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June 2021 Flydenverdashboard.Xlsx Operations and Traffic June 2021 Operations⁽¹⁾ 2021 2020 Change % Change % Total YTD 2021 YTD 2020 Change % Change % Total Air Carrier 42,837 20,930 21,907 104.7% 79.9% 213,221 157,572 55,649 35.3% 79.4% Air Taxi 10,481 4,002 6,479 161.9% 19.6% 54,109 51,472 2,637 5.1% 20.1% General Aviation 281 158 123 77.8% 0.5% 1,176 1,126 50 4.4% 0.4% Military 6 8 (2) (25.0%) 0.0% 46 59 (13) (22.0%) 0.0% Operations Total 53,605 25,098 28,507 113.6% 100.0% 268,552 210,229 58,323 27.7% 100.0% Passengers⁽²⁾ Domestic Inbound 2,787,412 876,717 1,910,695 217.9% 48.8% 11,972,359 7,609,014 4,363,345 57.3% 48.5% Outbound 2,740,354 872,198 1,868,156 214.2% 47.9% 12,004,715 7,640,922 4,363,793 57.1% 48.6% Domestic Total 5,527,766 1,748,915 3,778,851 216.1% 96.7% 23,977,074 15,249,936 8,727,138 57.2% 97.1% International Inbound 90,157 673 89,484 13296.3% 1.6% 351,526 251,768 99,758 39.6% 1.4% Outbound 91,942 780 91,162 11687.4% 1.6% 342,268 222,493 119,775 53.8% 1.4% Customs Total 182,099 1,453 180,646 12432.6% 3.2% 693,794 474,261 219,533 46.3% 2.8% Int'l Pre‐Cleared Inbound 3,293 0 3,293 100.0% 0.1% 16,007 93,280 (77,273) (82.8%) 0.1% Outbound 2,189 0 2,189 100.0% 0.0% 14,152 96,926 (82,774) (85.4%) 0.1% Pre‐Cleared Total 5,482 0 5,482 100.0% 0.1% 30,159 190,206 (160,047) (84.1%) 0.1% International Total 187,581 1,453 186,128 12809.9% 3.3% 723,953 664,467 59,486 9.0% 2.9% Passenger Total 5,715,347 1,750,368 3,964,979 226.5% 100.0% 24,701,027 15,914,403 8,786,624 55.2% 100.0% Airline Category⁽³⁾ Major/National 4,980,867 1,548,157 3,432,710 221.7% 87.1% 21,395,093 13,454,077 7,941,016 59.0% 86.6% Foreign Flag 36,410 1453 34,957 2405.8% 0.6% 136,699 232,924 (96,225) (41.3%) 0.6% Regional 698,070 200,758 497,312 247.7% 12.2% 3,168,975 2,226,964 942,011 42.3% 12.8% Charter/Misc 0 0 0 100.0% 0.0% 260 438 (178) (40.6%) 0.0% Passenger Total 5,715,347 1,750,368 3,964,979 226.5% 100.0% 24,701,027 15,914,403 8,786,624 55.2% 100.0% Cargo⁽⁴⁾ (in pounds) Air Mail Inbound 2,532,218 1,908,353 623,865 32.7% 4.7% 17,129,948 12,552,504 4,577,444 36.5% 5.4% Outbound 2,068,903 1,219,796 849,107 69.6% 3.8% 12,467,864 7,072,431 5,395,433 76.3% 3.9% Air Mail Total 4,601,121 3,128,149 1,472,972 47.1% 8.5% 29,597,812 19,624,935 9,972,877 50.8% 9.3% Freight & Express Inbound 29,115,006 26,511,206 2,603,800 9.8% 53.9% 168,242,992 166,042,893 2,200,099 1.3% 52.6% Outbound 20,278,659 21,107,708 (829,049) (3.9%) 37.6% 122,017,007 124,600,538 (2,583,531) (2.1%) 38.1% F&E Total 49,393,665 47,618,914 1,774,751 3.7% 91.5% 290,259,999 290,643,431 (383,432) (0.1%) 90.7% Total Cargo 53,994,786 50,747,063 3,247,723 6.4% 100.0% 319,857,811 310,268,366 9,589,445 3.1% 100.0% By Carrier Type Cargo 43,857,359 43,119,844 737,515 1.7% 81.2% 248,409,814 253,931,590 (5,521,776) (2.2%) 77.7% Passenger 10,137,427 7,627,219 2,510,208 32.9% 18.8% 71,447,997 56,336,776 15,111,221 26.8% 22.3% Total Cargo 53,994,786 50,747,063 3,247,723 6.4% 100.0% 319,857,811 310,268,366 9,589,445 3.1% 100.0% (1) An aircraft operation is either a landing or takeoff or contact with the control tower (as reported by FAA). (2) Revenue and non‐revenue domestic and international passengers (as reported by the individual airlines). (3) Airline Category includes the following: Major/National (i.e. United, Southwest, Frontier, etc.); Foreign Flag (i.e. Lufthansa, British Airways, etc.); Regional (i.e. United Express, Delta Connection, etc.); Charter/Misc (i.e. charter operations, diversions, etc.) (4) For additional detail see the Cargo Report. Operations and Traffic June 2021 Operations⁽¹⁾ 2021 2019 Change % Change % Total YTD 2021 YTD 2019 Change % Change % Total Air Carrier 42,837 43,491 (654) (1.5%) 79.9% 213,221 232,780 (19,559) (8.4%) 79.4% Air Taxi 10,481 12,452 (1,971) (15.8%) 19.6% 54,109 69,117 (15,008) (21.7%) 20.1% General Aviation 281 395 (114) (28.9%) 0.5% 1,176 1,870 (694) (37.1%) 0.4% Military 6 14 (8) (57.1%) 0.0% 46 49 (3) (6.1%) 0.0% Operations Total 53,605 56,352 (2,747) (4.9%) 100.0% 268,552 303,816 (35,264) (11.6%) 100.0% Passengers⁽²⁾ Domestic Inbound 2,787,412 3,061,453 (274,041) (9.0%) 48.8% 11,972,359 15,539,135 (3,566,776) (23.0%) 48.5% Outbound 2,740,354 3,016,309 (275,955) (9.1%) 47.9% 12,004,715 15,576,635 (3,571,920) (22.9%) 48.6% Domestic Total 5,527,766 6,077,762 (549,996) (9.0%) 96.7% 23,977,074 31,115,770 (7,138,696) (22.9%) 97.1% International Inbound 90,157 101,140 (10,983) (10.9%) 1.6% 351,526 558,655 (207,129) (37.1%) 1.4% Outbound 91,942 102,402 (10,460) (10.2%) 1.6% 342,268 548,221 (205,953) (37.6%) 1.4% Customs Total 182,099 203,542 (21,443) (10.5%) 3.2% 693,794 1,106,876 (413,082) (37.3%) 2.8% Int'l Pre‐Cleared Inbound 3,293 51576 (48,283) (93.6%) 0.1% 16,007 234,472 (218,465) (93.2%) 0.1% Outbound 2,189 52786 (50,597) (95.9%) 0.0% 14,152 245,905 (231,753) (94.2%) 0.1% Pre‐Cleared Total 5,482 104362 (98,880) (94.7%) 0.1% 30,159 480,377 (450,218) (93.7%) 0.1% International Total 187,581 307,904 (120,323) (39.1%) 3.3% 723,953 1,587,253 (863,300) (54.4%) 2.9% Passenger Total 5,715,347 6,385,666 (670,319) (10.5%) 100.0% 24,701,027 32,703,023 (8,001,996) (24.5%) 100.0% Airline Category⁽³⁾ Major/National 4,980,867 5,411,591 (430,724) (8.0%) 87.1% 21,395,093 27,695,992 (6,300,899) (22.8%) 86.6% Foreign Flag 36,410 140583 (104,173) (74.1%) 0.6% 136,699 678,219 (541,520) (79.8%) 0.6% Regional 698,070 833,492 (135,422) (16.2%) 12.2% 3,168,975 4,327,295 (1,158,320) (26.8%) 12.8% Charter/Misc 0 0 0 100.0% 0.0% 260 1,517 (1,257) (82.9%) 0.0% Passenger Total 5,715,347 6,385,666 (670,319) (10.5%) 100.0% 24,701,027 32,703,023 (8,001,996) (24.5%) 100.0% Cargo⁽⁴⁾ (in pounds) Air Mail Inbound 2,532,218 2,185,422 346,796 15.9% 4.7% 17,129,948 13,684,163 3,445,785 25.2% 5.4% Outbound 2,068,903 1,149,868 919,035 79.9% 3.8% 12,467,864 8,104,380 4,363,484 53.8% 3.9% Air Mail Total 4,601,121 3,335,290 1,265,831 38.0% 8.5% 29,597,812 21,788,543 7,809,269 35.8% 9.3% Freight & Express Inbound 29,115,006 29,959,569 (844,563) (2.8%) 53.9% 168,242,992 171,851,654 (3,608,662) (2.1%) 52.6% Outbound 20,278,659 21,296,234 (1,017,575) (4.8%) 37.6% 122,017,007 126,041,244 (4,024,237) (3.2%) 38.1% F&E Total 49,393,665 51,255,803 (1,862,138) (3.6%) 91.5% 290,259,999 297,892,898 (7,632,899) (2.6%) 90.7% Total Cargo 53,994,786 54,591,093 (596,307) (1.1%) 100.0% 319,857,811 319,681,441 176,370 0.1% 100.0% By Carrier Type Cargo 43,857,359 39,756,273 4,101,086 10.3% 81.2% 248,409,814 236,475,411 11,934,403 5.0% 77.7% Passenger 10,137,427 14,834,820 (4,697,393) (31.7%) 18.8% 71,447,997 83,206,030 (11,758,033) (14.1%) 22.3% Total Cargo 53,994,786 54,591,093 (596,307) (1.1%) 100.0% 319,857,811 319,681,441 176,370 0.1% 100.0% (1) An aircraft operation is either a landing or takeoff or contact with the control tower (as reported by FAA).
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