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BeijingDailyTuesday | 15th September 2009

Last night

Last night’s Gala Dinner, The Great 'haul' fittingly held in the seat of power at the magnificent Great Hall of the People, was the climax of this event, drawing together of the People ’s leading air transport industry bosses, including the head of CAAC, in the presence of the Mayor of . Following a programme of spectacular traditional entertainment, representing the many Chinese airports and regions that have showcased at the forum, the evening moved to the serious business of the Routes Airport Marketing Awards, supported by OAG. Of the four regional winners, ’ George Karamanos, director, commercial and marketing, was characteristically unable to contain his joy, punching the air on stage for the benefit of the cameras. “We Greeks are a passionate people. I accepted this award tonight, but this trophy is really for the people of Athens International, who have worked tirelessly to make our airport an award-winning marketing success,” he said. New services from Athens airport this year include 13 routes being operated by newcomer Athens Airways, plus new routes from Aegean to , Berlin, , Istanbul, Paphos and . Air Arabia to Sharjah, Baboo to , easyJet category – Winner: Athens to , Etihad to Abu Dhabi, LOT . Presented to George Karamanos, director, commercial and to Krakow, Sun Express to Izmir, Cimber marketing. Highly Commended: Brussels Sterling and .com to . and Airport Schiphol. Continued on page 3... We have: The ideal hub to Northern Europe Ads

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BeijingDaily | Tuesday | 15th September 2009 3 The panel getting ready to discuss the question: “Can global air transport resume growth?” Boeing: 'People still prefer to turn left rather than right when

Dr Fariba Alamdari, vice president market & value analysis, Boeing Commercial Airplanes confidently predicting that long-term growth in air travel would still boarding aircraft' average just under 5%. She also believes that people “still prefer to turn left rather than right when boarding a plane”, if only as a psychological status symbol. Experts agree that traffic growth is imminent

A panel of experts at yesterday’s ICAO World Bank Routes Global Strategy Summit predicted that air travel growth was imminent but would lag behind economic growth by between three and four months. With increasing signs of economic recovery in several regions of the world representatives from Boeing, Qantas and Southwest Airlines predicted that passenger demand would soon start to pick up, though it may be the end of 2010 or early 2011 before global demand recovers to the peak levels of 2008. Freight demand however is unlikely to recover before the end of 2011 or early 2012. Dr Fariba Alamdari, vice president market Lee Lipton of Southwest and anna.aero’s Ralph & value analysis, Boeing Commercial Anker reminiscing about a previous meeting. Lee Airplanes revealed that the global financial once visited Stansted, the headquarters crisis was now in its third stage, the of Go, where Ralph was head of network planning beginning of the recovery. Boeing’s latest before the was acquired by easyJet.

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OAG is a leading brand of UBM Aviation, the global data, information, news and events business owned by United Business Media Limited. 20-year current market outlook has only marginally lowered its forecast growth rate for the period from 5.0% per annum to 4.9%, but it remains confident that the main drivers of air travel demand have not changed. It forecasts that the world economy (GDP) will grow by on average 3.1% per annum and that passenger numbers would grow by an average of 4.1% per annum. Cargo traffic, currently suffering a major downturn, is still expected to increase by an average of 5.4% per annum. Markets that are expected to perform above the average are China, India, Latin America and the Middle East. Alamdari believes that it will be 2011 or even 2012 before airline orders for new aircraft return to the levels seen prior to the global crisis. Boeing also expects business traffic to return as “people still prefer to turn left rather than right when boarding aircraft”, as the psychological value of showing people Catching up: Dr Alamdari and anna.aero’s editor “I’ve made it” has not disappeared. Ralph Anker used to work together for several Qantas: two-pronged strategy helps with years at Cranfield University in the UK. capacity management Darren Peisley, executive manager Financial Crisis)/Swine Flu crisis had lasted capacity in markets where new entrants, commercial planning, Qantas Airways longer than previous ‘shocks’ but there such as Tiger Airways, are attempting to presented a graph showing how previous was analytical evidence to show a strong attract additional passengers as well as aviation crises in the last 10 years had correlation between business travel demand taking market share from existing carriers. impacted traffic for a period but that (the key revenue generating segment for demand would always bounce back to traditional airlines) and activity in equity Southwest: regional LCCs will a long-term average growth rate of 5%. markets. In Australia this activity had started start to forge global alliances The 1998 Asia Financial Crisis had seen to increase recently suggesting that business Lee Lipton, director network strategic international business traffic fall by 20%, the traffic would be picking up in the next three planning at Southwest Airlines believes that 2001 Dot-com crash combined with ‘9/11’ to four months. now is the right time for low-cost airlines saw traffic fall by 18%, while the 2003 SARS An advantage that Qantas believes it has that have established a major presence crisis resulted in business demand falling by over some of its rivals is that it successfully in a region (such as Southwest in the US, 30%, though traffic recovered fairly quickly. operates its own low-cost subsidiary . Gol in Brazil and easyJet and in This latest dip, nicknamed the GFC (Global This gives it greater flexibility in managing Europe) to consider expansion by looking to develop relationships outside of their natural markets. Southwest, which carries more passengers in the US domestic market than any other airline (but currently operates no international services) has started discussions with WestJet in Canada and Volaris in Mexico. Although Southwest reckons that its demand will be flat in 2010 it is still entering new markets and starting new routes by optimising its schedule and cutting capacity in some markets while dropping very few routes. One way to achieve greater productivity has been to reduce the average sector length of flights, achieved by reducing capacity in longer-haul markets while adding capacity in shorter- haul markets. One of the market changes that Southwest has identified is a growing similarity Darren Peisley (Qantas), Lee between the booking curves associated with Lipton (Southwest) and Dr Fariba Alamdari (Boeing) business and leisure travel. Leisure travellers debating exactly when are now booking much closer to their hoped traffic levels might return to for date of departure. As a result lower fares their 2008 peak. are remaining in the market for longer.

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Victory for Victoria

Melbourne airport is reporting strong passenger growth for 2009 – the latest figures showing international traffic increased in August by just over 7% month-on-month. Commenting at the show, Carl Jones, airline business manager, Melbourne airport said: “We are keen to continue building the network into Melbourne with existing customers and airlines, as well as take advantage of the strong growth markets of China and India. Discussions with prospective carriers has been an important part of this show and we are also pleased to hear that has confirmed an interest in the Australian market.” The airport has also been outperforming Sydney and Brisbane in international passenger and export markets in recent months - according to the airport. Melbourne benefits from lower airport charges and curfew free 24-hour access, but there are also other factors at play, as Jones explained. “I think this trend is a combination of a growing outbound market and the appeal of Melbourne as Australia’s events capital, including hosting major sporting events such as the tennis and Grand prix which is an attractive environment for our airlines.” Melbourne airport’s operators, Australia Pacific Airports Corporation Limited (APAC) is ultimately seeking to double throughput to 50 million annual passengers, says Jones. New services to begin later this year include the airport’s first Singapore Airlines A380 service, with daily flights and will start a three-times weekly service from Doha, increasing to daily in January 2010. It will be the airline’s first destination in Australia.

Sikhuphe International airport to open in 2010

The Kingdom of Swaziland, and enhancing tourism,” said Mr Jomo on the borders of and Dlamini from the Swazi ministry of Mozambique will get its first long haul economic planning. airport next year. Commenting on the airport’s strategy for Swaziland’s existing airport - which lies route development, he added: “The show is to the west of the country and serves the going well and we are talking seriously with regional markets – is physically constrained several regional and charter carriers. We due to its mountainous position. That are looking to gain at least two long-haul will change with the new Sikhuphe carriers in the next year and the initial focus International airport –which will promote will be the markets of North-South Africa, and further provision for manufacturing/ both business and tourism traffic and followed by Europe and the Far East. Our assembly plants. stimulate growth in Swaziland’s ultimate goal is to base a low cost carrier at Enhanced transport links include a eastern region. the airport. Africans are not exposed to low- 17km highway connecting the airport to There is also a big tourism drive in cost travel and we would like to open up the country’s main road providing fast conjunction with ASM, focused on eco- this opportunity.” access to the capital Mbabane and the tourism, conservation and African culture. The airport itself will boast an Airport City Mozambique border (both about one hour “We are working with the government complete with a 1,000 metre cargo centre away) while the border of South Africa is on business opportunities for developing as well as hotel and conference facilities, within 30 minutes.

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The heat is Adria Airways gets a fiery reception on for at the Prague Airport stand.

