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CARGO MOVEMENT for CY 2013 AIRLINE Airport OPERATOR JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER TOTAL CAR Baguio WCC - G updated February 1, 2013 CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY OF THE PHILIPPINES AERODROME DEVELOPMENT & MANAGEMENT SERVICE CARGO MOVEMENT for CY 2013 AIRLINE Airport OPERATOR JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER TOTAL CAR Baguio WCC - G. Aviation - A. Spirit REGION 1 Laoag (Int'l. ) HK Express - Cebu Pac. Asian Spirit Far East Trans China S. Air 12,132 11,824 14,932 11,866 12,097 12,279 75,130 Air Macao - Mandarin Airlines - Laoag (Dom. ) Pal 211,104 189,709 250,939 142,952 223,569 195,952 180,030 129,215 96,891 26,214 144,757 176,521 1,967,853 Air Phil. - Cebu Pac. 47,159 56,951 51,865 58,492 47,782 39,492 32,868 29,638 29,373 122,197 32,238 52,942 600,997 Seair 19,609 19,745 10,661 4,631 54,646 Air Republic - Far East Avia. - WCC - Paco - Batanes Air - A. Spirit - Sky Pasada - G. Aviation - Military - Lingayen G. Aviation - Military - Rosales G. Aviation - San Fernando G. Aviation - Vigan north south air 1,110 1,370 1,300 350 400 1,100 520 6,150 lion air - G. Aviation - Seair - Region II - Bagabag Cyclone - G. Aviation - Basco Cyclone - Seair - lion air - North Sky 8,750 12,365 10,636 1,988 1,781 2,145 5,526 5,815 4,931 8,801 6,150 4,401 73,289 sky jet 16,759 20,789 34,180 47,161 31,952 14,597 165,438 pal express 525 18,485 15,580 16,337 14,870 13,246 15,239 21,854 29,413 145,549 jg aircraft 2,493 2,493 AIRLINE Airport OPERATOR JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER TOTAL feas - Sky Pasada 1,685 13,596 17,337 12,916 9,417 10,569 11,910 11,315 10,493 14,146 113,384 Military 2,300 2,300 G. Aviation 5,797 200 715 150 630 227 7,719 Cauayan Cebu Pac. 20,300 14,808 25,826 26,239 25,262 19,937 24,699 18,346 18,595 18,678 17,730 25,310 255,730 G. Aviation 19,420 150 19,570 PAL - Military - Cyclone airways 6,090 14,049 15,799 12,691 15,166 7,446 9,549 12,089 11,969 14,511 119,359 Cyclone 7,446 14,349 21,795 wcc 4,070 44,529 9,326 9,441 12,265 8,709 9,827 98,167 Itbayat jg aircraft 1,459 1,459 royal air 80 80 northsky 93 95 291 311 651 978 842 391 3,652 Air Republic - Mid Sea Express - Aviation ent. 65 65 Cyclone - G. Aviation 272 600 12 141 1,025 Palanan Cyclone - wcc - G. Aviation - Military - Tuguegarao (Int'l.) Cebu Pacific - G. Aviation - Military - Tuguegarao (Dom.) Cebu Pacific 76,503 85,970 85,035 90,021 44,413 16,944 64,205 66,014 69,092 76,204 93,530 767,931 palex 20,323 29,743 27,502 26,535 25,157 29,522 31,218 26,373 28,920 23,620 38,532 307,445 Florida Air - Royal Aviation - North Sky 15,547 12,534 2,909 2,480 2,679 4,528 9,071 6,130 11,599 6,824 6,183 80,484 lion air - Chemtrad - WCC 3,007 23,472 29,118 22,055 14,871 13,822 14,638 15,548 18,598 19,574 174,703 Mid Sea Express - Batanes Air - Cyclone - ATX - Royal Air 20,900 20,900 skypasada WCC - G. Aviation 2,800 150 2,430 1,500 1,400 200 5,050 2,300 2,400 18,230 Military 24 24 Region III - Iba G. Aviation - Subic International - Domestic - G. Aviation - D.Macapagal Int,l. Airport International - DOMESTIC - AIRLINE Airport OPERATOR JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER TOTAL G. AVIATION - MILITARY - Plaridel G. Aviation - NCR - NAIA INT'L 22,365,950 21,859,350 27,022,420 25,658,380 25,259,330 24,092,130 23,890,900 22,696,260 23,380,590 23,961,270 26,409,780 26,519,740 293,116,100 DOMESTIC 9,495,030 10,890,580 11,926,870 12,591,040 12,183,060 14,560,020 15,005,550 14,516,810 1,331,235 1,433,830 1,329,410 17,200,900 122,464,335 G. AVIATION 165,330 60,710 91,790 105,030 129,110 14,667 16,981 20,063 9,360 613,041 Region IV - Alabat G. Aviation - Baler cebu 19,963 19,963 Busuanga Air Phil. 67,349 61,966 72,753 72,605 55,321 46,987 61,356 412,465 58,256 