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All Airlines Facility: MIA Units: 1,000 Lbs Current Year: 10/2005 - 09/2006 Prior Year:10/2004 - 09/2005 Domestic International Total Land Wt Miami-Dade Aviation Department Aviation Statistics Gross Landing Weight - All Airlines Facility: MIA Units: 1,000 lbs Current Year: 10/2005 - 09/2006 Prior Year:10/2004 - 09/2005 Domestic International Total Land Wt. % Total Land Wt. Domestic International Arrival Departure Arrival Departure Change Operator Arrival Departure Arrival Departure 7,880,571 0 6,429,532 0 14,310,103 0.16% American Airlines Inc 14,286,955 7,838,650 0 6,448,305 0 0 0 957,830 0 957,830 4.23% LAN Airlines f/k/a LAN Chile SA 919,000 0 0 919,000 0 408,160 0 499,410 0 907,570 -1.28% United Parcel Service 919,361 407,153 0 512,208 0 519,440 0 273,906 0 793,346 8.32% Executive Airlines dba American 732,383 456,539 0 275,844 0 Eagle Airlines Inc 777,895 0 0 0 777,895 -17.63% Delta Air Lines Inc 944,334 944,334 0 0 0 0 0 595,459 0 595,459 -7.95% Tampa Cargo S.A. fka Tampa 646,873 0 0 646,873 0 Airlines 0 0 582,932 0 582,932 -20.89% Cielos Del Peru SA 736,840 0 0 736,840 0 10,507 0 525,418 0 535,925 -7.06% Arrow Air Inc dba Arrow Cargo 576,643 29,241 0 547,402 0 495,555 0 2,091 0 497,646 -9.17% Sales Ticket - Stats Only 547,877 544,382 0 3,495 0 482,352 0 2,364 0 484,716 30.24% Federal Express Corporation 372,161 371,386 0 775 0 0 0 476,672 0 476,672 3.30% British Airways 461,426 0 0 461,426 0 459,903 0 0 0 459,903 10.52% US Airways, Inc. 416,136 416,136 0 0 0 457,143 0 0 0 457,143 -1.12% Continental Airlines 462,325 462,325 0 0 0 7,254 0 404,612 0 411,866 5.25% Centurion Air Cargo 391,313 21,359 0 369,954 0 0 0 396,872 0 396,872 22.47% Avianca - Aerovias Nacionales de 324,059 0 0 324,059 0 Colombia, SA 0 0 376,960 0 376,960 -5.81% Amerijet International 400,210 0 0 400,210 0 0 0 353,886 0 353,886 -4.94% Martinair Holland, N.V. 372,289 0 0 372,289 0 0 0 305,517 0 305,517 6.29% TAM - Transportes Aereos 287,428 0 0 287,428 0 Meridionais 303,134 0 0 0 303,134 0.96% United Airlines 300,257 299,747 0 510 0 0 0 281,941 0 281,941 26.07% Tradewinds Airlines Inc 223,644 0 0 223,644 0 34,044 0 242,416 0 276,460 -30.05% Gemini Air Cargo 395,232 35,352 0 359,880 0 115,052 0 150,422 0 265,474 -3.61% Polar Air Cargo Inc 275,422 143,360 0 132,062 0 0 0 257,347 0 257,347 -12.31% TACA - Grupo TACA 293,472 0 0 293,472 0 248,558 0 0 0 248,558 -22.51% Northwest Airlines 320,759 320,759 0 0 0 0 0 247,492 0 247,492 -0.27% Air France 248,157 0 0 248,157 0 0 0 220,704 0 220,704 -10.92% Lufthansa Airlines 247,750 0 0 247,750 0 0 0 205,998 0 205,998 -0.46% Iberia Lineas Aereas De Espana SA 206,952 0 0 206,952 0 0 0 199,068 0 199,068 -9.01% Virgin Atlantic Airways Ltd 218,782 0 0 218,782 0 125,882 0 71,830 0 197,712 7.44% Gulfstream International Airlines 184,024 123,712 0 60,312 0 0 0 188,920 0 188,920 26.81% Mexicana de Aviacion, S.A. 148,978 0 0 148,978 0 14,751 0 167,770 0 182,521 8.32% ABX Air 168,504 17,517 0 150,987 0 0 0 179,841 0 179,841 -4.53% Aeromexico 188,383 0 0 188,383 0 28,840 0 146,810 0 175,650 -41.47% Florida West International Airways 300,080 28,690 0 271,390 0 160,251 0 275 0 160,526 5.53% DHL Express (USA) Inc 152,115 141,647 0 10,468 0 156,605 0 0 0 156,605 5.06% Airtran Airways Inc 149,063 149,063 0 0 0 0 0 151,998 0 151,998 -10.12% China Airlines Ltd 169,106 0 0 169,106 0 310 0 150,494 0 150,804 -21.02% VARIG - Viacao Aerea Reio 190,930 0 0 190,930 0 Grandense, S.A. 0 0 150,106 0 150,106 39.64% Aeropostal