Central Europe’s busiest airport handled 12.6 million passengers in 2008, an increase of almost 2% on 2007. In the first half of 2009 passenger numbers are down more than 10% but there have been new services launched by B&H Airlines to Sarajevo, CSA to and Tashkent, Delta to New York JFK (complementing its existing Atlanta service), Norwegian to Copenhagen, Wind Jet to Forli, and the opening of ’s base in February which has already grown to encompass 14 destinations. This winter also sees the launch of new services by bmibaby to Belfast. The recent demise of Slovakia’s SkyEurope which had established a base The market leader at the airport is Wizz Air has already grabbed a 6% at the airport in April 2006 will clearly still Czech Airlines with around 50% share of capacity with its 14 routes and have an impact on passenger throughput of scheduled seat capacity. Its route will add Venice Treviso to its network for the rest of the year, although Wizz Air network currently serves 67 destinations later this month. has already vowed to increase frequencies including long-haul routes to New Europe’s biggest LCCs, easyJet and on many of its routes and base a third York JFK and Toronto. (a Ryanair. Both have a presence at the aircraft at the airport. Last summer local low-cost airline which has been airport with easyJet operating routes from SkyEurope was serving as many as 26 operating since 2004) has around 6% of five of its bases (four in the UK and destinations from the airport, though capacity thanks to its 24 destinations, Malpensa) and Ryanair offering flights this fell to 21 for this summer when many of which are only served weekly. from Birmingham, Dublin, , capacity was reduced by around 40%. Its operations are extremely seasonal. Hahn and Stockholm Skavsta.

Budapest's route Kam Jandu, director aviation, Budapest Airport revolution tempting guests with some liquid refreshment. Revolution is in the air at Budapest airport with new incentive schemes for seasonal flights, thin routes and off-peak flights. In 2008 Budapest airport handled almost eight and a half million passengers- down just 2% on the previous year. So far this year the airport has welcomed new services by Italia (to Milan Malpensa), Malev (to Amman, Iasi, St Petersburg and Uzhgorod), Norwegian (to Copenhagen and Stockholm) and Wizz Air (to Madrid, ). Next week sees the start of Wizz Air services to Weeze near Düsseldorf. National Malev, which has seen Wizz Air, which has some 11 bases across Anna.aero is pleased to report that the its ownership gradually evolve in recent Central Europe but is actually based close to airport’s award-winning chocolates were years, is still the busiest carrier at the airport Budapest Airport, has 11% of capacity and again much in evidence this year and with some 47% of scheduled seat capacity. currently flies to 19 destinations. tasting just as good as ever.

BeijingDaily | Tuesday | 15th September 2009 10 The crew you can count on!

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'we want you' – says Copenhagen “we want you...a bit more: Air Berlin already serves Copenhagen from Berlin, Düsseldorf, Palma. Was Ole Wieth Christensen, head of route development (and gets a lot of and airline cooperation talking to Air Berlin’s Jörg Schwingeler, VP Network Development, about possibly starting services? hoped-for airlines to its Carlsberg party)* The unequivocal message 'we want you' seems to have worked wonders for Copenhagen – when anna.aero stopped by there was no shortage of airlines visiting to sip ice-cold Calrsberg and to try to win a Lego aeroplane. Many of the carriers were definite prospects for the Scandinavian hub.

“we want you...Air Malta: Joe Bugeja, GM network and fleet and Tonio Farrugia, GM commercial and ground handling agreements eschew the Carlsberg and “clink” their “we want you” bottled water with Birgitte Olsen, project leader business development, Wonderful Copenhagen.

we want you ...Qatar: Dharminder Hunjan, manager corporate planning, Qatar Airways, Ulv Elbirk, Copenhagen’s route development manager, Asia, Africa & Middle East, and Joachim Lobo, Qatar’s manager route scheduling and charters.

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This latest arrival (with a six per week frequency) means all northern Europe's low-cost airlines ('which use principal airports') will be represented at Copenhagen, including two airlines which only recently set up bases: Norwegian and transavia.com. A new low cost terminal, CPH SWIFT, opening in autumn of 2010, will provide capacity for six million passengers at half the ordinary passenger charge. 'We see lots of new low cost route opportunities and we are convinced that traffic will show strong growth in future,' said Carsten Nørland, VP for Aviation.

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A leading airport for the Yangtze

Hangzhou International Airport aims to double its capacity in the next four years through a major, phased expansion project. The eighth biggest airport in China needs additional capacity where its international and domestic traffic is squeezed into one terminal. A second terminal - which will be dedicated to international flights - is under construction and will be completed next year. By 2012, International Airport will have three terminals, with the third terminal serving domestic flights. Hangzhou’s position as the second largest metropolis in the Yangtze River Delta after will be an important driver of future growth, said Jenny Wu, marketing department, Hangzhou International Airport. “Our airport is just over an hour The airport has also put in place an 13 million. The airport handles 30 airlines from Shanghai on the bullet train and incentive scheme to attract long-haul and 15 international destinations. In July, Hangzhou is seen as the best city for living foreign carriers, to further stimulate Philippine Airlines launched services in China. We want to be a very important international growth. Last year annual to Hangzhou from - its first airport for the Yangtze River Delta.” passenger throughput reached just under destination in China.

Looking to 2010

As host of the World Route Development Forum in 2010, Vancouver International Airport Authority (YVR) is maximising opportunities at this year’s show and ensuring it is well placed for long-term growth. “We have a greater presence this year and want to make people aware about what our region has to offer. We are in discussions with airlines and see key markets in Asia, including South China and India and are working on adding capacity to Europe as load factors are too high at the moment,” said John Korenic, director, aviation marketing, YVR. The Airport Authority has also been busy finishing infrastructure projects – including a major expansion of the city’s convention centre - the location for next year’s show - and has just opened a new automated rapid transit system, providing fast connectivity between the airport and downtown Vancouver.

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10.30 Today: Jetstar Asia CEO to sign MoU on serving Haikou/SIN

Chong Phit Lian, the CEO of Jetstar Asia, is coming to Routes especially today just to sign an MoU to begin operating Haikou-Singapore services, adding growth to the capital of Hainan, the paradise leisure island which seems to have become even more heavenly by defying recession. Hainan’s Haikou Meilan International belongs to a powerful group with a lot of powerful attributes – both natural and financial. This includes 12 airports (including Haikou the island’s capital Gunnar Moller, commercial director, with Zhu Yunshan - of the Hainan national Ren Mingqi, general manager, department development and reform commission – talks to with eight million passengers and of business development, Hainan Meilan Hainan National Broadcasting Group about the Sanya with 7.5 million), China’s fourth International Airport Co. Moller says: “Sanya is efforts being made at Routes to promote the largest carrier Hainan Airlines, and 40 as good if not better than Phuket.” island to more airlines. hotels across China – although Gunnar Moller, commercial director, Haikou says Moller, pointing out that it’s the be built at a furious pace – the largest Meilan International, thinks that its most-preferred location for successful cruise terminal in Asia is currently overwhelming assets are its beaches and mainlanders wanting to acquire under construction in Sanya plus 32 resorts which have 300 annual sunny upscale second homes. Real estate new golf courses – that’s right 32! – days: “As good if not better than Phuket.” has completely defied recession and “there are only 18 at present...” reflects Indeed, Sanya on the south coast is continues to boom with the volume of Moller who identifies (), growing by an amazing 30%: “There’s sales - up an incredible 40% this year. Korea and as the present no crisis there – it just keeps going up,” Tourist infrastructure also continues to key international markets.”

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The next international gateway

Former military base Clark International Airport Corporation, expects passenger volumes to reach 600,000 Diosdado Macapagal International Airport who revealed that the airport has been in by the end of this year. (DMIA) is designated by the government discussions with JetStar Asia at the show. to replace Manila as the next gateway “We are focusing first on the regional Planned expansion to the Philippines and is keen to build carriers, then moving on to the Chinese In preparation for the transfer of traffic relations with new carriers at the show to market, which is very important for us from Manila, two aerobridges will be meet its ambitious expansion plans. and the Middle Eastern carriers.” installed by next February to cater for “The transformation is designed to In the decade since becoming a the legacy carriers. Capacity is currently complement, rather than compete with commercial airport, DMIA has evolved at a being doubled at the existing terminal to Manila International Airport, which rapid pace and today the airport handles a cater for two million annual passengers is too congested and has no space mix of legacy carrier and low-cost traffic, and further planned expansion to five for expansion. Decongesting their with four carriers: Asiana, (services have million. There are also proposals for a capacity will be the next best thing for grown from two to ten flights per week), second terminal to be constructed adjacent the Philippines,” said Darwin Lacson Tiger Airways and Air Asia Berhad (both to the current facility. “We are looking Cunanan, corporate planning manager, offer daily flights) and Cebu Pacific – the for a joint venture partner where we first flag carrier of the Philippines to will be the minority stakeholder and are operate at the airport. working on a master plan,” said Cunanan. “By October, Spirit of Manila Airlines will There would be opportunities to separate start flights here to , Taiwan and the budget and legacy carrier traffic between Middle East and Zest Air will begin flying the two terminals once the projects have to Hong Kong later this month. We are also been completed. The ultimate goal is to hoping to introduce Korean Airlines services have three runways and a third, gateway to Incheon by the end of this year,” terminal, he added. explained Cunanan. Other infrastructure projects include the He added: “We have seen a 22% year-on- development of a ‘global gateway logistics year increase in passenger traffic for the city’, with on-site maintenance facilities. period of January-June 2009 and are offering “The facility for logistics will help support 30% lower rates than Manila in order to aviation development here and by next attract low-cost carriers here. It’s part of our year we could see the first set of buildings strategy to offer better incentives.” The airport being constructed,” said Cunanan.

