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Air Transport Statistics Report of the Dominican Republic 20 19 AIR TRANSPORT STATISTICS REPORT OF THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC YEAR 8, NO. 6, JANUARY - DECEMBER 2019, ISSN 2676-0517, SANTO DOMINGO, D.N., DOM. REP. Dominican Republic Air Transport Statistics Report 2019 Statistics Department Economics Department AIR TRANSPORT STATISTICS REPORT OF THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 2019 Written by: Statistics Department Carlos Santana Sabrina Pichardo Paola Massiel Mendoza Reviewed and Edited by: Economics Department Francisco Figuereo Copyright 2020 All Rights Reserved Santo Domingo, Dom. Rep. 2 Civil Aviation Board of the Dominican Republic AIR TRANSPORT STATISTICS REPORT OF THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 2019 TABLE OF CONTENTS TERMS GLOSSARY .................................................................................... 4 ACRONYMS GLOSSARY ............................................................................ 5 WORDS FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE CIVIL AVIATION BOARD ...... 7 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY .............................................................................. 8 PASSENGER TRAFFIC ............................................................................... 10 PASSENGER TRAFFIC - AIRPORTS ........................................................ 14 PASSENGER TRAFFIC BY AIRPORTS ..................................................... 15 PASSENGER TRAFFIC AIRLINES AND FLIGHT STAGES ....................... 23 PASSENGER TRAFFIC - REGIONS ........................................................... 28 AIRCRAFT MOVEMENT ............................................................................. 37 INDICATORS AND FREIGHT TRAFFIC ...................................................... 40 ANNEXES .................................................................................................... 46 Civil Aviation Board of the Dominican Republic 3 AIR TRANSPORT STATISTICS REPORT OF THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 2019 TERMS GLOSSARY • Airport: is a defined area of land or water that is used for the arrival, departure and movement on the surface of aircraft. • International Airport: is an airport of entry or exit designated for international air services, where customs, immigration, public health, veterinary and phytosanitary regulations and similar procedures are carried out. • Airbus: Airbus S.A.S .: is a division of Airbus Group S.E. who builds civil aircraft. Its headquarters are in Blagnac, a suburb of Toulouse, France. Its production and its manufactures are, above all, in France, Germany, Spain, China and the United Kingdom. • Central Bank of the Dominican Republic: was created by the Monetary and Banking Law of 1947 as the Central Bank of the Dominican Republic, and is responsible for regulating the banking and monetary system of the country. • Boeing: The Boeing Company is an American multinational company that designs, manufactures and sells airplanes, helicopters, missiles and satellites and provides advice and technical service. • Economic Authorization Certificate (CAE): certificate issued by the Civil Aviation Board to verify that the interested party has economic and financial capacity to perform air transport services. • Embraer: company Brasileira de Aeronáutica S.A., is a Brazilian aeronautical factory that produces commercial, military and executive aircraft. • Exports: is the shipment of a product or service to a foreign country for commercial purposes. • Imports: is the legitimate transport of goods and services from abroad, which are acquired by a country to be distributed inside it for commercial purposes. • Civil Aviation Board: the advisory body of the Executive Power in relation to the national air transport policy, as well as regulator and executor of the economic aspects of said transport. • Airline: is a company that provides transport services by aircraft, made for remuneration or rent. • Airline on non-scheduled flights: is one whose main activity is to perform non-scheduled operations. • Airline on scheduled flights: is a company that mainly provides regular services (although it can also perform some non-scheduled flights). • Market Share: is the market share, fraction or percentage that will be taken from the total market available or from the market segment that is being supplied by the company. • Mcdonnell Douglas (MD): was a great American construction and defense contractor of aircraft and missiles, which manufactured a large number of both civilian and military aircraft. • Aircraft movement: moving an aircraft from one point to another. • Passenger traffic: transfer of a passenger from one point to another. 