 65 International — 65 CIS — 29 12 new destinations 3 new carriers Seasonal promotional events New summer destinations Ferbruary’19th 2014 5 host airlines, 100 participants Rossyia — Minsk Vueling — Alicante Rusline— Kirov, Saransk TAP Portugal — Lisbon Polet - Vilnius New winter destinations September’4th 2014 4 host airlines, 110 participants Air Baltic — Riga TAP Portugal — Lisbon Transaero — London Turkish Airlines — Istanbul New Summer’15 destinations – February’27th 2015 New Projects Incentive Program for Cargo Flights introduced October, 24 2014. Discounts on airport regulated charges up to 45% for new freighters and those increasing frequency Transfer Development Project (М2) -join our program -increase your PAX traffic via LED -provide expanded network for your PAX -take advantage of connecting in LED Infrastructure improvement Pulkovo-1 Opening date – 4th February 2015 NCG business lounge + VIP lounge Total space 61 134. sq.m. (+43%) PRM Room Airbridges – 6 +2 (July) 9 stores Bus gates – 7 +4 (July) 6 Food and Beverage outlets Easy and fast transfer Airside Extra aircraft stands 4 +4 (July) Storage for containers (120 capacity) “BATO” (4th quarter 2015) Thank you for your attention! LED’S enjoy this evening together! .
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