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Looking to Europe

Shenyang Taoxian International Airport Co has ambitious plans for a new third terminal and to build on and improve its route network to Europe. The airport has developed a strategic international alliance with Russia’s airport and Germany’s . Routes to Europe are currently indirect and the focus at the show and in the longer term will be creating new, direct services to European destinations, explained Song Jian Cheng, vice general manager, Shenyang Taoxian International Airport Co ltd. Located in Shenyang, the largest city in North East China - the airport currently serves 70 domestic and 35 international destinations, with three base airlines: Southern Airlines, terminal – half to be completed in 2011 and international routes and will be Shenzhen Airlines and Northeast and the other half in 2016 - will present designed to handle just over 6,000 Airlines. Completion of a new third opportunities to grow both its domestic passengers at peak hour.

Tourism drive

Guiyang Municipal Tourism Bureau is entertaining visitors with delightful song by the Dong people - one of the many minority groups in south-west China – as it aims to boost tourism traffic through the city’s Charming Airport in , the capital of southwest China’s Guizhou Province. “The Dong people only know song and not words - they are OK it’s not really news, but anna.aero is pleased to welcome two new anna.aero readers from Australia at the show. We spotted Carl Jones, airline beautiful singers. We want them to express this to the world business manager at Melbourne Airport and Robert O’Brien, director of aviation, and make people aware about the city of Guiyang and the Tourism Victoria, checking out our coverage of Saturday night’s opening surrounding Province,” said Tu Bo, deputy director, Guiyang cocktail… like us they clearly don’t like to miss out on the latest gossip… Municipal Tourism Bureau.

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Major Hewlett Packard plant is ticket for 's new international services

Airport rises with the Soaring City: Cao Qianli, Chongqing Airport Group's deputy general manager – “The airport's potential air service development is central to HP's decision to site a plant making 20 million notebooks – any airline opening new international air services can expect attractive subsidies from the municipal government.

Hewlett Packard’s major new plant in West China’s high-achieving city – billed as “Soaring Chongqing” – will produce 20 million notebooks a year and generate a host of other spin-off employers in the local supply chain. The plant has received major backing from Chongqing municipality and the ability of the airport to give access to HP’s world market is also a major factor leading HP to make advanced plans to move much of its Singapore HQ there. Chongqing Airport has been growing at 20% for several years, reaching over 11 million last year. Despite the economic crisis, a further leap of some 30% is expected in 2010 taking throughput to 14m according to Cao Qianli, the airport’s deputy general manager, firmly putting it in China’s top 10. This requires further investment and consequently a new 3,600 metre runway will be commissioned next year, complementing a 3,200 facility. And with current growth not expected to slow Mrs Cao says the airport has put in place planning for yet another runway and third terminal by 2015. So where will be the new routes?

Citizens of Chongqing: Their jobs rest heavily on The airport’s desired routes include Frankfurt, and, interestingly, both HP and the airport – but with a 30% traffic Luxembourg - possibly because it is on a list shared with HP. “Any airline opening hike expected this year, taking throughput to 14m, new international air services can expect attractive subsidies from the municipal this outlook appears to be robust. government” says Mrs Cao.

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Vnukovo Terminal A open in December

Moscow Vnukovo’s new Terminal this year, and the third and final stage – A will open in December 2009. Maksim V covering 30,000sqm – is scheduled for Shishko, marketing department, Vnukovo completion in 2015. In order for work on International Airport, explained that the third phase to go ahead, the remainder the facility will cover 250,000sqm over of the current Domestic Terminal D will five main levels. Construction is being have to be demolished. completed over three stages; the first Terminal A will be divided into two two, with floor space of 173,000sqm and principal operating areas – for domestic 50,000sqm respectively, will be complete and international services – on all levels, the aim being to streamline the handling of transfer passengers. The facility’s entry into service will also make it possible to clearly zone and segregate carriers by type and function within the Vnukovo-1 cluster of terminals. Terminal A will accommodate full-service carriers while international charter and foreign low-cost carriers will use Terminal B; and Russian low-cost carriers will use Terminal D. Once Terminal A is operational, the Plans highlighting the expansion taking place at Vnukovo-1 terminal cluster will be capable Moscow Vnukovo, including the new Terminal A of handling 20 million passengers per year. and runway works. “Vnukovo has the most domestic routes of any Russian airport, with 75 destinations. located next to Terminal A, will have a We hope the number of routes will grow capacity of 150,000 tonnes per year, with a and we will have new airlines with new daily turnover expected to reach 450 tonnes. destinations,” said Shishko. Airfield works involve the renovation The airport is growing – it handled more of Runway 2 and the renovation and than seven million passengers last year and extension by 800m of Runway 1. “Vnukovo has the most domestic routes of any Shishko expects 7.8 million this year. The developments are all part of the Russian airport, with 75 destinations. We hope the Vnukovo will also open a new mail and Master Plan to 2015 adopted by the number of routes will grow and we will have new airlines with new destinations,” said Shishko. cargo terminal in September. The facility, Government of Moscow.

Domodedovo T2 under construction

Moscow Domodedovo has had Domodedovo handled 20.4 million many good meetings with international passengers in 2008, with 84 airlines airlines here at the show. “On many serving regular and charter flights to 220 occasions, airlines have been looking for destinations. The airport’s two parallel meetings with us, which is a big honour,” runways are suitable for simultaneous use. said Roman Titov, project manager, “We are the main hub for the network and traffic development. and in Moscow,” said Titov. He reports very good development of Terminal 2 is currently under services between Moscow and Germany construction. Phase 1 of the three-phase – Lufthansa operates nine flights per project will open in 2011, with the third day and Air Berlin also operates at and final phase scheduled to be complete Domodedovo. The US and Middle East in 2014/15. There are also plans for two markets are also growing. more new terminals by 2030.

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Yunnan Airport Group development

Yunnan Airport Group overall efficiency and development. entertained delegates with some 19 domestic airlines currently offer traditional dancing yesterday. Visitors to scheduled services to airports in Yunnan the stand also received lucky red bracelets. province, including Eastern Airlines, The Group, which manages 12 airports, Southern Airlines, Air China, Lucky is constructing New Kunming Airport, Airlines, Sichuan Airlines and Shanghai which is scheduled to open in 2011. It is Airlines. Three regional airlines serving the a major infrastructure project in the 11th province are Hong Kong Dragon Airlines, Five-Year Plan of Yunnan Province. Two Hong Kong Airlines and Air , independently operating parallel runways while international carriers include: Thai will be constructed and the terminal will Airways, Malaysia Airlines and . be able to accommodate a forecast 38 Also newly-built is Tengchong Hump million passengers in 2020. Airport, which has a capacity of 480,000 Kunming International Airport will and can accommodate forecast traffic to become a national gateway airport and 2015. The airport has a 2,350m runway realise the objective to become a strong and is located in the Hump village of aviation province in 2015. By the end of Qingshui town, located 12km from 2020, Mengla Airport will be added to Tengchong county. the Group. Kunming will be a pivotal hub, Xishuangbanna Airport is being connecting Europe with Asia and opening expanded to meet demand to 2015, which up South and South Asia. is expected to be around 3.5 million The 11th Five-Year Plan foresees passengers. Once work is complete, the impressive growth rates of around 15% per airport will have more than 15 aircraft gate year, as part of the Group’s goal to enhance positions and a 33,000sqm terminal.