4 Civil Aviation Board of the Dominican Republic AIR TRANSPORT STATISTICS REPORT OF THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 2019 • OAG: global provider of digital, timely and actionable flights, and applications for the entire tourism sector such as airlines, airports, government agencies, aircraft manufacturers, consultants and companies related to tourism around the world. • On Time Performance (OTP): punctuality of outgoing / incoming flights. • Operating Permit (PO): permit issued by the Civil Aviation Board to foreign air operators. • Ratio: quantified relation between two magnitudes that reflects its proportion. • Revenue Passenger Kilometer (RPK): the sum of the products obtained by multiplying the total number of passengers transported in each stage of flight by the distance of the stage (one passenger-kilometer is the same as a passenger who flew 1 kilometer) . • Charter Flight: is a non-regular operation that is carried out with a chartered aircraft. • Regular Flight: is one that is carried out by adjusting to a published schedule or by flights so regular or frequent as to constitute a series that can be easily recognized as systematic. ACRONYMS GLOSSARY • AZS: International Airport Profesor Juan Bosch,l ocated in El Catey, Samaná, D.R. • DGA: General Directorate of Customs • USA.: United States of America • FOB: Free on Board • IDAC: Dominican Institute of Civil Aviation • JAC: Civil Aviation Board • JBQ: International Airport Dr. Joaquín Balaguer, located in El Higüero, Northern Santo Domingo, D.R. • J.F.P.G.: Dr. José Francisco Peña Gómez. • LRM: International Airport de La Romana, R.D. • ICAO: International Civil Aviation Organization. • UNWTO: World Tourism Organization • OTP: On Time Performance. • PAX: Passengers • POP: International Airport Gregorio Luperón, located in Puerto Plata, D.R. Civil Aviation Board of the Dominican Republic 5 AIR TRANSPORT STATISTICS REPORT OF THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 2019 • PUJ: International Aiport Punta Cana, D.R. • Dom. Rep/D.R.: Dominican Republic • RPK: Revenue Passenger Kilometer. • RSD: Relative Standard Deviation • SAP: Servicios Aéreos Profesionales. • SD: Standard Deviation • SDQ: Internatinal Airport Las Américas, Dr. José Francisco Peña Gómez, located in Santo Domingo, D.R. • STI: International Airport del Cibao, located in Santiago, D.R. • YoY: Year over year 6 Civil Aviation Board of the Dominican Republic AIR TRANSPORT STATISTICS REPORT OF THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 2019 WORDS FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE CIVIL AVIATION BOARD The future of the aviation industry is promising. By 2040, the expectation is that the number of passengers transported by air around the world will double, reaching 8,900 million people. For Latin America and the Caribbean, the most recent Panel of Experts Report (ICAO IATA, ACI), projects an annual growth of 3.8% of passenger and cargo traffic over the next 25 years. This implies that as a country we must prepare for an increase in traffic with significant improvements in technological aspects and facilitating air cargo. Connecting with destinations such as Asia, west coast and central of the USA, is a priority of our administration with the objective of reaching a passenger with a higher purchasing power and spending, on one hand, and facilitating air trade on the other. As a result of that decision, in 2019, we signed legal documents with the Oriental Republic of Uruguay, and with the People's Republic of China, which was subsequently formalized by the President of the Dominican Republic, Mr. Danilo Medina on his first official visit to that country ; the definitive agreement with the State of Israel, the Republic of Peru, the Kingdom of the Netherlands and the Netherlands Antilles with respect to San Martín and Curaçao. Similarly, with Portugal, Antigua and Barbuda; Seychelles, Rwanda, Kuwait, Poland, Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, Kingdom of Belgium, Malaysia, Guatemala, Saudi Arabia, the Sultanate of Oman and the Kingdom of Spain, in addition to the progress in negotiations with the Republic of the Congo and the Government of the United States of America. Twelve legal instruments were signed in the 12th ICAO Air Services Negotiation Event (ICAN 2019). All these agreements facilitate the air transport of cargo and passengers between our business partners and greatly benefit our country, which is enhanced by its unique geographical position and excellent business and investment climate. In that same sense, the signing of 13 commercial codeshare agreements between different international airlines throughout these three (3) years running this Board, for a total of 27, facilitates the arrival of visiting passengers from a greater number of destinations and is a clear signal of the confidence of these operators for our market. Boosting air connectivity is a strategic pillar of the Civil Aviation Board. Every day there are more Dominicans that access this safe mode of transportation, shortening the distance between family and loved ones. Today, 636 thousand Dominican residents fly to different destinations
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