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Table 1 ASSESSED VALUE OF INTERCOUNTY UTILITY COMPANIES AIR TRANSPORTATION COMPANIES Actual and Equalized Property Values for Calendar Year 2006 REAL PROPERTY PERSONAL PROPERTY TOTAL REAL AND PERSONAL COUNTY ACTUAL EQUALIZED ACTUAL EQUALIZED ACTUAL EQUALIZED ABX Air Inc King 6,543,919 6,223,268 6,543,919 6,223,268 Spokane 571,081 507,120 571,081 507,120 TOTAL 7,115,000 6,730,388 7,115,000 6,730,388 Aero Flight Executive Services King 4,110,540 3,909,124 4,110,540 3,909,124 TOTAL 4,110,540 3,909,124 4,110,540 3,909,124 Aeroflot Russian Intl Airlines King 16,000 15,216 16,000 15,216 TOTAL 16,000 15,216 16,000 15,216 Air Canada King 507,000 482,157 507,000 482,157 TOTAL 507,000 482,157 507,000 482,157 Air Transport International Island 8,051 6,900 8,051 6,900 King 2,037,949 1,938,089 2,037,949 1,938,089 TOTAL 2,046,000 1,944,989 2,046,000 1,944,989 Airpac Airlines Douglas 137,501 134,889 137,501 134,889 Franklin 137,501 126,226 137,501 126,226 Grant 137,501 128,976 137,501 128,976 King 1,324,991 1,260,067 1,324,991 1,260,067 Pierce 137,501 131,314 137,501 131,314 Snohomish 137,501 137,501 137,501 137,501 Spokane 137,501 122,101 137,501 122,101 Whatcom 137,501 127,876 137,501 127,876 Yakima 137,501 130,901 137,501 130,901 TOTAL 2,424,999 2,299,851 2,424,999 2,299,851 REAL PROPERTY PERSONAL PROPERTY TOTAL REAL AND PERSONAL COUNTY ACTUAL EQUALIZED ACTUAL EQUALIZED ACTUAL EQUALIZED Alaska Airlines Inc King 54,033,119 46,900,747 499,984,174 475,484,949 554,017,293 522,385,696 Spokane 3,588,707 3,186,772 3,588,707 3,186,772 TOTAL 54,033,119 46,900,747 503,572,881 478,671,721 557,606,000 525,572,468 Allegiant Air Franklin 682,584 626,612 682,584 626,612 King 56,276 53,519 56,276 53,519 Spokane 26,403 23,446 26,403 23,446 Whatcom 1,000,126 930,117 1,000,126 930,117 Yakima 1,611 1,534 1,611 1,534 TOTAL 1,767,000 1,635,228 1,767,000 1,635,228 America West Airlines Inc King 21,691,471 20,628,589 21,691,471 20,628,589 Spokane 2,960,529 2,628,950 2,960,529 2,628,950 TOTAL 24,652,000 23,257,539 24,652,000 23,257,539 American Airlines Inc King 66,642,000 63,376,542 66,642,000 63,376,542 TOTAL 66,642,000 63,376,542 66,642,000 63,376,542 Ameriflight Inc Benton 885,801 790,135 885,801 790,135 Douglas 97,904 96,044 97,904 96,044 Franklin 82,779 75,991 82,779 75,991 Grant 208,325 195,409 208,325 195,409 King 8,825,011 8,392,585 8,825,011 8,392,585 Kittitas 2,182 2,095 2,182 2,095 Okanogan 39,796 38,761 39,796 38,761 Pierce 1,267 1,210 1,267 1,210 Snohomish 31,754 31,754 31,754 31,754 Spokane 209,455 185,996 209,455 185,996 Thurston 4,187 3,831 4,187 3,831 Walla Walla 112,765 105,548 112,765 105,548 Whatcom 397,337 369,523 397,337 369,523 Yakima 524,436 499,263 524,436 499,263 TOTAL 11,422,999 10,788,145 11,422,999 10,788,145 Ameristar King 370,834 352,663 370,834 352,663 TOTAL 370,834 352,663 370,834 352,663 Asiana Airlines Inc King 4,873,000 4,634,223 4,873,000 4,634,223 TOTAL 4,873,000 4,634,223 4,873,000 4,634,223 ASTAR Air Cargo King 155,000 147,405 155,000 147,405 TOTAL 155,000 147,405 155,000 147,405 REAL PROPERTY PERSONAL PROPERTY TOTAL REAL AND PERSONAL COUNTY ACTUAL EQUALIZED ACTUAL EQUALIZED ACTUAL EQUALIZED ATA Airlines Inc Grant 2,908 