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Sheremetyevo targets UK and Irish markets

Moscow Sheremetyevo is in the midst of significant infrastructure development. Scott Wilson’s master plan for the airport forecasts 64 million passengers per year by 2030, with an increase in transfer traffic of 25%. Business aviation will be developed to 36,000 take- off and landings per year and total cargo traffic will be increased to more than one million tonnes. There are currently 36 airlines serving Sheremetyevo, offering more than 120 destinations. The new Terminal E will be complete in December with a total floor space of 78,000sqm and commercial area of 25,000sqm. Meanwhile, the new Terminal D will be complete in October and will have a total floor space of 195,000sqm. The former Terminal 2 is being reconstructed and will be known as Terminal F. Reconstruction of the duty free zone will see the security line located after immigration control. After Terminal E is launched, all domestic flights will be served from Terminal F. “We are more Klaushofer explained that Sheremetyevo is also very interested in the UK market, which it hopes to develop than doubling capacity to almost 40 further. “Dublin is also one of our major goals. We see a million passengers per year,” said Markus good chance to develop in Ireland.” Klaushofer, director aviation marketing and business development. “We are in good cooperation with airlines and see big opportunities for services to Asia and considered particularly important, as it Europe. We are looking at South East is much quicker than the car journey to Asia and China,” said Klaushofer. Hainan the airport. A significant proportion of Airlines recently began a service passengers are using this new rail link. to Sheremetyevo. “With the new terminal, we will have a Klaushofer explained that the airport very well-connected airport. We have had is also very interested in the UK market, very good feedback from the carriers here which it hopes to develop further. at the show,” said Klaushofer. “Moscow is “Dublin is also one of our major goals. still an underserved market and we expect We see a good chance to develop in a lot of growth in the next few years.” Ireland,” said Klaushofer. Sheremetyevo’s aim is to become the leading hub in Europe by 2015, in terms Moscow: of quality of passenger services, with an underserved market passenger traffic increasing to 35 million The airport also has a new high-speed and with 60% of revenues being generated rail link to Moscow city centre – the through non-aeronautical activities. – which opened on 28 August. The ambitious master plan to 2030 also The journey time is 30 minutes. This is includes a new Runway 3.

BeijingDaily | Tuesday | 15th September 2009 30 Up-to-date ground support equipment includes cargo loading-unloading equipment (Commander, CLT and Trepel loaders), passenger airbridges, Schopf apron Novosibirsk International Airport Tolmachevo towing tractors, new Tempest de-icing vehicles, TMD air (OVB) offers modern airport and airdrome start units, pneumatic lifters and a wide range of rescue infrastructure, up-to-date ground support equipment, as well as various types of inspection, security equipment, as well as highly trained personnel for and communication devices. superior ground handling services for a wide range of aircraft. Below is the main list of available ground support equipment and vehicles: • Stairs for different types of aircraft • Heating machine with 18-meter arms for hot air supply (800С) in cabin in winter conditions • Tow bars for all types of aircraft • Hydraulic axle jack • Towing tractors for aircraft with MTOW up to 400 tons • Air conditioner for aircraft compartments • Deicing vehicles LMD-2000 and Tempest (Burya) • Lavatory servicing vehicles • Air start units А-86 and TND-250 • Airfield power supply units • Airfield sweepers • Emergency air bag lifting systems.

The following types of cargo loading/unloading equipment are available at the airport: • Loader Commander 15i (7 ton) • Loader Commander 30i (15 ton) • Loader CLT-8 (3.6 ton) • Loader Trepel PCL-70/37-WP (7 ton) • Loader ZIL APK-КМ (7 ton)

The new cargo terminal provides conditions for handling and storage all categories of domestic and international cargo. The premises for animals, cold storage as well as heated premises for plants are also available.

The passenger service and cargo handling procedures, infrastructure facilities and equipment operated at Novosibirsk Airport (Tolmachevo) comply with International standards and requirements.

Reference: Novosibirsk International Airport (JSC ) is the largest airport complex in Siberia and the Far East. The airport’s existing infrastructure consists of: The airport is the sixth largest in Russia in the • Passenger terminals (after reconstruction) for domestic volume of passenger traffic. and international travel with a capacity of 2650 pass/per hour Tolmachevo airport is one of the largest regional • New class A cargo terminal suitable for handling all international hubs. types of air cargo with an annual throughput capacity of The amount of cargo and mail handled at Tolmachevo over 50,000 tons in 2008 reached 20,500 tons (+10.9 % as compared to • Operating CAT1 runway and new CAT2 runway to start 2007). The passenger traffic in 2008 increased up to 2.109 operating in December 2009. Both runways are 3,600 m ml. passengers (+10.7 % as compared to 2007). In 2008 (11,811 ft) long and 60 m (197 ft) wide and have pavement the airport operated 13,860 flights (+14 % year by year). strong enough for take-off and landing of almost all types Novosibirsk International Airport (Tolmachevo) is a of modern aircrafts including MD-11, B-747-400, An-124. part of Novaport group, which strategically manages 7 • Sixty-two aircraft parking places on the apron of which airports and several concurrent businesses (fuel stations, seventeen are equipped with centralized refueling cargo companies etc.) in Russia and operates in such cities system. The capacity of the system is 1000 cu. m./per as Novosibirsk, Barnaul, Tomsk, Chelyabinsk, Bryansk, hour and provides the possibility to service B-747 within Astrakhan and Chita. 30 minutes) • Modern SkyPort Hotel**** Please, read the information about Novosibirsk • Modern catering facility International Airport Tolmachevo (OVB) Master Plan • New class A logistic center within the airport’s perimeter and infrastructure development projects in Beijing (total area 40,000 sq m). Dailies issue 15.09.2009

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Mr Meng illustrates to anna.aero that Inner Mongolia’s capital city airport – Huhhot – is only 50 minutes/440km from Beijing. Hence its facilities were significantly upgraded last year in time for the Olympics .

Inner Mongolia Civil Airports Group builds to cope with tourists; will double airports to 18 by 2020

At Routes Inner Mongolia Civil Airports for the Olympics with a new terminal and Group (IMA) has been in talks with: 3,600 runway (the old runway becoming a parallel taxiway). Japan Air Lines In Mongolian Huhhot means “blue city” Air Asia, Malaysian and Huhhot is also famous within China Airways for its lush agricultural products, hence All Nippon it has another affectionate name of “Milk Honk Kong Airlines City.” These days it is also a centre for Cathay Pacific/Dragonair biochemistry, pharmaceuticals and power generation technologies and services. Meng Xianjun, deputy general manager, Indeed Huhhot is having a very civil passengers and cargo, explained to good recession – last year’s 2 million anna.aero that tourism dominates the passengers are already on course to jump offer. “Inner Mongolia is rich in tourist to 3m in 2009. Therefore the building assets – forests, grasslands, deserts and continues, not just at Huhhot, but at the a host of cultural pursuits such as horse other 10 airports in the Inner Mongolia racing, archery and hunting.” Civil Airports Group. By 2010 there will The capital city airport – Huhhot – is be 12 airports in the region and by 2020 only 50 minutes/440km from Beijing this is expected to have rocketed to 18 – and is also frequently designated as “only at this point will the strategic layout an alternative airport to the mainland of the Inner Mongolian civil airports Meng Xianjun, deputy general manager, civil capital. Hence its facilities were infrastructure will have been completed” passengers and cargo, Inner Mongolia Civil Airports significantly upgraded last year in time said Mr Meng. Group: “Inner Mongolia is rich in tourist assets.”

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Stockholm has the X factor

Norwegian is doing particularly well at Stockholm Arlanda, explained Micke Bayart, manager route development Europe, LFV Group. The airline last week announced three new routes from Stockholm Arlanda to Barcelona, and Salzburg. There is also an increasing frequency of intercontinental routes; Qatar Airways, Ethiopian and Air China have each added one more frequency from Stockholm, said Bayart. The airport’s focus markets are , and the UK, Bayart describing them as “very important”. “We are looking at new opportunities with existing clients- we have good opportunities. Meetings with customers create confidence and trust. It is essential development, international routes and to the owners, revenues are reinvested in that it’s a dialogue.” air cargo, LFV Group, added: “The big the company in order to enable LFV to Intercontinental routes are holding up X factor now is the yields. I feel really lower charges. “We believe is reinvesting best in the current economic situation. positive that in one year’s time we will to reduce charges, it is about risk- “We know when we have potential and have at least one more intercontinental sharing. Airports are joined at the hip try to find suitable operators to meet route to new destinations. There is also with airlines,” said Bayart. that potential,” said Bayart. “In today’s massive potential for services to the west LFV also conducts a passenger survey environment – we have to be in tune coast of the US.” each year in which 100,000 travellers with the business.” LFV has a commitment to lowering are interviewed, which is said to be of Bjorn Ragnebrink, director business charges to its customers. After a return particular benefit.