60,921 64,769 1,034,748 Cebu Pac 110,561 99,988 114,284 108,864 104,612 109,296 106,957 229,367 111,090 83,126 81,655 1,259,800 skyjet 4,304 7,656 21,357 28,169 3,268 64,754 Zest Air 46,786 38,556 41,254 44,066 10,209 180,871 Seair - Chemtrad - G. Aviation 103,311 22,582 30,153 29,752 39,562 45,902 59,392 73,798 72,532 42,000 518,984 Calapan G. Aviation - Cuyo Seair - G. Aviation - Jomalig G. Aviation - Lubang G. Aviation - Mamburao G. Aviation - Marinduque Zest Air 2,954 2,827 2,834 3,618 12,233 G. Aviation - Pto.Princesa ( Int'l. ) Layang-Layang - Pto.Princesa ( Dom.) PAL - Air Asia - palex 228,238 305,461 368,314 475,125 524,950 519,661 392,698 369,878 479,103 401,282 398,669 420,742 4,884,121 Cebu Pac 265,753 346,155 424,201 519,860 703,640 580,671 584,044 374,496 329,179 359,020 345,664 329,544 5,162,227 Zest Air 164,295 62,683 89,985 154,546 159,473 202,123 209,789 1,042,894 Seair 319,497 184,877 277,226 336,626 192,836 5,248 52,090 50,981 57,734 132,916 1,610,031 Maswings 26 26 Romblon Zest Air 10,286 9,768 9,200 10,836 1,718 41,808 G. Aviation - Seair - San Jose Pal - Airphil - Cebu Pac 31,296 33,325 37,342 27,965 20,863 28,017 36,300 25,979 29,642 32,676 35,684 33,908 372,997 Zest Air - Pinamalayan Seair - G. Aviation - Wasig G. Aviation - Region V - Bulan G. Aviation - Daet G. Aviation - Legaspi PAL 17,645 22,702 40,347 Air Phil. 32,624 9,851 42,498 80,845 91,454 77,595 97,881 88,952 92,515 6,547 43,501 59,860 724,123 Cebu Pac 88,970 92,093 90,749 109,718 109,880 87,264 78,056 80,372 81,023 20,561 111,969 125,034 1,075,689 Zest Air 2,774 2,412 2,818 4,992 695 13,691 AIRLINE Airport OPERATOR JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER TOTAL MILITARY 1,500 750 2,250 G. Aviation 455 750 1,205 Masbate A. Spirit - PAL Express 3,470 5,009 4,682 3,571 6,047 6,737 7,307 7,276 8,464 10,682 8,441 9,338 81,024 Cebu Pac 4,520 458 4,978 Zest Air 16,780 15,608 16,409 15,705 5,387 69,889 G. Aviation - Naga PAL - Palex 8,061 12,160 7,256 5,818 5,259 5,881 3,847 5,695 14,998 6,330 75,305 Cebu Pac 14,349 14,252 8,158 12,662 4,646 6,081 4,630 3,523 4,944 18,693 91,938 Zest Air - G. Aviation - Military - Sorsogon G. Aviation - Virac PAL - Air Phil. - Cebu Pac 6,406 7,346 6,947 4,914 7,619 7,459 7,211 6,243 6,448 7,299 6,235 11,384 85,511 sky jet 1,621 3,419 2,177 316 7,533 Zest Air - A. Spirit - Region VI - Antique G. Aviation - Bacolod PAL 435,626 399,601 476,980 433,172 427,272 384,638 3,828 345,747 439,311 477,988 457,433 682,881 4,964,477 Seair 27,014 72,166 72,284 68,140 96,609 140,355 476,568 Cebu Pac. 507,901 504,141 547,803 206,178 497,958 461,489 44,046 437,136 395,262 426,645 378,077 561,018 4,967,654 Air Phil. 1,679 1,200 2,206 1,148 959 3,249 3,262 1,658 1,456 2,386 3,217 8,797 31,217 Zest Air 500 7,567 21,608 11,312 40,385 49,493 40,208 73,197 244,270 Military - G. Aviation - Caticlan Airphil 218,322 178,186 208,997 197,244 161,502 894,563 206,014 183,718 208,065 2,456,611 Cebu Pac 337,833 302,487 297,579 157,777 199,816 176,582 218,093 170,019 231,390 2,091,576 Air Spirit - Seair - Zest Air - G. Aviation - Iloilo (Intl) Cebu Pac. - Iloilo PAL 416,019 381,255 494,006 554,714 371,184 328,070 355,899 343,418 352,498 363,547 491,182 419,988 4,871,780 Cebu Pac. 407,481 162,678 356,780 479,605 427,915 297,586 455,667 562,100 554,243 659,761 708,588 711,320 5,783,724 Seair 34,843 36,573 39,049 12,468 55,112 178,045 PAL Express 47,975 43,842 46,588 46,114 344,594 28,855 30,552 588,520 Zest Air 137,175 118,506 138,237 329,973 123,428 178,750 114,485 57,595 125,064 64,886 71,685 78,114 1,537,898 Kalibo INT'L - PAL - Airphil - China M.Air 983 983 JIN Air - Zest Air - Kalibo DOMESTIC - PAL 1,452 408 83 148 2,790 7,047 11,928 palex 41,464 23,667 22,221 40,384 43,811 48,585 65,495 67,770 65,816 419,213 Cebu Pac.
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