2,728 2,908 2,728 Island 10,905 9,346 10,905 9,346 King 2,927,755 2,784,295 2,927,755 2,784,295 Pierce 276,632 264,184 276,632 264,184 TOTAL 3,218,200 3,060,553 3,218,200 3,060,553 Atlas Air Inc King 188,754 179,505 188,754 179,505 Pierce 23,246 22,200 23,246 22,200 TOTAL 212,000 201,705 212,000 201,705 Avantair King 403,469 383,699 403,469 383,699 TOTAL 403,469 383,699 403,469 383,699 Big Sky Transportation Co Grant 933,423 875,551 933,423 875,551 King 29,856 28,393 29,856 28,393 Spokane 1,210,721 1,075,120 1,210,721 1,075,120 TOTAL 2,174,000 1,979,064 2,174,000 1,979,064 Bombardier Flexjet Clallam 145,465 141,683 145,465 141,683 Douglas 36,366 35,675 36,366 35,675 Franklin 109,099 100,153 109,099 100,153 Grays Harbor 36,366 36,257 36,366 36,257 King 3,236,591 3,077,999 3,236,591 3,077,999 Kitsap 145,465 145,465 145,465 145,465 Lewis 72,732 66,477 72,732 66,477 Pierce 181,831 173,649 181,831 173,649 Skagit 36,366 36,366 36,366 36,366 Snohomish 109,099 109,099 109,099 109,099 Spokane 545,493 484,398 545,493 484,398 Thurston 36,366 33,275 36,366 33,275 Walla Walla 72,732 68,078 72,732 68,078 Whatcom 254,563 236,744 254,563 236,744 Yakima 145,465 138,482 145,465 138,482 TOTAL 5,163,999 4,883,800 5,163,999 4,883,800 British Airways - PLC King 16,197,000 15,403,347 16,197,000 15,403,347 TOTAL 16,197,000 15,403,347 16,197,000 15,403,347 Cargolux Airlines International King 12,000 11,412 12,000 11,412 TOTAL 12,000 11,412 12,000 11,412 Casino Express Clallam 54,310 52,898 54,310 52,898 Franklin 142,268 130,602 142,268 130,602 REAL PROPERTY PERSONAL PROPERTY TOTAL REAL AND PERSONAL COUNTY ACTUAL EQUALIZED ACTUAL EQUALIZED ACTUAL EQUALIZED Grant 15,939 14,951 15,939 14,951 King 145,103 137,993 145,103 137,993 Spokane 88,548 78,631 88,548 78,631 Whatcom 245,574 228,384 245,574 228,384 Yakima 106,258 101,158 106,258 101,158 TOTAL 798,000 744,617 798,000 744,617 Champion Air Franklin 56,556 51,918 56,556 51,918 King 1,199,573 1,140,794 1,199,573 1,140,794 Pierce 247,058 235,941 247,058 235,941 Spokane 23,813 21,146 23,813 21,146 TOTAL 1,527,000 1,449,799 1,527,000 1,449,799 China Airlines King 658,921 626,634 658,921 626,634 TOTAL 658,921 626,634 658,921 626,634 China Eastern Airlines King 600 570 600 570 TOTAL 600 570 600 570 CitationShares King 1,855,357 1,764,445 1,855,357 1,764,445 TOTAL 1,855,357 1,764,445 1,855,357 1,764,445 Commander Northwest Ltd Douglas 1,990,000 1,952,190 1,990,000 1,952,190 TOTAL 1,990,000 1,952,190 1,990,000 1,952,190 Continental Airlines Inc King 68,043,000 64,708,893 68,043,000 64,708,893 TOTAL 68,043,000 64,708,893 68,043,000 64,708,893 Coyan Aviation Inc Adams 64,556 59,714 64,556 59,714 Douglas 64,556 63,329 64,556 63,329 Grant 129,112 121,106 129,112 121,106 King 64,556 61,392 64,556 61,392 Spokane 64,556 57,325 64,556 57,325 Walla Walla 64,556 60,424 64,556 60,424 Whitman 64,556 55,647 64,556 55,647 Yakima 64,556 61,457 64,556 61,457 TOTAL 581,004 540,394 581,004 540,394 Custom Air Transport King 156,150 148,499 156,150 148,499 TOTAL 156,150 148,499 156,150 148,499 Delta Air Lines Inc Franklin 1,740,179 1,597,484 1,740,179 1,597,484 King 70,608,313 67,148,505 70,608,313 67,148,505 Spokane 2,090,509 1,856,372 2,090,509 1,856,372 TOTAL 74,439,001 70,602,361 