Smoking allowed

Medialounge is showcasing its new Medialounge unit, which many delegates have been trying out at the show. The new unit is an elegant infotainment lounge with ground-breaking air cleaning performance and this is the first time the product has been shown on a full scale. Significantly, the new unit has a modular concept. Modules can be Jeanine Roberts, CEO, reports strong The new unit was tested in three airports. added to increase capacity from eight interest from airports in China and across In addition, three airports have already passengers at a time to 60. Illuminated Asia. “Interest is building up – people are signed up and it is likely that a further seven advertising signs outside and digital really excited about it. We are talking to airports will sign up over the next year. displays inside ensure the financing of potential agents and have spoken to a Delegates are invited to visit the the solution. number of airports here at the show,” she Medialounge stand today, where they Beijing is the perfect location to present said. Such is the potential in Asia, that can enjoy a glass of Champagne and the new Medialounge unit, as the company Medialounge has registered a company toast the launch of the new sees significant potential at Asian airports. here in Beijing. Medialounge unit.

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New Billund-Aberdeen service – Billund’s marketing manager, Jesper Klausholm, joins the exhibit to toast (with malt whisky) the news of a six weekly (except Saturday) Cimber- Sterling CRJ-200 service which starts with the winter schedule. “It will be interesting to see how it performs alongside bmi’s Aberdeen-Esbjerg which provides head-to-head competition” observes Klausholm.

Bucharest really needs China links!

Bucharest has a presence in Routes/Beijing for the very good reason that it wants Chinese services. Commenting on her strategy, Mihaela Chiril, Bucharest Henri Coanda’s chief of European integration, explained to anna.aero: “Tarom had a link but this lapsed many years ago – we have a significant Chinese community in Romania due to the previous close ties – and now we have Chinese foreign investment – so we want airlines like Air China and China Airlines to come.” Besides the Chinese carriers, Bucharest is seeing Royal Brunei, Aerolineas Argentinas, Egyptair and a large European contingent Bucharest Henri Coanda’s Mihaela Chiril of Norwegian, Dalmatian, Malmö Aviation, points to the 2012 extension, an entire new and...Ryanair. terminal is planned to open by 2015.

The Ambassador of Portugal visited the ANA stand in the exhibition yesterday. Pictured are: Miguel Ataide Coehlo, economic counsellor, aicep Global Portugal; Leonel Horta Ribeiro, strategy and marketing director, ANA; Rui Quartin- Winners of the Vienna prize draw were important members of the airline Santos, Ambassador of Portugal; Alda Borges Coehlo, board member, ANA; community: ’ Brian Znotins, ’s Stephen Poitras Francisco Severino, director, ; and Antonio Correia Mendes, and Adria Airways’ Luka Rojsek. airport director, Aeroportos Algarve.

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A regular feature of anna.aero’s weekly analysis (available for FREE at graphs! www.anna.aero) is a revealing look at the trends in traffic across various country markets. For the first time ever we are now publishing the data simultaneously for 10 of the biggest country markets, or 18 if you separate out all the individual countries in the European graph. No where else will you find all this data so succinctly summarised in one place. What it clearly demonstrates is that while overall the global economy has been going through a rough patch during the last 12 months, some countries have been far less affected than others. Some markets are already starting to bounce back (even if quite slowly) while others would appear to be struggling to recover.

China booming, Japan struggling While Chinese domestic traffic is booming once more with growth rates of over 20%, Mexico is still struggling with the after-effects of the swine flu outbreak earlier this year. Brazil’s domestic market appears to be growing healthily once more while the Indian domestic market also reported growth in June. Things are not looking so good in the Japanese market, especially on international routes where demand is estimated to be down over 20% Australia based on data from ANA and JAL. Domestic traffic is estimated to be down Source: BITRE between 10% and 15% for most of 2009 so far. While neither the US nor

Brazil China Source: Infraero Source: CAAC

Canada Japan Source: Airport websites Source: ANA, JAL

BeijingDaily | Tuesday | 15th September 2009 41 Canadian markets have yet bounced back to growth there appears at least Slow recovery in Europe to be a gradual improvement in the rate of decline. Across the nine European markets we have tracked none have reported Russia’s trough seems to have bottomed out in March and since then the traffic growth since April. Norway (a business dominated market), spiked decline in traffic numbers in all markets has slowed somewhat though in March as the previous year contained Easter, while Portugal (a leisure demand is still down around 15% versus a year ago. However, in some dominated market) spiked in April thanks to Easter this year being back of these markets (such as Russia) it is worth looking back at the growth in its traditional slot. Sweden appears to be lagging behind its European rates being reported just 18 months ago to realise that certain regions were colleagues, not helped by the difficulties being endured by SAS. This has been reporting extremely high growth rates and that traffic levels in 2009 are still less of a problem in Norway (thanks to Norwegian’s growth) and above those reported in 2007. (where Cimber Sterling and Transavia have been taking up some slack). It is worth noting that two countries on the periphery of Europe (Morocco and ) both reported traffic growth throughout the second quarter of 2009.

Europe India Source: ADV, AENA, ANA, Asseroporti, Avinor, CAA UK, Finavia, French airports, LFV Source: AAI