Alas De Venezuela 107,495 0 0 107,495 0 Friday, October 20, 2006 Page 1 of 3 Miami-Dade Aviation Department Aviation Statistics Gross Landing Weight - All Airlines Facility: MIA Units: 1,000 lbs Current Year: 10/2005 - 09/2006 Prior Year:10/2004 - 09/2005 Domestic International Total Land Wt. % Total Land Wt. Domestic International Arrival Departure Arrival Departure Change Operator Arrival Departure Arrival Departure 0 0 148,836 0 148,836 48.09% Aerolineas Argentinas 100,506 0 0 100,506 0 0 0 148,031 0 148,031 -13.42% Bahamasair Holdings, Ltd. 170,979 0 0 170,979 0 0 0 147,596 0 147,596 -18.80% Air Canada 181,762 0 0 181,762 0 0 0 139,795 0 139,795 24.90% Air Jamaica 111,927 0 0 111,927 0 0 0 138,144 0 138,144 4.36% Alitalia, Linee Aeree Itiane, S.P.A. 132,375 0 0 132,375 0 0 0 125,240 0 125,240 -27.21% Lan Peru Airlines 172,050 0 0 172,050 0 0 0 121,537 0 121,537 -4.29% Cayman Airways, Ltd. 126,989 0 0 126,989 0 0 0 121,210 0 121,210 -2.13% DHL Aero Expreso 123,845 0 0 123,845 0 0 0 112,530 0 112,530 -0.55% LAN Ecuador 113,150 0 0 113,150 0 0 0 102,836 0 102,836 -1.88% Swiss International Air Lines Ltd 104,808 0 0 104,808 0 0 0 100,944 0 100,944 -1.55% BWIA - British West Indies Airways 102,538 0 0 102,538 0 0 0 96,064 0 96,064 8.53% COPA Airlines 88,512 0 0 88,512 0 0 0 91,200 0 91,200 -19.58% Santa Barbara Airlines SA 113,400 0 0 113,400 0 3,315 0 86,533 0 89,848 755.21% Air Transport International LLC 10,506 2,070 0 8,436 0 24,570 0 64,260 0 88,830 100.00% Omega Air Holdings LLC dba Focus 0 0 0 0 0 Air 86,425 0 0 0 86,425 -12.47% Kitty Hawk Air Cargo 98,735 98,735 0 0 0 76,632 0 0 0 76,632 23.53% Comair Inc 62,033 62,033 0 0 0 25,340 0 44,898 0 70,238 59.93% Atlas Air Inc 43,918 22,708 0 21,210 0 69,532 0 0 0 69,532 -29.52% America West Airlines 98,658 98,658 0 0 0 12,035 0 54,555 0 66,590 3.67% Falcon Air Express 64,235 21,820 0 42,415 0 40,704 0 24,137 0 64,841 6.63% Miami Air International Inc 60,808 36,914 0 23,894 0 0 0 59,346 0 59,346 -3.71% LTU Luft Transport 61,632 0 0 61,632 0 930 0 53,940 0 54,870 13.10% Capital Cargo Intl Airlines Inc 48,515 775 0 47,740 0 0 0 54,430 0 54,430 -44.42% LAB - Lloyd Aereo Boliviano 97,935 0 0 97,935 0 6,469 0 44,452 0 50,921 21.58% IBC Airways Inc 41,881 6,476 0 35,405 0 48,252 0 0 0 48,252 24.86% Alaska Airlines 38,644 38,644 0 0 0 0 0 47,970 0 47,970 -51.86% LACSA - Lineas Areas 99,656 0 0 99,656 0 Costarricenses, S.A. 46,872 0 0 0 46,872 100.00% Freedom Airlines aka Mesa Air 0 0 0 0 0 Group 40,106 0 0 0 40,106 -51.55% Chautauqua Airlines Inc 82,786 82,786 0 0 0 0 0 35,763 0 35,763 -34.15% El Al Israel Airlines 54,309 0 0 54,309 0 0 0 28,434 0 28,434 3.45% Estafeta Carga Aerea SA de SA 27,486 0 0 27,486 0 1,820 0 25,792 0 27,612 800.00% Air Tahoma Inc 3,068 156 0 2,912 0 0 0 22,165 0 22,165 3.59% Mountain Air Cargo Inc 21,397 0 0 21,397 0 0 0 19,208 0 19,208 -46.01% Consorcio Aviaxsca SA de CV dba 35,574 0 0 35,574 0 Aviacsa Airlines 0 0 14,825 0 14,825 5.00% Avialeasing Aviation Company 14,119 0 0 14,119 0 784 0 9,702 0 10,486 100.00% Sky King Inc 0 0 0 0 0 9,504 0 0 0 9,504 24.53% MN Airlines, LLC dba Sun Country 7,632 7,488 0 144 0 Airlines 405 0 7,479 0 7,884 ************* Sky Way Enterprises Inc 567 135 0 432 0 Friday, October 20, 2006 Page 2 of 3 Miami-Dade Aviation Department Aviation Statistics Gross Landing Weight - All Airlines Facility: MIA Units: 1,000 lbs Current Year: 10/2005 - 09/2006 Prior Year:10/2004 - 09/2005 Domestic International Total Land Wt.
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