74,439,001 70,602,361 Empire Airlines Inc King 65,472 62,264 65,472 62,264 Okanogan 10,135 9,871 10,135 9,871 San Juan 15,709 13,745 15,709 13,745 Spokane 350,684 311,407 350,684 311,407 REAL PROPERTY PERSONAL PROPERTY TOTAL REAL AND PERSONAL COUNTY ACTUAL EQUALIZED ACTUAL EQUALIZED ACTUAL EQUALIZED TOTAL 442,000 397,287 442,000 397,287 Eva Air King 8,259,000 7,854,309 8,259,000 7,854,309 TOTAL 8,259,000 7,854,309 8,259,000 7,854,309 Evergreen International Airlines Inc King 17,312 16,464 17,312 16,464 Pierce 781,688 746,512 781,688 746,512 TOTAL 799,000 762,976 799,000 762,976 Executive Flight Inc Douglas 7,862,106 7,712,726 7,862,106 7,712,726 King 151,894 144,451 151,894 144,451 TOTAL 8,014,000 7,857,177 8,014,000 7,857,177 Executive Jet Management Inc King 1,942,300 1,847,127 1,942,300 1,847,127 Spokane 276,753 245,756 276,753 245,756 TOTAL 2,219,053 2,092,883 2,219,053 2,092,883 Express Net Airlines LLC King 2,879,000 2,737,929 2,879,000 2,737,929 TOTAL 2,879,000 2,737,929 2,879,000 2,737,929 Federal Express Corp Adams 3,351 3,100 3,351 3,100 Asotin 900 689 900 689 Benton 34,883 31,115 34,883 31,115 Chelan 257,894 243,452 257,894 243,452 Clallam 193,435 188,405 193,435 188,405 Clark 72,671 71,799 72,671 71,799 Cowlitz 25,180 25,180 25,180 25,180 Douglas 103,721 101,750 103,721 101,750 Ferry 900 823 900 823 Franklin 707,685 649,655 707,685 649,655 Grant 286,400 268,643 286,400 268,643 Grays Harbor 84,934 84,678 84,934 84,678 Island 21,119 18,100 21,119 18,100 Jefferson 3,450 3,450 3,450 3,450 King 63,120,270 60,027,375 63,120,270 60,027,375 Kitsap 43,724 43,724 43,724 43,724 Kittitas 3,951 3,793 3,951 3,793 Klickitat 2,951 2,951 2,951 2,951 Lewis 5,500 5,027 5,500 5,027 Mason 8,553 7,877 8,553 7,877 Okanogan 66,375 64,649 66,375 64,649 Pend Oreille 900 725 900 725 Pierce 456,112 435,587 456,112 435,587 San Juan 123,271 107,861 123,271 107,861 Skagit 25,309 25,309 25,309 25,309 Skamania 900 794 900 794 Snohomish 102,865 102,865 102,865 102,865 Spokane 17,220,168 15,291,508 17,220,168 15,291,508 Stevens 4,402 3,676 4,402 3,676 Thurston 300,587 275,037 300,587 275,037 Walla Walla 11,776 11,022 11,776 11,022 Whatcom 1,019,662 948,285 1,019,662 948,285 REAL PROPERTY PERSONAL PROPERTY TOTAL REAL AND PERSONAL COUNTY ACTUAL EQUALIZED ACTUAL EQUALIZED ACTUAL EQUALIZED Whitman 5,605 4,832 5,605 4,832 Yakima 476,598 453,721 476,598 453,721 TOTAL 84,796,002 79,507,457 84,796,002 79,507,457 Flight Options King 12,311,925 11,708,641 12,311,925 11,708,641 TOTAL 12,311,925 11,708,641 12,311,925 11,708,641 Frontier Airlines Inc King 21,410,733 20,361,608 21,410,733 20,361,608 Spokane 83,383 74,044 83,383 74,044 Whitman 71,883 61,964 71,883 61,964 TOTAL 21,565,999 20,497,616 21,565,999 20,497,616 Gulf & Carribean Cargo Inc King 10,265 9,762 10,265 9,762 Snohomish 1,735 1,735 1,735 1,735 TOTAL 12,000 11,497 12,000 11,497 Hawaiian Airlines Inc King 55,429,000 52,712,979 55,429,000 52,712,979 TOTAL 55,429,000 52,712,979 55,429,000 52,712,979 Hillsboro Aviation Inc Cowlitz 284,292 284,292 284,292 284,292 TOTAL 284,292 284,292 284,292 284,292 Horizon Air Industries Inc Douglas 2,216,740 2,174,622 2,216,740 2,174,622 Franklin 5,716,214 5,247,485
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