Mexico Russia Source: DGAC Mexico Source: TCH

USA USA Source: BTS Source: Airline websites

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Start Date Airline From Code To Code Aircraft 14-Sep-09...... Dragonair...... Hong Kong...... HKG...... Guangzhou...... CAN...... A320/1 14-Sep-09...... Golden Air...... Stockholm Arlanda...... ARN...... Kiruna (via OER)...... KRN...... S2000 14-Sep-09...... Porter Airlines...... Toronto City...... YTZ...... Boston, MA...... BOS...... Q400 14-Sep-09...... Pacific Blue...... Wellington...... WLG...... Sydney...... SYD...... B738 15-Sep-09...... Jet Airways...... Mumbai...... BOM...... Dhaka...... DAC...... B73G 15-Sep-09...... Kingfisher...... Mumbai...... BOM...... Hong Kong...... HKG...... A330 16-Sep-09...... IndiGo...... Kolkata...... CCU...... Dibrugarh...... DIB...... A320 16-Sep-09...... Kingfisher...... Mumbai...... BOM...... Singapore...... SIN...... A330 16-Sep-09...... Ryanair...... Oslo Torp...... TRF...... Paris Beauvais...... BVA...... B738 17-Sep-09...... Bahrain Air...... Bahrain...... BAH...... Najaf...... NJF...... A320 17-Sep-09...... Kenya Airways...... Nairobi...... NBO...... Ndola...... NLA...... B738 17-Sep-09...... airBaltic...... Riga...... RIX...... Frankfurt ...... FRA...... B735 17-Sep-09...... airBaltic...... Riga...... RIX...... ...... WAW...... F50 18-Sep-09...... Indonesia AirAsia...... Jakarta...... CGK...... Ho Chi Minh City...... SGN...... A320 19-Sep-09...... Sun D’Or...... Tel Aviv...... TLV...... Dusseldorf...... DUS...... B738 20-Sep-09...... Wizz Air...... Prague...... PRG...... Venice Treviso...... TSF...... A320 20-Sep-09...... Wizz Air...... Fiumicino...... FCO...... ...... BTS...... A320 21-Sep-09...... Sun-Air (BA)...... Billund...... BLL...... Stockholm Bromma...... BMA...... FRJ 21-Sep-09...... Wizz Air...... Bucharest Baneasa...... BBU...... Catania...... CTA...... A320 21-Sep-09...... Wizz Air...... Budapest...... BUD...... Weeze...... NRN...... A320 21-Sep-09...... Zest Air...... Clark...... CRK...... Hong Kong...... HKG...... A320 21-Sep-09...... Shandong Airlines...... Hangzhou...... HGH...... ...... NNG...... CRJ700 21-Sep-09...... Shenzhen Airlines...... Jinjiang...... JJN...... Manila...... MNL...... JET 21-Sep-09...... Air Europa...... Madrid...... MAD...... Lisbon...... LIS...... E190 22-Sep-09...... ...... Belfast International...... BFS...... Tenerife Sur...... TFS...... A320 22-Sep-09...... Wizz Air...... Katowice...... KTW...... Memmingen...... FMM...... A320 22-Sep-09...... Wizz Air...... Katowice...... KTW...... Venice Treviso...... TSF...... A320 23-Sep-09...... Alaska Airlines...... Seattle-Tacoma, WA...... SEA...... Houston, TX...... IAH...... B738 25-Sep-09...... Thai AirAsia...... Bangkok...... BKK...... Taipei...... TPE...... A320 25-Sep-09...... Shenzhen Airlines...... Shenzhen...... SZX...... Singapore...... SIN...... B738 26-Sep-09...... Gulf Air...... Bahrain...... BAH...... Najaf...... NJF...... A320 26-Sep-09...... International...... Kiev...... KBP...... Abu Dhabi...... AUH...... B737 28-Sep-09...... Avianova...... Moscow Vnukovo...... VKO...... 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New York JFK, NY...... JFK...... A319 01-Oct-09...... Oman Air...... Muscat...... MCT...... Munich...... MUC...... A332 01-Oct-09...... jetBlue...... New York JFK, NY...... JFK...... Barbados...... BGI...... A320 01-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Oslo Rygge...... RYG...... London Stansted...... STN...... B738 01-Oct-09...... United (SkyWest)...... San Francisco, CA...... SFO...... Kansas City, MO...... MCI...... CRJ700 01-Oct-09...... Air China...... Shanghai Pudong...... PVG...... Vienna...... VIE...... 01-Oct-09...... airBaltic...... Tallinn...... TLL...... Turku...... TKU...... F50 02-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Bremen...... BRE...... Olso Rygge...... RYG...... B738 02-Oct-09...... Carpatair...... Bucharest...... OTP...... Ancona...... AOI...... S2000 02-Oct-09...... Egyptair...... Cairo...... CAI...... Copenhagen (via OSL)...... CPH...... B738 02-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Oslo Rygge...... RYG...... Bremen...... BRE...... B738 02-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Oslo Rygge...... RYG...... Brussels Charleroi...... CRL...... B738 03-Oct-09...... US Airways ...... Philadelphia, PA...... PHL...... Barbados...... BGI...... A319 03-Oct-09...... Afriqiyah...... Tripoli...... TIP...... Beijing...... PEK...... A330 05-Oct-09...... ...... Aberdeen...... ABZ...... Bergen...... BGO...... J41 05-Oct-09...... Porter Airlines...... Halifax...... YHZ...... St John’s...... YYT...... Q400 05-Oct-09...... Eastern Airways...... Newcastle...... NCL...... Bergen...... BGO...... J41 05-Oct-09...... Delta...... Philadelphia, PA...... PHL...... Paris CDG...... CDG...... 06-Oct-09...... AirTran...... Baltimore/Washington...... BWI...... Indianapolis, IN...... IND...... B717 06-Oct-09...... AirTran...... Baltimore/Washington...... BWI...... New Orleans, LA...... MSY...... B717 06-Oct-09...... AirTran...... Milwaukee, WI...... MKE...... Indianapolis, IN...... IND...... B717 06-Oct-09...... AirTran...... Milwaukee, WI...... MKE...... Pittsburgh, PA...... PIT...... B717 08-Oct-09...... Airnorth...... Darwin...... DRW...... Mount Isa...... ISA...... 08-Oct-09...... Airnorth...... Gold Coast...... OOL...... Mount Isa...... ISA...... 10-Oct-09...... Airlines...... ...... HAN...... ...... FUK...... A320 11-Oct-09...... Arkefly...... Amsterdam...... AMS...... Kathmandu...... KTM...... B738 11-Oct-09...... Qatar Airways...... Doha...... DOH...... Amritsar...... ATQ...... A320 12-Oct-09...... Jet2.com...... Newcastle...... NCL...... Sharm El-Sheikh...... SSK...... B757 15-Oct-09...... easyJet...... Rome Fiumicino...... FCO...... Athens...... ATH...... A319 16-Oct-09...... Zest Air...... Cebu...... CEB...... Bacolad...... BCD...... MA60 16-Oct-09...... Zest Air...... Cebu...... CEB...... Davao...... DVO...... MA60 16-Oct-09...... Zest Air...... Cebu...... CEB...... Ilo-ilo...... ILO...... MA60 16-Oct-09...... Zest Air...... Cebu...... CEB...... Zamboanga...... ZAM...... MA60 16-Oct-09...... Air Dominicana...... Santo Domingo...... SDQ...... Miami, FL...... MIA...... B734

BeijingDaily | Tuesday | 15th September 2009 44 AF ANA PORTO GROWING 210x297 8/19/09 6:06 PM Page 1 Start Date Airline From Code To Code Aircraft 16-Oct-09...... Air Dominicana...... Santo Domingo...... SDQ...... New York JFK, NY...... JFK...... B734 16-Oct-09...... Zest Air...... Zamboanga...... ZAM...... Sandakan...... SDK...... MA60 17-Oct-09...... Zest Air...... Cebu...... CEB...... Cagayan de Oro...... CGY...... MA60 21-Oct-09...... WestJet...... Toronto...... YYZ...... Miami, FL...... MIA...... B73G 22-Oct-09...... AirAsia X...... Kuala Lumpur...... KUL...... ...... CTU...... A330 22-Oct-09...... easyJet...... Milan Malpensa...... MXP...... Prague...... PRG...... A319 22-Oct-09...... WestJet...... Toronto...... YYZ...... Atlantic City, NJ...... AIY...... B73G 23-Oct-09...... Alaska Airlines...... Seattle-Tacoma, WA...... SEA...... Atlanta, GA...... ATL...... B738 25-Oct-09...... Ethiopian Airlines...... Addis Ababa...... ADD...... Mombasa...... MBA...... B737 25-Oct-09...... Turkish Airlines...... Antalya...... AYT...... Stockholm Arlanda...... ARN...... B738 25-Oct-09...... ...... Athens...... ATH...... London Heathrow...... LHR...... A321 25-Oct-09...... ...... Bangkok...... BKK...... Brisbane...... BNE...... B772 25-Oct-09...... Air China...... Beijing...... PEK...... Haneda...... HND...... A321 25-Oct-09...... airberlin...... Berlin Tegel...... TXL...... Phuket...... HKT...... A332 25-Oct-09...... Brussels Airlines...... Brussels...... BRU...... Milan Linate...... LIN...... AR8 25-Oct-09...... Egyptair...... Cairo...... CAI...... Almaty...... ALA...... B738 25-Oct-09...... AirArabia Maroc...... Casablanca...... CMN...... Rome Fiumicino...... FCO...... A320 25-Oct-09...... germanwings...... Cologne/Bonn...... CGN...... Hamburg...... HAM...... A319 25-Oct-09...... germanwings...... Cologne/Bonn...... CGN...... Klagenfurt...... KLU...... A319 25-Oct-09...... germanwings...... Cologne/Bonn...... CGN...... Manchester...... MAN...... A319 25-Oct-09...... germanwings...... Cologne/Bonn...... CGN...... Salzburg...... SZG...... A319 25-Oct-09...... germanwings...... Cologne/Bonn...... CGN...... Tenerife Sur...... TFS...... A319 25-Oct-09...... germanwings...... Cologne/Bonn...... CGN...... Venice Treviso...... TSF...... A319 25-Oct-09...... Qatar Airways...... Doha...... DOH...... Goa...... GOI...... A320 25-Oct-09...... Emirates...... Dubai...... DXB...... Luanda...... LAD...... B773 25-Oct-09...... germanwings...... Hamburg...... HAM...... Salzburg...... SZG...... A319 25-Oct-09...... Cathay Pacific...... Hong Kong...... HKG...... Jeddah (via Dubai)...... JED...... A333 25-Oct-09...... Turkish Airlines...... Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen...... SAW...... Amsterdam...... AMS...... A320 25-Oct-09...... Turkish Airlines...... Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen...... SAW...... Berlin Schoenefeld...... SXF...... A320 25-Oct-09...... Turkish Airlines...... Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen...... SAW...... Cologne/Bonn...... CGN...... A320 25-Oct-09...... Turkish Airlines...... Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen...... SAW...... London Stansted...... STN...... A320 25-Oct-09...... Turkish Airlines...... Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen...... SAW...... Moscow Domodedovo...... DME...... A320 25-Oct-09...... Turkish Airlines...... Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen...... SAW...... Munich...... MUC...... A320 25-Oct-09...... Turkish Airlines...... Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen...... SAW...... Stuttgart...... STR...... A320 25-Oct-09...... Turkish Airlines...... Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen...... SAW...... Adana...... ADA...... A320 25-Oct-09...... firefly...... Kota Bharu...... KBR...... Singapore...... SIN...... ATR72 25-Oct-09...... Aer Lingus...... London Gatwick...... LGW...... Bucharest...... OTP...... A320 25-Oct-09...... Aer Lingus...... London Gatwick...... LGW...... Eindhoven...... EIN...... A320 25-Oct-09...... British Airways...... London Gatwick...... LGW...... Male (Maldives)...... MLE...... B777 25-Oct-09...... British Airways...... London Gatwick...... LGW...... Montego Bay...... MBJ...... B777 25-Oct-09...... Aer Lingus...... London Gatwick...... LGW...... Tenerife Sur...... TFS...... A320 25-Oct-09...... Aer Lingus...... London Gatwick...... LGW...... Warsaw...... WAW...... A320 25-Oct-09...... British Airways...... London Heathrow...... LHR...... Las Vegas, NV...... LAS...... B777 25-Oct-09...... JetStar...... Melbourne...... MEL...... Sydney...... SYD...... A320 25-Oct-09...... jetBlue...... New York JFK, NY...... JFK...... St Lucia...... UVF...... A320 25-Oct-09...... Tiger Airways...... Singapore...... SIN...... Krabi...... KBV...... A320 25-Oct-09...... Wizz Air...... Sofia...... SOF...... Eindhoven...... EIN...... A320 25-Oct-09...... Norwegian...... Stockholm Arlanda...... ARN...... Barcelona...... BCN...... B738 25-Oct-09...... Norwegian...... Stockholm Arlanda...... ARN...... Tenerife Sur...... TFS...... B738 25-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Stockholm Skavsta...... NYO...... Memmingen...... FMM...... B738 25-Oct-09...... JAL...... Tokyo Haneda...... HND...... Beijing...... PEK...... 25-Oct-09...... Afriqiyah...... Tripoli...... TIP...... Manila via Dubai...... MNL...... A330 26-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... ...... ALC...... Friedrichshafen...... FDH...... B738 26-Oct-09...... firefly...... Alor Setar...... AOR...... Singapore...... SIN...... ATR72 26-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Arrecife (Lanzarote)...... ACE...... Birmingham...... BHX...... B738 26-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Arrecife (Lanzarote)...... ACE...... Madrid...... MAD...... B738 26-Oct-09...... Gulf Air...... Bahrain...... BAH...... Erbil...... EBL...... A320 26-Oct-09...... Baboo...... Geneva...... GVA...... Bologna...... BLQ...... Q400 26-Oct-09...... easyJet...... Geneva...... GVA...... Rome Fiumicino...... FCO...... A319 26-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Gran Canaria...... LPA...... Dusselsdorf Weeze...... NRN...... B738 26-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Gran Canaria...... LPA...... Frankfurt Hahn...... HHN...... B738 26-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Gran Canaria...... LPA...... ...... LPL...... B738 26-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Gran Canaria...... LPA...... London Luton...... LTN...... B738 26-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Gran Canaria...... LPA...... London Stansted...... STN...... B738 26-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Gran Canaria...... LPA...... Madrid...... MAD...... B738 26-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Gran Canaria...... LPA...... Porto...... OPO...... B738 26-Oct-09...... British Airways...... London Gatwick...... LGW...... Sharm El-Sheikh...... SSH...... B777 26-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Tenerife Sur...... TFS...... Barcelona Girona...... GRO...... B738 26-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Tenerife Sur...... TFS...... Bournemouth...... BOH...... B738 26-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Tenerife Sur...... TFS...... Madrid...... MAD...... B738 26-Oct-09...... Afriqiyah...... Tripoli...... TIP...... Brazzaville...... BZV...... A319 27-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Arrecife (Lanzarote)...... ACE...... Bristol...... BRS...... B738 27-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Arrecife (Lanzarote)...... ACE...... Dublin...... DUB...... B738 27-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Arrecife (Lanzarote)...... ACE...... East Midlands...... EMA...... B738 27-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Arrecife (Lanzarote)...... ACE...... Frankfurt Hahn...... HHN...... B738 27-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Arrecife (Lanzarote)...... ACE...... Liverpool...... LPL...... B738 27-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Arrecife (Lanzarote)...... ACE...... London Stansted...... STN...... B738 27-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Arrecife (Lanzarote)...... ACE...... Shannon...... SNN...... B738 27-Oct-09...... Royal Air Maroc...... Casablanca...... CMN...... Dubai...... DXB...... B763 27-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Gran Canaria...... LPA...... Barcelona Girona...... GRO...... B738 27-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Gran Canaria...... LPA...... Brussels Charleroi...... CRL...... B738 27-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Gran Canaria...... LPA...... Dublin...... DUB...... B738 27-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Gran Canaria...... LPA...... Glasgow Prestwick...... PIK...... B738 27-Oct-09...... germanwings...... Hamburg...... HAM...... Klagenfurt...... KLU...... A319 27-Oct-09...... Wizz Air...... Kiev...... KBP...... Venice Treviso...... TSF...... A320 27-Oct-09...... Aer Lingus...... London Gatwick...... LGW...... Arrecife (Lanzarote)...... ACE...... A320 27-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Porto...... OPO...... Karlsruhe/Baden...... FKB...... B738 27-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Porto...... OPO...... Weeze...... NRN...... B738 27-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Tenerife Sur...... TFS...... Birmingham...... BHX...... B738 27-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Tenerife Sur...... TFS...... Brussels Charleroi...... CRL...... B738 27-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Tenerife Sur...... TFS...... London Luton...... LTN...... B738 28-Oct-09...... Norwegian...... Aalborg...... AAL...... Las Palmas...... LPA...... B738 28-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Arrecife (Lanzarote)...... ACE...... Barcelona Girona...... GRO...... B738 28-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Arrecife (Lanzarote)...... ACE...... Bournemouth...... BOH...... B738 28-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Arrecife (Lanzarote)...... ACE...... Dusselsdorf Weeze...... NRN...... B738

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Start Date Airline From Code To Code Aircraft 28-Oct-09...... Wizz Air...... Bucharest Baneasa...... BBU...... Forli...... FRL...... A320 28-Oct-09...... Norwegian...... Copenhagen...... CPH...... Las Palmas...... LPA...... B738 28-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Gran Canaria...... LPA...... Birmingham...... BHX...... B738 28-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Gran Canaria...... LPA...... East Midlands...... EMA...... B738 28-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Tenerife Sur...... TFS...... Bristol...... BRS...... B738 28-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Tenerife Sur...... TFS...... Porto...... OPO...... B738 29-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Arrecife (Lanzarote)...... ACE...... Brussels Charleroi...... CRL...... B738 29-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Arrecife (Lanzarote)...... ACE...... Glasgow Prestwick...... PIK...... B738 29-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Arrecife (Lanzarote)...... ACE...... London Luton...... LTN...... B738 29-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Gran Canaria...... LPA...... Bristol...... BRS...... B738 29-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Gran Canaria...... LPA...... Shannon...... SNN...... B738 29-Oct-09...... easyJet...... Manchester...... MAN...... Marrakech...... RAK...... A320 29-Oct-09...... ...... Seoul...... ICN...... Bangkok...... BKK...... B738 29-Oct-09...... Jin Air...... Seoul...... ICN...... Macau...... MFM...... B738 30-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... ...... EDI...... Arrecife (Lanzarote)...... ACE...... B738 30-Oct-09...... AeroSvit...... Kiev...... KBP...... Shanghai...... PVG...... B763 30-Oct-09...... jetBlue...... New York JFK, NY...... JFK...... Kingston...... KIN...... A320 31-Oct-09...... Norwegian...... Aalborg...... AAL...... Las Palmas...... LPA...... B738 31-Oct-09...... Cimber Sterling...... Billund...... BLL...... Las Palmas...... LPA...... B73G 31-Oct-09...... Jetairfly...... Brussels...... BRU...... Enfidha...... NBE...... B738 31-Oct-09...... Jetairfly...... Brussels Charleroi...... CRL...... Enfidha...... NBE...... B738 31-Oct-09...... Jetairfly...... Brussels Charleroi...... CRL...... ...... MJV...... B738 31-Oct-09...... germanwings...... Cologne/Bonn...... CGN...... Gran Canaria...... LPA...... A319 31-Oct-09...... germanwings...... Cologne/Bonn...... CGN...... Las Palmas...... LPA...... A319 31-Oct-09...... Norwegian...... Copenhagen...... CPH...... Dubai...... DXB...... B738 31-Oct-09...... Norwegian...... Copenhagen...... CPH...... Gran Canaria...... LPA...... B738 31-Oct-09...... Norwegian...... Copenhagen...... CPJ...... Las Palmas...... LPA...... B738 31-Oct-09...... Ryanair...... Edinburgh...... EDI...... Tenerife Sur...... TFS...... B738 01-Nov-09...... Etihad...... Abu Dhabi...... AUH...... Hyderabad...... HYD...... A320 01-Nov-09...... airberlin...... Dusseldorf...... DUS...... Krakow...... KRK...... EQV 01-Nov-09...... Ryanair...... Gran Canaria...... LPA...... Bournemouth...... BOH...... B738 01-Nov-09...... WestJet...... Hamilton...... YHM...... Punta Cana...... PUJ...... B73G 01-Nov-09...... Continental (CommutAir)...... Houston, TX...... IAH...... Cleveland, OH...... CLE...... Q200 01-Nov-09...... Continental...... Houston, TX...... IAH...... Edmonton...... YEG...... B737 01-Nov-09...... Continental (ExpressJet)...... Houston, TX...... IAH...... Washington Dulles, DC...... IAD...... ERJ145 01-Nov-09...... WestJet...... Kamloops...... YKA...... Vancouver...... YVR...... B73G 01-Nov-09...... airberlin...... Karlsruhe/Baden...... FKB...... Vienna...... VIE...... EQV 01-Nov-09...... WestJet...... Kelowna...... YLW...... Puerto Vallarta...... PVR...... B737 01-Nov-09...... TACA...... Lima...... LIM...... Mexico City...... MEX...... A319 01-Nov-09...... Southwest...... Milwaukee, WI...... MKE...... Baltimore/Washington, MD...... BWI...... B73G 01-Nov-09...... Southwest...... Milwaukee, WI...... MKE...... Kansas City, MO...... MCI...... B73G 01-Nov-09...... Southwest...... Milwaukee, WI...... MKE...... Las Vegas, NV...... LAS...... B73G 01-Nov-09...... Southwest...... Milwaukee, WI...... MKE...... Orlando, FL...... MCO...... B73G 01-Nov-09...... Southwest...... Milwaukee, WI...... MKE...... Phoenix, AZ...... PHX...... B73G 01-Nov-09...... Southwest...... Milwaukee, WI...... MKE...... Tampa Bay, FL...... TPA...... B73G 01-Nov-09...... airberlin...... Nuremberg...... NUE...... Rome Fiumicino...... FCO...... EQV 01-Nov-09...... TACA...... San Salvador...... SAL...... Orlando, FL...... MCO...... E190 01-Nov-09...... WestJet...... Toronto...... YYZ...... St Maarten...... SXM...... B73G 01-Nov-09...... WestJet...... Toronto...... YYZ...... Varadero...... VRA...... B73G 01-Nov-09...... WestJet...... Victoria...... YYJ...... Puerto Vallarta...... PVR...... B737 02-Nov-09...... Air Madagascar...... Antananarivo...... TNR...... Guangzhou (via Bangkok)...... CAN ...... 02-Nov-09...... easyJet...... Liverpool...... LPL...... Fuerteventura...... FUE...... A319 02-Nov-09...... easyJet...... London Gatwick...... LGW...... Porto...... OPO...... A319 02-Nov-09...... easyJet...... London Luton...... LTN...... Tel Aviv...... TLV...... A319 02-Nov-09...... easyJet...... Lyon...... LYS...... Nantes...... NTE...... A319 02-Nov-09...... easyJet...... Madrid...... MAD...... Amsterdam...... AMS...... A319 02-Nov-09...... Ryanair...... Oslo Torp...... TRF...... Krakow...... KRK...... B738 02-Nov-09...... easyJet...... Rome Fiumicino...... FCO...... Amsterdam...... AMS...... A319 02-Nov-09...... easyJet...... Rome Fiumicino...... FCO...... Lamezia Terme...... SUF...... A319 02-Nov-09...... easyJet...... Rome Fiumicino...... FCO...... Lisbon...... LIS...... A319 02-Nov-09...... WestJet...... Toronto...... YYZ...... Freeport...... FPO...... B73G 02-Nov-09...... WestJet...... Toronto...... YYZ...... Holguin...... HOG...... B73G 03-Nov-09...... WestJet...... Calgary...... YYC...... Izxtapa/Zihuatanejo...... ZIH...... B73G 03-Nov-09...... Ryanair...... Edinburgh...... EDI...... Brussels Charleroi...... CRL...... B738 03-Nov-09...... Ryanair...... Edinburgh...... EDI...... Gdansk...... GDN...... B738 03-Nov-09...... Ryanair...... Edinburgh...... EDI...... Girona...... GRO...... B738 03-Nov-09...... Jetairfly...... Liege...... LGG...... Enfidha...... NBE...... B738 03-Nov-09...... easyJet...... Liverpool...... LPL...... Arrecife (Lanzarote)...... ACE...... A319 03-Nov-09...... easyJet...... London Luton...... LTN...... Sharm El-Sheikh...... SSH...... A319 03-Nov-09...... Ryanair...... Oslo Rygge...... RYG...... Alicante...... ALC...... B738 03-Nov-09...... Ryanair...... Oslo Rygge...... RYG...... Barcelona Girona...... GRO...... B738 03-Nov-09...... Ryanair...... Oslo Rygge...... RYG...... Milan Bergamo...... BGY...... B738 03-Nov-09...... Ryanair...... Oslo Torp...... TRF...... Lodz...... LCJ...... B738 03-Nov-09...... Ryanair...... Oslo Torp...... TRF...... Rome Ciampino...... CIA...... B738 03-Nov-09...... Tiger Airways...... Singapore...... SIN...... Hat Yai...... HDY...... A320 04-Nov-09...... Ryanair...... Edinburgh...... EDI...... Gran Canaria...... LPA...... B738 04-Nov-09...... Ryanair...... Edinburgh...... EDI...... Memmingen...... FMM...... B738 04-Nov-09...... Ryanair...... Edinburgh...... EDI...... Oslo Torp...... TRF...... B738 04-Nov-09...... easyJet...... London Gatwick...... LGW...... Agadir...... AGA...... A319 04-Nov-09...... easyJet...... London Luton...... LTN...... Paphos...... PFO...... A319 04-Nov-09...... easyJet...... London Stansted...... STN...... Fuerteventura...... FUE...... A319 04-Nov-09...... easyJet...... London Stansted...... STN...... Paphos...... PFO...... A319 04-Nov-09...... Ryanair...... Madrid...... MAD...... Fez...... FEZ...... B738 04-Nov-09...... Ryanair...... Madrid...... MAD...... Marrakech...... RAK...... B738 04-Nov-09...... Ryanair...... Madrid...... MAD...... Tangier...... TNG...... B738 04-Nov-09...... WestJet...... Toronto...... YYZ...... Cayo Coco...... CCC...... B73G 04-Nov-09...... WestJet...... Toronto...... YYZ...... Providenciales...... PLS...... B73G 04-Nov-09...... Ryanair...... Weeze...... NRN...... Agadir...... AGA...... B738 04-Nov-09...... Ryanair...... Weeze...... NRN...... Fez...... FEZ...... B738 05-Nov-09...... AirTran...... Fort Lauderdale, FL...... FLL...... Harrisburg, PA...... MDT...... B717 05-Nov-09...... Ryanair...... Madrid...... MAD...... Nador...... NDR...... B738 06-Nov-09...... WestJet...... Kelowna...... YLW...... Cabo San Lucas...... SJD...... B737 06-Nov-09...... easyJet...... Manchester...... MAN...... Copenhagen...... CPH...... A319 06-Nov-09...... easyJet...... Manchester...... MAN...... Munich...... MUC...... A319 06-Nov-09...... WestJet...... Ottawa...... YOW...... Montego Bay...... MBJ...... B73G

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CPH...... Geneva...... GVA...... B738 01-Dec-09...... Cimber Sterling...... Copenhagen...... CPH...... Salzburg...... SZG...... B737 01-Dec-09...... Norwegian...... Copenhagen...... CPH...... Salzburg...... SZG...... B738 01-Dec-09...... Cimber Sterling...... Copenhagen...... CPH...... Verona...... VRN...... B737 01-Dec-09...... germanwings...... Dortmund...... DTM...... Salzburg...... SZG...... A319 01-Dec-09...... V Australia...... Melbourne...... MEL...... Los Angeles, CA...... LAX...... B773 01-Dec-09...... Jin Air...... Seoul...... ICN...... Wuhan...... WUH...... B738 01-Dec-09...... Norwegian...... Stavanger...... SVG...... Las Palmas...... LPA...... B738 01-Dec-09...... Norwegian...... Stavanger...... SVG...... Salzburg...... SZG...... B738 01-Dec-09...... Norwegian...... Stockholm Arlanda...... ARN...... Geneva...... GVA...... B738 01-Dec-09...... Norwegian...... Stockholm Arlanda...... ARN...... Salzburg...... SZG...... B738 01-Dec-09...... Norwegian...... Trondheim...... 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